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한국어: 대한민국 국무총리기
English: The Standard of the Prime Minister of the Republic of Korea
日本語: 大韓民国の国務総理の旗
ℹ️ The photographic record that the emblem of the Prime Minister depicted by this work has been used in public since at least 23 August 1960 remains. Therefore, this work is in the public domain in South Korea since it is obvious that the emblem depicted by this work was made public before 1 January 1963.
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Source Hand made with some graphics adopted from Emblem of the Office of the President of the Republic of Korea.svg. Photographic references can be seen at the Office of the Prime Minister.
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Government of the Republic of Korea
 
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