DescriptionCoat of Arms of the Italian Social Republic.svg	English: Coat of arms of the Italian social republic Русский: Герб Итальянской социальной республики
Date	29 April 2010 (original upload date)
Source	self-made based on :Image:StemmaRSI.gif
Author	F l a n k e r, eagle corrected by Fred the Oyster and shield improved by User:Slashme, recolored by User:Begoon using [1] as a base
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Other versions	The original coat of arms Version from an original drawing

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• 2010-05-09 12:20 Slashme 716×929× (69525 bytes) Widen feather lines; tighter crop.
• 2010-05-08 11:08 Slashme 744×1052× (55967 bytes) Changes as requested in [[Wikipedia:Graphic_Lab/Illustration_workshop#Italian_Social_Republic]]
• 2010-04-29 08:23 Cybercobra 512×640× (39081 bytes) {{Information |Description={{en|coat of arms of the Italian Social Republic. '''Note''': national colours are reverted (red-white-green).}} {{it|stemma della Repubblica Sociale Italiana. '''Nota''': i colori nazionali sono invertiti.}} |Source=self-made b

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