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Contents 1 French Guinea 1.1 Background 1.2 External Links 1.3 Insights 1.4 See also 1.5 Details 1.6 Languages 1.6.1 Simple Slogans 1.6.2 Regional Slogans 1.7 People 1.7.1 Heros 1.7.1.1 Sporting Stars 1.7.1.2 Cultural Stars 1.8 A for Athlete 1.8.1 Friends 1.8.2 Leads 1.8.3 Schools 1.9 Olympics 1.9.1 Beijing 2008 Olympics 1.9.2 Summary 1.9.3 Past Olympic Memories 1.10 Sport in Society 1.10.1 School sports 1.10.2 Physical Education 1.10.3 University sports 1.10.4 Fitness 1.10.5 Games 1.10.6 Play 1.11 Media 1.11.1 Newspapers 1.11.2 TV, video, cinema 1.11.3 Radio and Podcasts 1.11.4 Wikis 1.11.5 Blogs 1.11.6 Discussions, forums, newsgroups 1.12 Open Source 1.13 Places 1.13.1 Sporting sites 1.13.2 Urban 1.13.3 Rural 1.13.4 Nature 1.13.5 Communities, Villages 1.13.6 In the garden 1.14 Business 1.14.1 Wikinomics 1.14.2 Buzz 1.14.3 Brands 1.14.4 Sports sponsors 1.14.5 Imports 1.14.6 Exports 1.14.7 Sweatshops 1.15 Government 1.15.1 Diplomats and Embassy Notes 1.15.2 Friction 1.16 Rivals 1.17 History 1.18 Travel 1.18.1 Destinations 1.18.2 Photos 1.18.3 Locals travel to: 1.18.4 Visitors from abroad often include: 1.18.5 Travel accounts 1.19 Music 1.20 Dates 1.20.1 Holidays 1.20.2 Sporting Festivals

[edit] French Guinea

• Not a nation with the IOC in 2008.

[edit] Background

• Colors:
• Flag:
• Time zone:
• Natural wonders:

[edit] External Links

• Wikipedia:French Guinea
• http://www.un.org/members/list.shtml
• http://www.olympic.org/uk/organisation/noc/index_uk.asp

[edit] Insights

Template:Distinguish Template:Infobox Former Country French Guinea was a French protectorate in West Africa. It became independent from France in 1958 following the rejection of Charles de Gaulle's Constitution of 1958. At the time French Guinea was the only colony to refuse the new constitution. French Guinea became the modern day country of Guinea keeping French as its official language.

[edit] See also

• Guinea
• Wikipedia:History of Guinea
• Wikipedia:French West Africa

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[edit] Languages

[edit] Simple Slogans

• • Editor's Tips
• Hello =
• Thank you =
• News =
• Sports =
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[edit] Regional Slogans

• • Editor's Tip

[edit] People

• Population in year =

[edit] Heros

[edit] Sporting Stars

• Joe Legend -- replace name

[edit] Cultural Stars

• Celeb Figure -- replace name

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• • Tips

[edit] Friends

[edit] Leads

[edit] Schools

[edit] Olympics

[edit] Beijing 2008 Olympics

Notes

[edit] Summary

[edit] Past Olympic Memories

[edit] Sport in Society

[edit] School sports

[edit] Physical Education

[edit] University sports

[edit] Fitness

[edit] Games

[edit] Play

[edit] Media

[edit] Newspapers

[edit] TV, video, cinema

[edit] Radio and Podcasts

[edit] Wikis

[edit] Blogs

[edit] Discussions, forums, newsgroups

[edit] Open Source

[edit] Places

[edit] Sporting sites

[edit] Urban

[edit] Rural

[edit] Nature

[edit] Communities, Villages

[edit] In the garden

• • editor tips for in the garden section

[edit] Business

[edit] Wikinomics

• Editor tips

[edit] Buzz

• Tell us what's hot.

[edit] Brands

Global brands

[edit] Sports sponsors

[edit] Imports

[edit] Exports

[edit] Sweatshops

• Editors tips on sweatshops

[edit] Government

[edit] Diplomats and Embassy Notes

[edit] Friction

[edit] Rivals

• Test matches against foes are more intense.

[edit] History

[edit] Travel

[edit] Destinations

• Don't miss spaces:

[edit] Photos

[edit] Locals travel to:

[edit] Visitors from abroad often include:

[edit] Travel accounts

[edit] Music

Notes and pointers to tunes.

[edit] Dates

[edit] Holidays

[edit] Sporting Festivals