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Summary
Statue of Joan of Arc in Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral interior, Paris, taken spring 2001. Copyright © 2001 by Steven G. Johnson. Donated to Wikipedia under GFDL —Steven G. Johnson.
This is a Featured Picture from the English Wikipedia, and was the 14 July, 2006, Picture of the Day on the English Wikipedia.
Русский: Статуя Жанны д’Арк в Соборе Парижской Богоматери, где она была причислена к лику блаженных.
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