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DescriptionFlag of Cape Verde 1975.svg |
English: The flag of Cape Verde from 1975-1992. This flag was based on the flag Of Guinea-Bissau, with an added shell and maize wreath. The red, yellow, and green are Pan-African colors, with the black star standing for black Africa; the shell represents fishers and the corn farmers.
Deutsch: Flagge der kapverdischen Inseln von 1975-1992.
Polski: Flaga z lat 1975-1992.
Italiano: La bandiera in uso dal 1975 al 1992.
Nederlands: Vroegere vlag van Kaapverdië (1975-1992).
Português: Bandeira de Cabo Verde (1975-1992).
Русский: Флаг Кабо-Верде 1975 года.
Norsk bokmål: Kapp Verdes flagg 1975-1992.
Lietuvių: Ankstesnė vėliava naudota 1975-1992 m.
Српски / srpski: Ранија застава (1975-1992).
Eesti: Varasem lipp (1975-1992).
Hrvatski: Zastava iz 1975.
Ελληνικά: Η προηγούμενη σημαία (1975-1992).
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25 May 2007 |
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Editor at Large, Waldir |
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