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English: Relics of the uprising of 1831. Epaulettes of a rebel officer, a belt buckle, a pin, a souvenir stone, stamps from the uprising period, a cap badge of the captain of the 2nd infantry regiment of the Polish army Konstanty Fergis, and a cap badge of the Polish general Henryk Dembinski.
Lietuvių: 1831 m. sukilimo relikvijos. Sukilėlių karininko epoletai, diržo sagtis, sagė, suvenyrinis akmuo, sukilimo laikotarpio spaudai, ženklas nuo lenkų kariuomenės 2-ojo pėstininkų pulko kapitono Konstantino Fergiso kepurės, ženklas nuo lenkų generolo Henriko Dembinskio kepurės.
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Relics of the uprising of 1831, exhibited in the National Museum of Lithuania.

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16 February 2019

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