The Golden Gate in Gdansk ( the Long Gate Gate or the Gate of the Long Street , Langgasser Tor ) was erected in 1612 at the site of the fourteenth-century Gothic Gate .In 1957 the building was rebuilt after the destruction of the war.
In the frieze on the front wall, a quotation from Psalm 122 : ES MVSSE WOLGEHEN DENEN DIE / DICH LIEBEN ES MVSSE FRIEDE SEIN INWENDIG IN DEINE MAVENEN PSA-122 ("Let peace take those who love you. in your walls, and security in your palaces! "). The Latin inscription on the gate from Długa street says: Concordia res publicæ parvæ crescunt - discordia magnæ concidunt ("The agreement of small republics grow - great disagreement collapses"). Notice the spelling error in the word "discordia", located on the gate in the form of "discordia". This error committed at the time of construction of the object has been faithfully reproduced today as a curiosity.
In the frieze on the front wall, a quotation from Psalm 122 : ES MVSSE WOLGEHEN DENEN DIE / DICH LIEBEN ES MVSSE FRIEDE SEIN INWENDIG IN DEINE MAVENEN PSA-122 ("Let peace take those who love you. in your walls, and security in your palaces! ").
The Latin inscription on the gate from Długa street says: Concordia res publicæ parvæ crescunt - discordia magnæ concidunt ("The agreement of small republics grow - great disagreement collapses"). Notice the spelling error in the word "discordia", located on the gate in the form of "discordia". This error committed at the time of construction of the object has been faithfully reproduced today as a curiosity.