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Countries, peoples, languages / Countries of the world / European countries

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DENMARK

LITHUANIA

CZECH

(6)

GREECE

ITALY

LATVIA

MALTA

MONACO

POLAND

RUSSIA (Russian Federation)

SERBIA

SWEDEN

(7)

AUSTRIA

ALBANIA

ANDORRA

BELGIUM

VATICAN

HUNGARY

SPAIN

ROMANIA

UKRAINE

FRANCE

ESTONIA

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BULGARIA

GERMANY

IRELAND

ICELAND

MOLDOVA

NORWAY

SLOVAKIA

SLOVENIA

CROATIA

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GIBRALTAR - possession of Great Britain

FINLAND

MACEDONIA

SWITZERLAND

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BELARUS

LUXEMBOURG

NETHERLANDS

PORTUGAL

MONTENEGRO

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LIECHTENSTEIN

(14)

UNITED KINGDOM

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