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Wiktor Baltaki
as King Wladyslaw III Jagiellon
Maria Pawlowska
as Queen Sophia of Halshany
Przemyslaw Stippa
as Bishop Zbigniew Olesnicki
Witold Wielinski
as Piotr Ryterski
Beata Wojtan
as Queen Elizabeth of Luxembourg
Dariusz Bereski
as Janos Hunyady
Pawel Paprocki
as Simon Rozgonyi
Grzegorz Sierzputowski
as Primate Szecsi
Zofia Kulesza
as Klara
Kamil Szklany
as Jan Hincza
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