Stamp Giveaway # 52 (Brothers Grimm - Disney) [solved]

Bhutan souvenir sheet; Romania set and souvenir sheet; Caicos Islands set and souvenir sheet

Question: What country has used more forms of the country's name (due to changes in its official names) in its stamp inscriptions than any other country?

Winning response will be first correct entry received at or before 5 A.M., November 16, 2021, eastern US time. If no correct entry is received, the earliest entry will win. My decision as to winner is final.

Good luck to all who choose to participate!

Will

Since I'm going to bed soon I'll only leave a guess (after a 5-min google search):
Dahomey (Benin)

Maybe Congo/Zaire?

is it Myanmar?

The country has always had the same name in English but many variations on stamps inscribed in its own language.

Will

South Africa

Madagascar?

New Zealand?

Cambodia?

There is a USSR stamp with a total of 16 different languages on it. However, I believe the question is intended to ask specifically to name changes during time but I thought this fact is interesting and worth posting.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Coat_of_arms_of_the_Soviet_Union_1946-1956.svg

Djibouti

Quote: "MS2007"​There is a USSR stamp with a total of 16 different languages on it. However, I believe the question is intended to ask specifically to name changes during time but I thought this fact is interesting and worth posting.
​https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Coat_of_arms_of_the_Soviet_Union_1946-1956.svg

​Interesting!!
I have also found something similar while exploring Stampboard's forum. One of the members had shared "Denmark's 1966 Red Cross charity" - a stamp with more than 30 languages.

Somewhat off topic but also interesting. Belgium issued stamp with design entirely of words (606 full words in 4 languages).



Will

Czechia

Thailand.

Swaziland

-Russia ( Still I am confused between Russia and Iran )
-Previously when I answered Thailand, I was confused between Thailand and Iran.

Congo

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South Africa

Quote: "German_empire5_mark_fan"​Congo
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​South Africa

​Which Congo?

There were four different colonial entities named "Congo": the Congo Free State (later Belgian Congo), Middle Congo (a French colony), French Congo and Portuguese Congo.

Congo is very confusing.

Greece just because.

Quote: "najuknaik"​

Quote: "German_empire5_mark_fan"​Congo
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​​South Africa

​​Which Congo?
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​There were four different colonial entities named "Congo": the Congo Free State (later Belgian Congo), Middle Congo (a French colony), French Congo and Portuguese Congo.
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​That is why I choose congo since its name has been used in many forms.

Spain. Again just because.

Well, guys and girls, I have finally stumped you after a long string of wins. So Giobruno will get the prize for having sent the earliest entry. Enjoy your winnings, Giobruno!

The answer is Albania, yes, Albania! From 1922 to 1977 the following inscriptions were used: Shqipenia; Shqipenie; Shqypnis; Republika Shqiptare; Posta Shqiptare; Mbretnia Shqyptare; Shqipni; Mbretnija Shqiptare; Shqiptare; Shqipnija; Qeverija Demokratike e Shqiperise; Republika Populore e Shqiperise; R. P. e Shqiperise; Shqiperia; Republika Popullore Socialiste e Shqiperise (sometimes abbreviated R. P. S. e Shqiperise)

Thanks to all who participated. Good luck next time!

Will