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- Rhodesia
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- List of unrecognized countries
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- Zimbabwe national football team
- 1965 South African Grand Prix
- 1970 Formula One season
- 1969 Formula One season
- Sam Tingle
- John Love
- Flag of Rhodesia
- Clive Puzey
- Zimbabwe Bird
- User:Expatkiwi
- PAC CT/4
- Rhodesian Bush War
- Monte Carlo Masters
- 1975 Wimbledon Championships
- User:Amerika/Test
- Flags of formerly independent states
- All-time medal tally of Commonwealth Games
- The Boy Scouts Association of Zimbabwe
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- User:Jewbask
- BA-CA TennisTrophy
- 1973 Wimbledon Championships
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- Gloster Gauntlet
- 1978 French Open - Men's Singles
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- 1974 US Open - Men's Singles
- 1975 French Open - Men's Singles
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- 1976 French Open - Men's Singles
- 1977 French Open - Men's Singles
- 1977 Wimbledon Championships - Men's Singles
- 1976 Wimbledon Championships - Men's Singles
- 1971 French Open - Men's Singles
- 1971 Wimbledon Championships - Men's Singles
- 1971 US Open - Men's Singles
- 1972 US Open - Men's Singles
- 1973 French Open - Men's Singles
- 1973 US Open - Men's Singles
- 1969 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season
- 19th Chess Olympiad
- Template:History of Zimbabwe
- Template:Country data Rhodesia
- User:Piotr Mikołajski
- Template:RHOdc
- List of C-47 Skytrain operators
- List of Supermarine Spitfire operators
- List of De Havilland Heron operators
- 1968 Davis Cup
- 1969 Davis Cup
