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Cathedral of St. John, Warsaw, Poland
The Cathedral of St. John began as a parish church in the 15th century, being designated a cathedral in 1798. Of course it was also pretty much destroyed in World War II, and when rebuilt, this façade was apparently redesigned in a Mazovian Gothic style. It is prominently visible in the Old Town.
©2002 Jeffrey L. Cooper

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