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Countries of Europe After World War II

Name all the countries of Europe that existed in 1946, after the end of the Second World War.
Try also Countries of Europe Before World War I (1914) - Map
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First submittedSeptember 26, 2016
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Answer
Albania
Andorra
Austria
Belgium
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
East Germany
Finland
France
Greece
Hungary
Iceland
Ireland
Italy
Liechtenstein
Answer
Luxembourg
Monaco
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Romania
San Marino
Soviet Union
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
United Kingdom
Vatican City
West Germany
Yugoslavia
PanosG31
+22
Level 35
Sep 26, 2016
Very nice quiz! Are you planning on doing a WW1 version as well?
Jerry928
+28
Level 75
Oct 12, 2016
Please note the correct answer is Germany, because East and West Germany were not created until 1949. The Berlin Wall, pictured, was not built until 1961.
Gamer1162
+75
Level 60
Oct 14, 2016
Please note that the water is not light blue, its more colorless than blue really.

On a more serious note, even if he put the date at 1961 or 1962, what difference will that make? The map would stay the same. Malta isn't independent until 1964, the USSR, Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia are still there. Just imagine it as the map of Europe after WWII ended until the independence of Malta, which would be the only real change and I'm sure the title could stay the same. Other than that, you're just being very nitpicky.

Triviamaster2
+5
Level 25
Oct 15, 2016
Well, to actually leave a reply to something unrelated to what he is talking about, on the top of the quiz, I'm sure he want everybody to know such minor details.
Carry
+7
Level 63
Nov 2, 2016
No German ever called it East Germany.
Jerry928
+13
Level 75
Jan 29, 2017
There are some really weird comments coming in response to what I said above. In 1946 there was only Germany. No East Germany, no West Germany. They both came 3 years later. Please fix this quiz!!!!
svitapeneela
+4
Level 65
Jan 29, 2017
No German calls it East Germany, West Germany, or Germany, 'cos that's not the German name...

Love from Not a German

x x x x

Gamer1162
+4
Level 60
Jan 29, 2017
@Svitapeneela @Carry No Korean calls South Korea "South Korea" and North Korea "North Korea". They think that they control the entire peninsula, does that stop them from being countries, of course not
migjacker
+25
Level 85
Jan 29, 2017
Jerry928 is quite right and making a perfectly valid point. And as for nitpicking - Gamer, don't tell me you have reached level 55 in Jetpunk without ever coming across nitpicking before! :-) This site is the promised land for all us hair-splitters and smart asses!
ForgottenOne
+16
Level 51
Jan 29, 2017
I'm not sure why this quiz has never been corrected. In 1946, Germany was partitioned under several allied protectorates under the agreement formed at the Potsdam Conference and was generally referred to as "Allied-Occupied Germany". The country that would come to be called West Germany did not exist until 1949.

The easiest way to fix this would be to change the date in the quiz description to 1949. This is still "after World War II" and gives a pretty accurate description of the state of affairs in Europe following the war.

Gamer1162
+1
Level 60
Jan 30, 2017
Or 1962, just to make the Berlin Wall more accurate.
GrandMo
+8
Level 71
Jan 30, 2017
Although I'm with you about the date being deceptive, the discussion about "the Berlin Wall being shown" is misinformed. Ever since the division of Germany, there was East and West Berlin, just as there was East and West Germany. The erection of the wall was a notable event, but it didn't change the political borders any further. 1949 would be a fine date for this map.
Tuesday8
+4
Level 73
Jan 30, 2017
That is not necessarily the Berlin Wall "pictured" on the map. The Berlin Wall was simply built around the allied-occupied west Berlin. So it is not the Wall but the border.
Knowledgio
+1
Level 36
Feb 1, 2017
It was actually divided into East and West not long after WWII ended. The thing is, they weren't INDEPENDENT until 1949
Antofagasta
+4
Level 63
Feb 7, 2017
I understand people are complaining, but you know what Kolji means and if you look at that map and think: 'that border in the middle of Germany must be a mistake, the west east thing hasn't been sorted out yet, so therefore I'm not going to bother trying West Germany' then you deserve it. Stop complaining and just play his quizzes. They are my favourites.
Antofagasta
+1
Level 63
Feb 7, 2017
It's clear enough.
Knowledgio
+3
Level 36
Mar 13, 2017
Gamer1162 Does it really matter what colour the water is? The quiz is about the countries not the oceans and/or seas. Even so, the water appears blue and you should therefore cut it some slack.
Pluckster10
+1
Level 36
Mar 2, 2018
I agree with Gamer1162. People need some common sense.
tshalla
+2
Level 74
Apr 4, 2019
Count me with Jerry on this one, even though I agree that there's a de facto/de jure thing going on here. (Which I believe, as others have said, could be solved by shifting the date to 1949.)
Sifhraven
+3
Level 66
Jul 1, 2019
@antofagasta That is like saying, on a quiz about flowers, if there is a picture of a cow, calling it out is nitpicking because you know what is meant. But it is about flowers so it shouldnt be there, regardless if you know what was meant.

As for nitpicking, there are (way) more nitpickers here that nitpick on so called nitpickers than actual nitpickers, and that is saying quite a lot, it is not a rare thing to find on this site. But people that nag and whine just because someone pointing out an error. (And I mean error, not preference or disputabe stuff) are 100x worse.

Nitpicking to me is about things that do not change the validity of the quiz, like how the netherlands is absolutely butchered on this map and is hardly recognisable. Or wether micronesia should be listed under F or M. But if it is say a quiz of list all the countries of europe and paraguay is on there, pointing that out is NOT nitpicking. Asking/expecting a quiz to have the correct answers is not nitpicking.

Sifhraven
+2
Level 66
Jul 1, 2019
Saying that a country isnt written with a capital letter, yes that is nitpicking. (Or that isn't written as isnt ;) ). Or that something isnt in alphabetical order.

Or my favourite. For instance people with famous last names. Let's say the last name Wright. "you left out/should accept Jonathan Wright, he was the waiter in 1 episode of a show that got canceled after one season back in 1969" People insisting on stuff being added while it clearly doesnt fit the bill. Correct as in having that last name, but obviously not what they were looking for.

ander217
+2
Level 76
Jun 14, 2020
I have a good friend who told me she was born and raised in East Germany, so there's at least one who says East Germany when talking to an American.
Jacktheguy
+2
Level 88
Jun 14, 2020
It's all German to me.

Hmm... doesn't really have the same appeal, does it?

camus
+2
Level 77
Jun 14, 2020
Of course Germans call it West Germany and East Germany occasionally. The terms are just not as near-exclusive as they are in English usage.
NeilV
+2
Level 51
Aug 22, 2020
Agree with Jerry928
Szatan
+2
Level 60
Nov 16, 2020
There was no Germany between mid 1945 and 1949. They were occupied zones directly controlled by the US, France, UK and Soviet Union.
IsleAuHaulte
+1
Level 88
Apr 4, 2019
2019 is after World War 2, but saying "Countries of Europe after World War 2" does indicate right after the war ended, not "Countries of Europe at some random point in the infinite timeline to follow World War 2".

So the nitpicking is actually people saying ANY time after May, 1945 is "after World War 2" because then you have no set point for which countries to exclude.

Sifhraven
+2
Level 66
Jul 1, 2019
It actually literally says 1946 in the description. So it is not just vaguely implied, but there in black and white.
Quizzer6794
+2
Level 64
Sep 26, 2016
Wow, nice SVG!
KoljiVriVoda
+2
Level 75
Sep 26, 2016
Thank you :) There is a lot of tricks I need to learn.
Zefyrinus
+1
Level 69
Sep 26, 2016
Good idea for a quiz. You could do different areas and time periods. But it might be best to specify an exact year.
TurkeyCookTime
+1
Level 75
May 26, 2020
It does specify a year. Look at the description.
tzhg
+2
Level 60
Jun 14, 2020
Maybe it didn't in 2016.
kimzz
+1
Level 65
Sep 26, 2016
I agree you should do a WWI version. This is a great quiz!
Quizzer6794
+1
Level 64
Sep 26, 2016
How did you make this quiz?
KoljiVriVoda
+1
Level 75
Sep 26, 2016
Do you know how to use Inkscape or some similar program?
Quizzer6794
+1
Level 64
Dec 11, 2016
Not really at all :D
KoljiVriVoda
+1
Level 75
Dec 11, 2016
Hahaha :) Then I can give you few tips :p
Gamer1162
+1
Level 60
Oct 10, 2016
Is the little dot in Berlin supposed to represent the Berlin wall? Nice quiz
McCoy
+9
Level 62
Oct 10, 2016
West Berlin was surrounded by East Germany. The small point is West Berlin. Click on the map and you will see, its not only a dot.
KoljiVriVoda
+2
Level 75
Oct 10, 2016
That is right.
alex2108
+1
Level 68
Oct 10, 2016
Great quizz! But I think Malta is missing... hahah
Dontneedone
+5
Level 75
Oct 10, 2016
Apparently Malta was under UK control until 1964.
alex2108
+1
Level 68
Oct 11, 2016
oops, didnt know about that! sorry xD
Triviamaster2
+1
Level 25
Oct 10, 2016
Why is there a line between the borders of Romania and the USSR and Albania and Yugoslavia?
Findlay
+3
Level 83
Oct 10, 2016
Because Romania was independent of the USSR and Albania was never part of Yugoslavia. Hence Romania's infamous dictator, Nicolae Ceausescu, who ruled with an iron fist even by the standards of Eastern European communism and became an outcast within the Eastern Bloc. Likewise, Albania's Enver Hoxha became Mao's only foreign ally in the wake of the Sino-Soviet Split - not particularly impressive compared to the USSR's global network of alliances.
Gamer1162
+2
Level 60
Oct 11, 2016
I don't think he meant that. He probably meant that when you zoom in, there is a little line. Probably an error from the map creator.
Triviamaster2
+4
Level 25
Oct 15, 2016
Yes that's what I meant Gamer. I'm sure it's just editing problems.
AlejandroAP
+1
Level 82
Oct 10, 2016
Very interesting quiz!
dasims45
+1
Level 80
Oct 19, 2016
This is how I learned them in grade school. I guess that makes me old.
Djilas
+8
Level 81
Oct 26, 2016
I also disagree with German borders. In 1946 Germany was still one country, though divided into four occupation zones + Berlin.
Djilas
+2
Level 81
Oct 26, 2016
Also the Italian-Yugoslav border was nothing like this, I guess oficially it was still at pre-war location, as the peace treaty was signed only next year and defined most of the border while creating Free Territory of Trieste
Neptune777
+1
Level 70
Oct 30, 2016
Lowest is Albania at 98%, impressed.
mhoegg
+1
Level 72
Nov 3, 2016
should allow more options for Czechoslovakia, since it´s difficult to spell. Thanks
Roger77024
+4
Level 57
Jan 30, 2017
No, it's easy if you know the 2 current countries into which it was split.
TheNewPotato
+2
Level 49
Nov 10, 2016
Did the whole thing without looking up from the keyboard. I feel so speshul.
Mixuela
+7
Level 58
Nov 21, 2016
It would be nice if BRD was accepted for West Germany as DDR is accepted for East Germany :)
tourwoorden
+2
Level 70
Jan 30, 2017
Indeed.
Yrk
+1
Level 46
Jan 31, 2017
yesyesyes
Kalleanon
+6
Level 66
Nov 26, 2019
But neither the BRD nor the DDR (usually FRG and GDR in English) existed in 1946.
wehraboo
+1
Level 66
Mar 27, 2022
Well neither did west and east Germany exist.
rocamorar
+1
Level 78
Nov 28, 2016
Some more tests with the borders at different points of history would be interesting.
Jiaozira
+1
Level 69
Jan 29, 2017
Amazing! Tried to make a similar quiz for post World War One Europe once, (the map I was using failed though.)
kalbahamut
+2
Level 83
Jan 29, 2017
I agree with the quiz being this way and it seems obvious because there were two Germanys at this point in history and it's staring you right in the face on the map and the convention in English is and always has been to call them East Germany and West Germany.... but if Germany is not accepted for West Germany on this quiz then why would it be on certain other quizzes. I recall one of mine in particular that was featured and had the type-ins changed to accept only Gemany without the West.
nichster
+1
Level 53
Jan 29, 2017
Strange...
migjacker
+5
Level 85
Jan 29, 2017
Kal, you are not making sense. The map of 1946 Germany on this quiz is incorrect, and even though it is staring us right in the face it is still not true. If you check the facts, you learn that in 1946 there was still officially only one Germany.
kalbahamut
+1
Level 83
Feb 1, 2017
Okay you're right. I was wrong. East Germany didn't really exist as a country until 1949.
idril
+3
Level 61
Jan 29, 2017
People are definitely correct about Germany, the two states were both founded in 1949. At least accept FRG (Federal Republic of Germany) and GDR (German Democratic Republic) for the incredibly inaccurate East and West Germany. At that time Germans were still considering East Germany to be those bits they lost in 1945, which have bave part of Poland and Russia for so long now that it is easy to forget how people felt about them back then.
kalbahamut
+4
Level 83
Jan 29, 2017
How is it "incredibly inaccurate?" You have some alternative compass that you are using? Would you say North and South Korea is also "incredibly inaccurate?" That's not what Koreans call the countries. But that couldn't possibly be more irrelevant to an English-language quiz site where the answers are in English and the convention has always been to refer to the countries as such.
wehraboo
+1
Level 66
Mar 27, 2022
It's inaccurate because West and East Germany didn't exist.
migjacker
+3
Level 85
Jan 29, 2017
Assuming this quiz is fixed e.g. by changing the year to 1949, it would seem reasonable to accept both the official country names (Federal Republic of Germany, or FRG in short, and German Democratic Republic, or GDR), as well as the widely-used West Germany and East Germany for the purposes of this and other quizzes. Maybe even the German abbreviations BRD and DDR could be considered. However, for 1946 those names are irrelevant.
kalbahamut
+2
Level 83
Feb 1, 2017
Having read up on it, yes, this^
Malbaby
+3
Level 71
Jan 29, 2017
Really Germany from 1945 till 1948 was divided up into 5 major Occupied Zones. British / American / Soviet / French with Berlin under Allied Military Administration. Also Poland annexed an area adjoining the Soviet sector. There was no clear cut division West / East.
olafus
+3
Level 68
Jan 29, 2017
And Saarland as a French protectorate that even competed in 1952 Olympics. In 1946 there was only one Germany, beeing occupied by four different states.
ander217
+1
Level 76
Jan 29, 2017
Just wondering - why is it spelled "slov" in Czechoslovakia, Slovakia, and Slovenia, but it is spelled "slav" in Yugoslavia? Is there a difference in meaning between "slov" and "slav"?
eurocrem
+2
Level 42
Jan 29, 2017
Oh nice question! :D

Well, in my language, Serbian (and probably most other Slavic languages) we don't say "Slavs", we say "Sloveni", so that's why it is spelled with an "O" in most of the countries.

eurocrem
+1
Level 42
Jan 29, 2017
And Yugoslavia got it's name like this: Yug + Slav. Yug(jug, југ) means "south" in Serbian.
KoljiVriVoda
+1
Level 75
Jan 29, 2017
Guys, thanks for the comments. There will be some solution for this problem.
Jerry928
+1
Level 75
Jan 30, 2017
This quiz is a great concept though! It was fun to take.
Roger77024
+2
Level 57
Jan 31, 2017
Be careful with changing dates to solve German problem. Trieste was a truly independent state "under direct responsibility of U.N. Security Council" from 1947 to 1954. However Saar was only a French protectorate, despite having an international football team.
Chris19
+2
Level 45
Oct 22, 2020
Saarland also had its own citizenship, own flag, and (very briefly) its own currency. It would not be wrong to count it as a country (IMHO). Then again, I think it is not wrong to not count it as a country :-) Don't know what the official criteria are for being a country.
divantilya
+1
Level 37
Mar 15, 2018
Nitpickers aside, this was an excellent quiz! I guess that by time I began school, Germany had been divided, so I had no issue with the East/West thing; though we did learn them as the German Federal Republic (West) and the German Democratic Republic (East).
Nestormakhno
+1
Level 68
Aug 22, 2019
Don’t forget Austria had the same situation as germany until 1955
TheUnrealInsomniac
+2
Level 56
Jan 29, 2017
Great quiz, i only missed out Bulgaria
mal
+1
Level 59
Jan 29, 2017
As somebody else has said I knew these with minimal effort as it was how I leaned them at school. Guess I'm old too!
catlover2496
+1
Level 44
Jan 29, 2017
Wow, I didn't realize so many countries were independent back then
JBlouw1850
+1
Level 44
Jan 29, 2017
Most that weren't independent are in Africa
Roger77024
+1
Level 57
Jan 31, 2017
Yep, American colonialism failed again.
sealsi6
+1
Level 57
Jan 30, 2017
Cool quiz, got 'em all with 2:13 remaining. Kek!
Gigalol12
+1
Level 55
Oct 30, 2017
Please accept PR Poland, PSR Albania etc.
RollingThunder46
+1
Level 31
Mar 19, 2018
100% 2:55 left 7 years old, Down syndrome
introvertigo
+1
Level 44
Mar 19, 2019
I'm not sure if you realize this but using and actual condition that so many people struggle with to act dumb as a joke, is really disrespectful.
Qy
+1
Level 61
Jan 14, 2023
I mean… people with Downs Syndrome have become actors, musicians, and athletes. I can totally believe the comment.

If he's faking it, that's quite disrespectful, but it's also pretty disrespectful to assume it can't happen.

CalmDownItsOnlyAGame
+2
Level 79
Aug 23, 2018
Will this ever be fixed? It was a featured quiz, after all.
GeoDude
+1
Level 48
Jan 26, 2019
The ones I learned in school, easy!
salvadoran
+3
Level 61
Mar 17, 2019
Your hints are not correct. Neither East Germany nor West Germany existed in 1946; they were founded only three years later. In 1946, there were only the four zones. You should change that.
Greenland
+1
Level 48
Aug 22, 2019
why no Turkey?
Nestormakhno
+1
Level 68
Aug 22, 2019
Turkey is in asia
tolerated
+1
Level 78
Jun 14, 2020
No, Turkey is in both Asia and Europe. This is a matter of fact. Denying this is a political decision to re-write the facts.
Nestormakhno
+1
Level 68
Aug 22, 2019
Did anyone point out the fact that Austria was occupied by uk USA ussr and France after ww2 until 1955 when it became a country once more
Nestormakhno
+1
Level 68
Aug 22, 2019
Could someone please respond because nobody has ever responded to me and I’m wondering if ur all just bots
KoljiVriVoda
+1
Level 75
Aug 23, 2019
It was occupied , but formally it was an independent country. This is an example of open historical question.
jayhiatt
+2
Level 70
Oct 30, 2019
Reiterating numerous comments above. Please change the date for this map to 1949 or later, or change East and West Germany to just Germany. This is completely inaccurate history.
Scotti5h
+1
Level 46
Dec 8, 2019
federal republic of Germany isn't accepted but West Germany, the informal name, is?
nokay
+1
Level 59
Mar 17, 2020
Did something happen to Malta or am I just dumb
KoljiVriVoda
+1
Level 75
Mar 17, 2020
Malta was not independent until 1964.
Laurence
+1
Level 36
Apr 27, 2020
Great quiz, but I have one nitpicks to point out:

- West Germany and East Germany were formed in 1949, beforehand they were only occupied zones by the USSR, UK, France, and the USA.

SWATkun
+1
Level 60
Jun 14, 2020
I don't know why but I can't play this quiz. Everytime I open this quiz, it crashes and then after a few seconds it recovers only to crash again when I scroll.

I tried this on 2 different phones in two different browsers.

Nerd0921
+5
Level 72
Jun 14, 2020
This map rather seems like a map of 1955 Europe (or Europe between 1955 and 1989) - both Austria and the two Germanies did not exist at the time (Austria unified and formed in 1955, Germanies in 1949). This is not about 'technicality' but the in an actual sense, no German or Austrian nation existed - the allies actually dissolved them all as occupation zones (unlike Japan or Italy).

Also, plz accept BRD for West Germany if you are going to keep the map as it is.

MrToad
+2
Level 65
Jun 14, 2020
Definite agreement with everyone who says this is a 1955 map, not a 1946 map. There were no 'West Germany' and 'East Germany' until 1949 although there was a non-sovereign occupied Austria. Also, there are other borders that weren't settled until the Treaty of Paris 1947, and the border in the Trieste area wasn't made definite until 1954.
Chronikhiles
+2
Level 50
Jun 14, 2020
This still isn't fixed? Huh.
Quizzer121
+1
Level 52
Jun 14, 2020
Nice quiz!
TheRatmeister
+1
Level 83
Jun 14, 2020
Germany and Austria didn't exist in 1946.
FireFoxFort
+1
Level 26
Jan 26, 2023
WWII ended in 1945 and Germany already existed after Prussia dissolved. Austria was Austria-Hungary (Austria, Hungary, Czechia, Slovakia ect.) before WWI and Germany was already Germany before WWI.
MichaelT
+1
Level 25
Jun 22, 2020
GDR existed since 1949
TheAlternateNY
+2
Level 58
Aug 22, 2020
Saarland, Trieste?
Einstein100102
+1
Level 55
Aug 22, 2020
Nice quiz! West Germany and Austria were unified after 1948.
johnappleseed
+1
Level 49
Nov 16, 2020
The germanys and austria didnt exist in 1946, they were formed as independent countries in 1949. in 1946 they still were part of the usa, uk france and ussr.
syphus590
+1
Level 29
Feb 15, 2021
1:55

14/32

NoahGBurns
+1
Level 35
Mar 4, 2021
Needs to be 2 minutes at most! This is far too easy to complete in 4 minutes, wait I forgot about Americans.
gewehr6628
+1
Level 46
May 11, 2021
haha americans dumb amirite
NoahGBurns
+1
Level 35
Mar 4, 2021
Good attempt, but read up on your geographical history and change it (Germany, minor independent nations etc.)
gewehr6628
+1
Level 46
May 11, 2021
nothing wrong with germany
FatSpartanJediLlama
+1
Level 64
May 25, 2021
Only forgot Bulgaria
Bengus
+1
Level 55
Aug 9, 2021
Great quiz!
Owen28Baje
+1
Level 36
Sep 28, 2021
Malta?
LuigiDood227
+1
Level 64
Oct 3, 2021
British dominion
LuigiDood227
+2
Level 64
Oct 3, 2021
Shouldn't Germany be parts of UK, USSR, and France? (And greyed out USA?) East and west Germany were not created until 1949, years after 1946.
Freedom84
+1
Level 60
Oct 29, 2021
Weird Czechoslovakia wasn't recognised. Can you be more fair with spelling on this? Very good quiz all the same.
JonOfKent
+1
Level 55
Jan 8, 2022
12% of people didn't guess Czechoslovakia. Also known as: 12% of people couldn't spell Czechoslovakia. At least it's not Kyrgyzstan or Tegucigalpa.
DanCanDoIt1217
+1
Level 37
Jan 29, 2022
No Malta?
MrToad
+1
Level 65
Feb 1, 2022
Not independent. British colony until 1964.
Anonymouse123
+1
Level 33
Mar 19, 2022
Found all with 2:07 remaining.

Nice quiz, I suggest to reduce a little bit of time

wehraboo
+1
Level 66
Mar 27, 2022
How did this quiz get featured with so many historical errors?
THEAilin
+1
Level 35
Jun 8, 2022
I like it!
urfavsyrian
+1
Level 36
Jun 28, 2022
2:30
WeepingAngel2
+1
Level 36
Aug 16, 2022
very strange to look at a map of europe from this time. so few countries compared to now
Rumreisender
+1
Level 49
Sep 21, 2022
ČSFR should be also valid
Saintscat3
+2
Level 22
Nov 28, 2022
Austria was not a country until 1955. Please fix
weedlepte
+1
Level 56
Dec 20, 2022
Saarland?
Kylllroy
+2
Level 51
Jan 23, 2023
Could Czechia be accepted for Czechoslovakia? Great quiz!
Raffles
+1
Level 65
Feb 24, 2023
West Germany and East Germany were formed in 1949.
MCdoesgeography
+1
Level 51
Mar 6, 2023
The Federal Republic of Germany never called itself "West Germany"
LuckyCat
+1
Level 55
Mar 6, 2023
interesting and unique quiz!
TheKarateKid
+2
Level 27
May 4, 2023
too ez
FatSpartanJediLlama
+1
Level 64
May 8, 2023
1:02
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