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Liste der Mitglieder des Panafrikanischen Parlaments (2004–2009) — Die Liste der Mitglieder des Panafrikanischen Parlaments 2004–2009 führt die Mitglieder der ersten Legislaturperiode des Panafrikanischen Parlaments von 2004 bis 2009 auf. Die Liste ist geordnet nach den 43 Ländern, die die Parlamentsmitglieder… … Deutsch Wikipedia
