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Ɛmu nkyerɛkyere mu This is the coat of arms of Bosnia and Herzegovina. This image was created by myself Vernes Seferovic. There are no copyrights. It's a simplified version of historic CoA of the House of Kotromanić, adopted and introduced by the King Tvrtko I of Bosnia.
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Beaɛ a ɛfiri Wo ankasa w'adwuma.
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Nkyerɛwee

Fa asɛmfua baako kyerɛmu nea krataa yi gyina hɔ ma

Nneɛma a wɔada no adi wɔ krataa yi mu

depicts English

inception English

1992

media type English

image/svg+xml

checksum English

bce45ee7c1759d7d12c55c4aa25aa4c6e1ef90d0

determination method English: SHA-1 English

data size English

24,130 byte

height English

710 pixel

width English

530 pixel

Kratafa ne ho abakɔsɛm

Mia ɛda/berɛ no so na hwɛ sɛnea krataa no baeɛ wo saa berɛ nom

Da/MmereTɔfabɔAkwan ahodoɔOdwumdiniAdwenkyerɛ
nea ɛkɔ so12:38, 29 Kotonimma 2022Tɔfabɔ a ɛfa 12:38, 29 Kotonimma 2022 ho530 × 710 (24 KB)ÆtomsCleaned up fleurs-de-lis; improved symmetry
06:30, 7 Obubuo 2020Tɔfabɔ a ɛfa 06:30, 7 Obubuo 2020 ho556 × 744 (14 KB)Savasampionsharp
16:15, 14 Kitawonsa 2019Tɔfabɔ a ɛfa 16:15, 14 Kitawonsa 2019 ho521 × 697 (15 KB)Tcfc2349Reverted to version as of 02:49, 8 March 2008 (UTC)
16:14, 14 Kitawonsa 2019Tɔfabɔ a ɛfa 16:14, 14 Kitawonsa 2019 ho512 × 629 (10 KB)Tcfc2349upload new file from File:Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina (1992–1998).svg
02:49, 8 Ɔbɛnem 2008Tɔfabɔ a ɛfa 02:49, 8 Ɔbɛnem 2008 ho521 × 697 (15 KB)R-41~commonswikiCorrected colours
23:34, 26 Ɛbɔ 2006Tɔfabɔ a ɛfa 23:34, 26 Ɛbɔ 2006 ho521 × 697 (14 KB)KseferovicThis is the coat of arms of Bosnia and Herzegovina. This image was created by myself Vernes Seferovic. There are no copyrights.

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