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| Description | English: Lapel badge of the 1964 National Olympic Team of Northern Rhodesia. Northern Rhodesia became Zambia on 25th October 1964, the day of the closing ceremony of the Tokyo Olympic Games. Zambia thereby became the first country ever to change its name and flag between the opening and closing ceremonies of the Games. |
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| Author | Gilgongo |
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