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Polski: Baretka: Krzyż św. Jerzego II Stopnia – Federacja Rosyjska.
English: Ribbon bar: Badge of Distinction – "George's Cross" 2nd Grade – Russian Federation.
Русский: Лента: Знак отличия – Георгиевский крест II степени – Российская Федерация.
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