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Українська: Герб Чернівців
English: Coat of Arms of Chernivtsi (Ukraine)
from: uk:Зображення:Chernivtsi gerb.jpg
Русский: Герб г. Черновцы
Esperanto: Blazono de Ĉernivco en Ukrainio
Deutsch: Wappen von Tschernowitz in der Ukraine
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