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Summary
DescriptionFamiliefoto europese raad 2011.jpg |
English: European Council
Français : Conseil européen
Nederlands: Europese Raad
Deutsch: Europäischer Rat
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24 March 2011 |
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/minister-president/5555966067/in/set-72157626347814212/ |
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Minister-president van Nederland / Prime Minister of the Netherlands |
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