Coat_of_arms_of_South_Yemen_(1970-1990).svg
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English:
Coat of Arms of the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen (South Yemen): standard pan-Arabic "Eagle of Saladin" bearing a vertical version of the national flag, and a scroll with the Arabic name of the state:
jumhuriyat al-yaman al-dimuqratiya al-sha`biya
جمهورية اليمن الديمقراطية الشعبية
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Made by User:AnonMoos based on File:Coat of arms of South Yemen (1967-1970).svg by User:Thommy9, which in turn is based on other PD "Eagle of Saladin" SVG files on Wikimedia Commons (see File:Saladin_falcon_(eagle).svg etc.). 
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| Author | Made by User:AnonMoos based on File:Coat of arms of South Yemen (1967-1970).svg by User:Thommy9, which in turn is based on PD "Eagle of Saladin" SVG files on Wikimedia Commons by others. | ||||
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Yemen
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Yemeni Law
as of 2012 (
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