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An emblem used by the Comité Permanent de Haut Conseil de l'Union Française depicting a shield with the letters "U.F." and the four (4) flags of the Kingdom of Laos, the State of Vietnam, the Republic of France, and the Kingdom of Cambodia.

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English: An emblem used by the Comité Permanent de Haut Conseil de l'Union Française depicting a shield with the letters "U.F." and the four (4) flags of the Kingdom of Laos, the State of Vietnam, the Republic of France, and the Kingdom of Cambodia symbolising the Federation of French Indo-China.
Date February 1953
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: Bulletin du Viet Nam (State of Vietnam in France) No.45-88.pdf
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PAGE: 437 (OF THE PDF).
Author The government of the State of Vietnam, French Indo-China.

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