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DescriptionCoat of Arms of Slovenia.svg	English: The national coat of arms of Slovenia. Slovenias Coat of Arms defines three stars that represent the Counts of Celje, Triglav mountain and Adriatic sea. Slovenščina: državni grb Slovenije
Date	27 June 2012
Source	based on the drawing . This construction sheet shall be issued in the Official Gazette Uradni list Republike Slovenije #67,27 October 1994 as the addendum to the Law on the coat of arms and flag. The Slovenian COA was originally designed by en:Marko Pogačnik. Previous SVG based on Information from .
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