Wooden Angel Defeating A Demon, Lublin, Poland. Until The Partitions At The End Of The 18Th Century, Lublin Was A Royal City Of The Crown Kingdom Of Poland. Its Delegates And Nobles Had The Right To Participate In The Royal Election. In 1578, Lublin Was Chosen As The Seat Of The Crown Tribunal, The Highest Appeal Court In The Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, And For Centuries, The City Has Been Flourishing As A Centre Of Culture And Higher Learning.

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