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DescriptionThe British Empire.png	Deutsch: Gebiete, die zur einen oder anderen Zeit Teil des britischen Weltreiches waren. Britische Überseegebiete sind rot unterstrichen. English: The territories that were at one time or another part of the British Empire. The British Overseas Territories are underlined in red. Русский: Территории, когда-либо бывшие частью Британской империи. Названия Британских заморских территорий подчеркнуты красным.
Date	21 December 2008
Source	File:BlankMap-World-large.png and own work by uploader. Composed from maps found in: Brown, Judith (1998) The Twentieth Century, The Oxford History of the British Empire Volume IV, Oxford University Press ISBN: 0199246793. Dalziel, Nigel (2006) The Penguin Historical Atlas of the British Empire, Penguin ISBN: 0141018445.
Author	The Red Hat of Pat Ferrick

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