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This category has the following 8 subcategories, out of 8 total.

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Flags with three horizontal stripes, one white, two maroon‎ (1 C, 5 F)

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Black, maroon, white flags‎ (8 F)

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Green, maroon, white flags‎ (2 F)

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Horizontal bicolor maroon and white flags‎ (3 F)

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Vertical bicolor maroon and white flags‎ (5 F)

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The flag is red and white. White flag with red stripes: which country?

Combinations of white and red are extremely popular in status symbols. Flags of European countries and states of other continents often use them in different combinations. What are the layout options for these colors? What does this flag mean? Red and white stripes or other patterns can mean completely different things. This should be understood in order to have a good understanding of the history and culture of the countries of the world. nineOl000

A red flag with a white star and crescent has been used by the country on the border between Europe and Asia for more than a decade, or rather, even for many centuries in a row. For the first time, such symbols appeared here after the country adopted a new religion – Islam. An original detail is the absence of green, which often distinguishes the symbols of Islamic states and is present on almost all Arab panels. The flag of the Ottoman Empire featured three crescents. The crescent and star symbol began to be used after the 16th century. But at first the flag was white and green, and then the colors changed. Only in the 18th century did the flag acquire familiar features. According to legend, Sultan Selim fought with Egypt and, after a victorious battle, saw in a pool of blood the spilled reflection of an evening star with a silver crescent. The combination impressed the ruler so much that he decided to choose it according to the national standard. True, this way the star was seven-pointed or eight-pointed, and only in 1844 did it acquire its usual form with five rays. nine0003

Monaco

The official symbols of a small European principality have been used since April 4, 1881. The canvas has a rectangular shape. The ratio of length to width is 5:4. The flag is red and white. It shows two horizontal stripes of the same width. The princely family also has its own banner: a white flag with the coat of arms of the city in the center. Used in the prince’s palace and on his yacht. In addition, the standard is put on state and government agencies. Red and white flags of countries around the world are not uncommon, but the symbol of the state of Monaco is identical to the single standard adopted in Indonesia. Eastern country officially adopted it at 1945, but the symbolism was extremely ancient, so the protest in Munich was rejected. In Europe, the flag was created during the time of Charles III, reformed the country’s economy and created a casino in Monte Carlo. White and red were chosen as the colors of the Grimaldi, a family that dates back to the 9th century and ruled the kingdom for centuries.

Indonesia

Like the flag of Monaco, the Asian symbol is also a bicolor flag. The red and white standard consists of two equal horizontal stripes. The country, located on thirteen thousand islands and archipelagos, has used it as a state symbol since the middle of the twentieth century. The red stripe is interpreted by the Indonesians as the color of human blood and body peace, while the white stands for human spirituality. The feeling of connecting the physical and spiritual is considered one of the oldest. The ratio of panel width to length is strictly regulated and is two to three. The modern standard is based on the imperial flag. The red and white Majapahit standard has been in use since the 13th century on the island of Java. So, the panel depicted nine stripes arranged horizontally. At 19In 22, a group of Indonesian students living in the Netherlands created their flag from two halves, red and white, with an image of a bull’s head on them. A few years later, it was officially adopted by the Indonesian National Party. In August 1945, the country gained sovereignty and began to use such a flag. The red and white banner, on the contrary, “deprived” the image of the bull. Monaco protested against the identity of the flags, but the conflict over this was short-lived, and as a result, both states remained with their symbols. nine0003

Poland

One of the European countries has a flag, the photo of which can be distinguished from the images of Monaco or Indonesia only at a certain angle. We are talking about Poland. Its standard has two horizontal stripes: the top is white and the bottom is red. These colors are traditional for the state. The white flag with a red stripe symbolizes the feathers of an eagle revered by the Poles against the background of crimson sunset rays. In the state version, the image of the bird is located at the top. The red and white flag with an eagle among the Poles is associated with the ancient legend of Prince Lyakh. He saw how majestically the white eagle settled in the nest, and decided to found here the first capital of the Polish state, calling it Gniezno. It is necessary to highlight the national flag of Poland. Unlike the state one, there is no image of the country’s coat of arms with an eagle on it. Although the latter variant was used the most in history and served as the flag of the famous Battle of Grunwald, red and white ribbons were also used in national uprisings. Therefore, the Sejm, when Poland gained sovereignty, decided to choose a white and red canvas as a national symbol. nine0003

Latvia

Many European flags use a combination of shades of white and red. Latvia is no exception. On its panel, red and white stripes are combined, located horizontally. The territory of the modern Republic of Latvia belonged to Sweden, and then to Russia, but with the acquisition of sovereignty, the country began to use its own national symbols. Latvia has a white flag with red stripes at the top and bottom. The sides of the panel touch each other as one after the other, and the stripes along the edges are twice as wide as the central one. The standard was officially approved on June 1921 years old. In 1940 it was canceled, and in 1990 it was returned again. According to legend, in the Middle Ages the banner was used as a symbol of the knights of the Cēsis guards. Since 1870, it has also been used by students and participants in national holidays, as well as Latvian units of the Russian army during the First World War. It is believed that the dark red color is a symbol of the victory of Latvian soldiers over detachments of German knights. According to legend, the blood of the dead was poured into a cauldron, after which a white cloth thrown over the wand was dipped. It was painted along the edges, and only the stripe in the center remained clear. At 19On 17 g, a meeting was held at which the exact ratio of the stripes and the absence of an image of a coat of arms or other symbols on the banner was determined.

Austria

There is another country with a state symbol resembling the Latvian flag. The red and white standard is used by neighboring neighbors – the Austrians. The flag of this state includes three horizontal stripes: red at the edges and white in the center. Their size is the same. That is why the flag (the photo of which can be seen in our article) is still different from the Latvian one: in the coastal country, two wide and one narrow stripes are used, while the Austrians have stripes of the same size. The colors of the standard have a special meaning. In addition to the meaning of red as a symbol of the blood of patriots shed in the battles for independence and white as a sign of freedom after the overthrow of the monarchical regime, there is another interpretation. According to him, the central strip represents the Danube River, which flows through the territory of Austria from west to east. According to ancient legend, the banner was invented by the Austrian Duke Leopold V during the crusade. After a fierce fight, his white uniform was completely covered in blood, but as soon as he took off his belt, he found a white stripe on his clothes. The duke really liked the combination of colors, and he began to use them on his banner. nine0003

Japan

As for the red and white flags of the world, this is also worth mentioning. Japanese characters have long been known in other countries and are not similar to any of the existing ones. The national flag is red and white, with a light background and a crimson circle exactly in the center. This image is the personification of the rising sun. According to legend, the banner was created during the Mongol invasion of Japan. It was offered to the emperor, whom the Buddhist monks considered a descendant of the sun goddess. It began to be used as a state standard after the restoration of 1868. The proportions are two to three. The flag is used both state and national. It also has a name: “Niseki”, which translates as “solar flag”. There is also a Hinomaru variant. In translation, it means “solar disk”. There is no exact history of the origin of the fabric. According to one legend, it was created by the Buddhist monk Nichiren, who gave it to the shogun during the Mongol invasion. In 1870 it was officially used as a merchant flag. On it, the image of the sun was a little closer to the auction, and on the state banner, approved by law 19’99, the red disk is exactly in the center.

Hong Kong

A canvas can be created not only from stripes or circles. The original is the red flag of Hong Kong with a white flower. The panel depicts a stylized Bauhinia flower with five petals. Five-pointed red stars are located at a distance from the center. The standard length of the flag is ninety centimeters, the width is sixty. This standard serves as a symbol of the country’s cultural, regional and political significance. The red color and five stars on the petals indicate a connection with China and its national sign. The color scheme denotes the “one country, two systems” political principle applied to Hong Kong. The stylized Bauhinia flower that grows in this region symbolizes the harmony of this dichotomy. The modern version of the flag, photos and images of which can be seen throughout the country, was adopted on February 1990 years. It was first officially applied in July 1997, when the territory gained sovereignty. The rules for applying the standard have been agreed with the State Council of Beijing. The description is governed by the Basic Law of Hong Kong, which constitutionally defines size and proportions. A flower with red stars on each petal, connected in the center by curved lines resembling stamens, is inscribed in a circle three-fifths of the width of the canvas. The back of the mirror is front. The length refers to the width of the flag from three to two. nine0003

Denmark

Another standard with red and white flowers belongs to the Danes. They call their banner “Dannebrog”. The flag with a white Scandinavian cross, slightly offset on a pole and located on a red background, has existed since the 13th century, therefore it is the oldest of the current state symbols. The scarlet fabric was once used as the military banner of the German emperor. In addition, the state flags of Malta and Switzerland, as well as many coats of arms of cities and provinces in Europe, have similar symbols. The Danish standard has only been changed once. At 139In the year 7, Queen Margaret I of the country united the country with Sweden and Norway with the help of the Kalmar Union. Then in the upper left corner are three crowns. Sweden gained sovereignty in 1523 and Norway in 1814. Subsequently, Dannebrog lost the image of three crowns and acquired its former appearance, in which, according to ancient legend, he descended to the Danes directly from heaven.

United States

The American flag is also based on the combination of red and white. These colors show horizontal stripes of the same size covering the entire length of the standard. To the left of the pillar is a blue half-width rectangle with fifty white five-pointed stars. The thirteen stripes symbolize the same number of colonies that once made up the independent state of the United States. These were Pennsylvania, Delaware, Georgia, New Jersey, Massachusetts, South Carolina, Connecticut, Maryland, Virginia, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island, and North Carolina. The blue rectangle is the union symbol. The number of stars on it indicates the number of states. This has changed with the development of the state. At the moment, fifty stars are depicted on the panel. The red color on the American flag becomes a symbol of valor and endurance, white is associated with purity and innocence, and dark blue symbolizes diligence, vigilance and justice. The width of a standard refers to its length from ten to nineteen. The rules for using the banner are defined by the US Flag Code, which states that it must never touch the ground. If the edges are worn, they should be repaired or destroyed properly, most often it will burn out. When waving the flag at night, it must be lit. His image cannot be used to advertise or decorate disposable items. The flag must not be used on clothing, curtains or bedding. This is not done out of respect. You can decorate the US flag with gold fringe. The corner with the blue rectangle should always be on top. The flag should be placed freely and fluttering in the wind – an exception was made only for American astronauts on the moon. The banner is hung out on holidays: on New Year’s Day, on Martin Luther King Day, in honor of the birthday of Abraham Lincoln (February 12), on the days of presidents, the military and the memory of fallen soldiers. In addition, it is also used during other public holidays. For example, Labor Day, Constitution or Independence Day. nine0003

The Belarusian protest flag is white-red-white.

And why? Where did he come from? — Meduza

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Where did the white-red-white flag come from?

The white flag with a red stripe in the middle was the official flag of Belarus for several years. At the turn of the 19th-20th centuries, cloths with similar colors were in use in the first Belarusian national circles and associations. It is believed that the architect and engineer Claudius Duzh-Dushevsky was the author of the flag, although this is not a completely established fact. Some modern researchers believe that such colors can be found on the banners under which the troops of Belarusian origin fought during the time of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and the Commonwealth. nine0003

The February Revolution in Russia gave a powerful impetus to the Belarusian movement, the first legal congresses of national organizations were held under this flag, and some photographs show that the red stripe is framed on both sides by two more – either dark red, or black (the photographs themselves black and white, so it is impossible to establish the coloring reliably).

In March 1918, the Belarusian People’s Republic was proclaimed, which made the white-red-white flag the state flag. The republic lasted only a few months, most of it was occupied by the Germans, but the flag was finally fixed as a national symbol. In Soviet Belarus, the official flag was first a red flag, and then a red-green flag with an ornament on the left side. But the white-red-white flag remained in use by emigrant organizations. nine0003

After the collapse of the USSR in independent Belarus, the flag again became white-red-white. However, already in 1995, at a referendum, the majority of the country’s citizens voted in favor of restoring the flag of the Belarusian Soviet Socialist Republic without the hammer and sickle and with other minimal changes.

Why does the opposition use it?

The 1995 referendum was an important step towards getting Alexander Lukashenko, who was elected to the presidency a year earlier, sole power. In addition to the issue of the flag and giving the Russian language the status of a second state language, citizens also spoke in favor of the president’s right to dissolve parliament and pursue integration with Russia.