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Old 28th January 2018, 06:18 AM   #6
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VINCER AUT MO HUNGARIA; roughly translated from Latin as 'Victory for My Hungary'.
Say, wouldn't your English version be VICTORIA HUNGARIAE MEAE?

A Polish saber in my collection is inscribed VINCERE AUT MORI and I've seen others with the same inscription including the country name ...POLONIA. Conquer or die for Poland, in such case.
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