Flag_of_the_Government_of_the_Republic_of_Korea_(1949–2016).svg
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한국어:
대한민국 정부기 (1949-2016)
English:
The official flag of the Government of the Republic of Korea (1949-2016)
日本語:
大韓民国の政府旗 (1949-2016)
中文：
大韩民国政府旗 (1949-2016)
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| Source | Original source: www.korea.go.kr/new_portal/aa1200ShowPage.do?path=nation_govflag . Converted into SVG by Nudimmud . | ||
| Author | Government of the Republic of Korea | ||
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For the current flag, see
File:Flag of the Government of the Republic of Korea.svg
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South Korea
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