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| Description | Deutsch: Flagge Simbabwes
Dansk: Zimbabwes flag
English: Flag of Zimbabwe
Español: Bandera de Zimbabue
Esperanto: Flago de Zimbabvo
Français : Drapeau du Zimbabwe.
Italiano: Bandiera dello Zimbawe.
Nederlands: Vlag van Zimbabwe
Slovenščina: Državna zastava Zimbabveja
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| Author | User:Madden |
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