Archcathedral Basilica of St. Peter and St. Paul

Poznań, Poland

  • קתדרלת פוזנןHebrew
  • Bazylika Archikatedralna Świętych Apostołów Piotra i Pawła w PoznaniuPolish
  • Базиліка Святих Петра і ПавлаUkrainian
  • кафедральный собор Святых Петра и ПавлаRussian
  • кафедральны сабор Святых Пятра і Паўлаbe
  • Posener DomGerman
  • Szent Péter és Pál apostol-főszékesegyházHungarian
  • Catedrala din PoznańRomanian
  • Bazilika svatých Petra a Pavla v Poznanics
  • Archcathedral Basilica of St. Peter and St. PaulEnglish
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UnitStatePeriodSource
Second Polish RepublicSecond Polish Republic1918 – 1939Wikidata (country heuristic)
Partition Powers (Russian/Prussian/Austrian)Russian Empire / German Empire / Austrian Empire1795 – 1918Wikidata (country heuristic)