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ДАТО 426-1-257. 1917. Метрична книга римо-католицького костелу с. Шумське Кременецького повіту

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English: ДАТО 426-1-257. 1917. Метрична книга римо-католицького костелу с. Шумське Кременецького повіту
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Source Державний архів Тернопільської області. Ф. 426. Оп. 1. Спр. 257.
Author Кременецький деканат

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