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English: Flag of Uriankhai krai in Russian Empire, that replace Tannu Uriankhai in Qing empire, in use from about 1918 (maybe earlier, from 1914 on?) until 1921

Deutsch: Flagge von Tannu Urjanchai, in Verwendung von ca. 1918 (möglicherweise schon früher, ab 1914?) bis 1921

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1918년경, vector version 2012

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