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DescriptionLogo of the Syrian Social Nationalist Party.svg
English: Logo of Antun Saadeh's old Greater Syria nationalist party, the "Syrian Social Nationalist Party" (mainly based in Lebanon). Contains "hurricane" emblem (الزوبعة).
Français : Drapeau du Parti social nationaliste syrien
The logo of Syrian Social Nationalist Party – A nationalist political party in the Levant region that advocates for a unified Levantine state, and whose greatest influence was in Syria and Lebanon
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