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File:Saladin in Egypt Conquest.png

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English: A map of conquest during the time of Saladin.
Date March 13, 2008
(14 March 2009 (first version); 14 March 2009 (last version))
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Author abattenb ( talk). Original uploader was EvitoSol at en.wikipedia
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