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Baptism of Poland

Baptism of Mieszko I of Poland and much of his court, which precipitated the Christianization of Poland

  • Dated 19 April 966 CE

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  1. Posen ↗ capital of the Greater Poland Voivodeship in west-central Poland Hedged in the source
  2. Gniezno ↗ city in central-western Poland Hedged in the source

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