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DescriptionCoat of arms of Una-Sana.svg

English: Coat of arms of Una-Sana Canton, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Extracted from File:Flag of Una-Sana.svg.
Date 28 September 2013, 18:07:00
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File:Flag of Una-Sana.svg, File:Flag of Una-Sana Canton.gif, File:Coat of arms of Una-Sana Canton.gif, FotW
Author Original GIFs by User:Der Eberswalder and User:Kseferovic; vectorized by User:SiBr4


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