File:Ignacy Paweł Fudakowski - Most na Dniestrze w Żwańcu na Podolu (94-111-3).jpg

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Summary

Photographer



Description	surgeon and photographer
Date of birth/death	1874	1920
Authority file	: Q58446315 VIAF: 374150323749609970221

Description

Polski: Na moście widoczni żołnierze rosyjscy i zaprzęg artyleryjski. W oddali panorama Żwańca.

Depicted place

Żwaniec k. Kamieńca Podolskiego Dniestr (rzeka)

Date

1915

Medium

photograph

Collection

National Digital Archives

	Native name	Narodowe Archiwum Cyfrowe
	Location	Warsaw
	Coordinates	52° 12′ 31″ N, 20° 58′ 40″ E
	Established	2008
	Website	nac.gov.pl
	Authority file	: Q11789677 VIAF: 285782951 GND: 1072170558 BNF: 170052942 J9U: 987007523276605171

Archiwum fotograficzne Ignacego Fudakowskiego

Accession number

94-111-3

Source

https://audiovis.nac.gov.pl/obraz/224025/

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