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Polish Roman Catholic cardinal (1901-1981)

Also known as: Стефан Вышинский, ستيفان فيشينسكي, 스테판 비신스키, ステファン・ヴィシンスキー, 斯特凡·維遜斯基, Вышинский Стефан

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