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Description131Etendue de l'Empire Français.png	Français : nanananananananananananananananana En vert le 1er Empire de 1546 à 1763 En bleu le 2eme Empire de 1763 à 1962 Deutsch: nenenenenenenenenenenenenenenenene Grün: 1. Kolonialreich von 1546 bis 1763 Blau: 2. Kolonialreich von 1763 bis 1962 English: nonononononononononononononononono Green: 1st Empire of 1546 to 1763 Blue: 2nd Empire of 1763 to 1962
Date	11 April 2010
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Author	Gd21091993

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