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DescriptionNaval Jack of Hungary (1948-1950).svg	English:Naval Jack ofHungary from 15 March 1948 to 12 April 1950. Magyar: AHonvéd Folyamőrség orr- és csónaklobogója 1948. március 15. és 1950. április 12. között.
Date	2 December 2013, 20:51:41
Source	Own work (1 April 1948). "7500/Elnökség. – 1948. számú körrendelet. Honvédségi úszóegységek árbócjelvényei.".Honvédségi Közlöny75 (10): 121. Thisvector image includes elements that have been taken or adapted from this file: Coat of arms of Hungary (1946-1949; oak and olive branches).svg.
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