A flag may consist of one or more stars alongside other symbols, and these stars can take various shapes, from four-pointed to 24-pointed, and hexagram. The 24 points represent the electoral districts of the Marshall Islands, while the four elongated points symbolize the cultural centers of Ebeye, Wotje, Jaluit, and Majuro. It combines the red field of the flag of Denmark with the yellow cross of the flag of Sweden, reflecting the troubled history of the region.
The cross flag is used by the Region when the Council is in session, alongside the Swedish national flag, the European Union flag and the Council's own banner,[4] its status is official.
The four smaller seven-pointed stars and the five-pointed star represent the Southern Cross constellation that is only visible from the Southern Hemisphere, therefore representing Australia's geographical location. The Scanian flag has no firm rules related to its mathematical relationships, with the major exceptions, that it has to resemble either the Danish Dannebrog or the Flag of Sweden, or somewhere in between these two flags.
In fact, stars are featured on the flags of 59 independent states, and are also used by governmental and non-governmental organizations. Flags with Stars - Flag Image Identifier; Afganistan Albania Algeria; Andorra Angola; flag Antigua and Barbuda Argentina; Armenia Austalia; Austria flags Azerbaijan The Bahamas Bahrain; Bangladesh Barbados Belarus Belgium Belize Benin Bhutan; Bolivia Bosnia and Herzegovina Botswana Brazil Brunei; Bulgaria Burkina Faso Burundi Cambodia Cameroon; Canada Cape Verde Central African Republic … The United States features 50 stars on its flag, which is more than any other country in the world. https://www.britannica.com/topic/flag-of-the-Czech-Republic. The star symbolizes the Northern Hemisphere archipelago.
The flag of the Marshall Islands features a 24-point star, which is the highest number of points of any star on a national flag. [4][7] But this was later denied by his son, Curt Weibull, who instead gave this credit to his uncle, Mathias Weibull, who also was a historical professor.
The flag of Brazil has the second highest number of stars, with 27, while Uzbekistan's flag has 12 stars. The red star, which has a white outline, sits on a blue background and has several meanings. The star is a modern symbol of the Jewish identity, but was not originally a symbol of Judaism. [8] Updates? The dragon on the rugby flag however, seems to be the same as that found on the county flag. A disputed hypothesis claims that the flag is derived from the coat of arms of the Danish Archbishop of Lund. Our editors will review what you’ve submitted and determine whether to revise the article.
The large seven-pointed star below the Union Jack Is a Federation Star that represents the six states and territories of Australia. In 1920 various designs were submitted for consideration as a new flag. Before the 19th century, the star was in limited use by the Jewish population in the Czech Republic, Austria, and parts of Germany, but in the 19th century it became a symbol of Jewish populations throughout Eastern Europe. As it was not independent, it had no recognized need for a national flag.
The flag is sometimes seen also in Blekinge, but rarely in Halland. The meaning or symbolism of a star on a flag is not universal, as each country may have a specific reason for including the shape. The white edges of the star represent honesty, purity, and white beaches. It's based his design on the Nordic tradition of cross flags. By Victor Kiprop on December 10 2019 in World Facts.
When Czechs, Slovaks, and Ruthenians united in 1918 to form Czechoslovakia, a simple bicolour of white over red stripes was used as a national flag. The flag of Skåne, or the Scanian Cross Flag[1] is a provincial flag representing Scania, the southernmost province of Sweden. Since the Slovak colours were red, white, and blue and the Ruthenian colours were blue and yellow, this gave symbolic reference to those parts of the nation. The ancient duchy (later kingdom) of Bohemia, a rich and powerful state in the late Middle Ages, had a coat of arms dating from the 12th century that showed a double-tailed and crowned lion, in white, rampant on a red shield.
A flag may consist of one or more stars alongside other symbols, and these stars can take various shapes, from four-pointed to 24-pointed, and hexagram. The 24 points represent the electoral districts of the Marshall Islands, while the four elongated points symbolize the cultural centers of Ebeye, Wotje, Jaluit, and Majuro. It combines the red field of the flag of Denmark with the yellow cross of the flag of Sweden, reflecting the troubled history of the region.
The cross flag is used by the Region when the Council is in session, alongside the Swedish national flag, the European Union flag and the Council's own banner,[4] its status is official.
The four smaller seven-pointed stars and the five-pointed star represent the Southern Cross constellation that is only visible from the Southern Hemisphere, therefore representing Australia's geographical location. The Scanian flag has no firm rules related to its mathematical relationships, with the major exceptions, that it has to resemble either the Danish Dannebrog or the Flag of Sweden, or somewhere in between these two flags.
In fact, stars are featured on the flags of 59 independent states, and are also used by governmental and non-governmental organizations. Flags with Stars - Flag Image Identifier; Afganistan Albania Algeria; Andorra Angola; flag Antigua and Barbuda Argentina; Armenia Austalia; Austria flags Azerbaijan The Bahamas Bahrain; Bangladesh Barbados Belarus Belgium Belize Benin Bhutan; Bolivia Bosnia and Herzegovina Botswana Brazil Brunei; Bulgaria Burkina Faso Burundi Cambodia Cameroon; Canada Cape Verde Central African Republic … The United States features 50 stars on its flag, which is more than any other country in the world. https://www.britannica.com/topic/flag-of-the-Czech-Republic. The star symbolizes the Northern Hemisphere archipelago.
The flag of the Marshall Islands features a 24-point star, which is the highest number of points of any star on a national flag. [4][7] But this was later denied by his son, Curt Weibull, who instead gave this credit to his uncle, Mathias Weibull, who also was a historical professor.
The flag of Brazil has the second highest number of stars, with 27, while Uzbekistan's flag has 12 stars. The red star, which has a white outline, sits on a blue background and has several meanings. The star is a modern symbol of the Jewish identity, but was not originally a symbol of Judaism. [8] Updates? The dragon on the rugby flag however, seems to be the same as that found on the county flag. A disputed hypothesis claims that the flag is derived from the coat of arms of the Danish Archbishop of Lund. Our editors will review what you’ve submitted and determine whether to revise the article.
The large seven-pointed star below the Union Jack Is a Federation Star that represents the six states and territories of Australia. In 1920 various designs were submitted for consideration as a new flag. Before the 19th century, the star was in limited use by the Jewish population in the Czech Republic, Austria, and parts of Germany, but in the 19th century it became a symbol of Jewish populations throughout Eastern Europe. As it was not independent, it had no recognized need for a national flag.
The flag is sometimes seen also in Blekinge, but rarely in Halland. The meaning or symbolism of a star on a flag is not universal, as each country may have a specific reason for including the shape. The white edges of the star represent honesty, purity, and white beaches. It's based his design on the Nordic tradition of cross flags. By Victor Kiprop on December 10 2019 in World Facts.
When Czechs, Slovaks, and Ruthenians united in 1918 to form Czechoslovakia, a simple bicolour of white over red stripes was used as a national flag. The flag of Skåne, or the Scanian Cross Flag[1] is a provincial flag representing Scania, the southernmost province of Sweden. Since the Slovak colours were red, white, and blue and the Ruthenian colours were blue and yellow, this gave symbolic reference to those parts of the nation. The ancient duchy (later kingdom) of Bohemia, a rich and powerful state in the late Middle Ages, had a coat of arms dating from the 12th century that showed a double-tailed and crowned lion, in white, rampant on a red shield.
A flag may consist of one or more stars alongside other symbols, and these stars can take various shapes, from four-pointed to 24-pointed, and hexagram. The 24 points represent the electoral districts of the Marshall Islands, while the four elongated points symbolize the cultural centers of Ebeye, Wotje, Jaluit, and Majuro. It combines the red field of the flag of Denmark with the yellow cross of the flag of Sweden, reflecting the troubled history of the region.
The cross flag is used by the Region when the Council is in session, alongside the Swedish national flag, the European Union flag and the Council's own banner,[4] its status is official.
The four smaller seven-pointed stars and the five-pointed star represent the Southern Cross constellation that is only visible from the Southern Hemisphere, therefore representing Australia's geographical location. The Scanian flag has no firm rules related to its mathematical relationships, with the major exceptions, that it has to resemble either the Danish Dannebrog or the Flag of Sweden, or somewhere in between these two flags.
In fact, stars are featured on the flags of 59 independent states, and are also used by governmental and non-governmental organizations. Flags with Stars - Flag Image Identifier; Afganistan Albania Algeria; Andorra Angola; flag Antigua and Barbuda Argentina; Armenia Austalia; Austria flags Azerbaijan The Bahamas Bahrain; Bangladesh Barbados Belarus Belgium Belize Benin Bhutan; Bolivia Bosnia and Herzegovina Botswana Brazil Brunei; Bulgaria Burkina Faso Burundi Cambodia Cameroon; Canada Cape Verde Central African Republic … The United States features 50 stars on its flag, which is more than any other country in the world. https://www.britannica.com/topic/flag-of-the-Czech-Republic. The star symbolizes the Northern Hemisphere archipelago.
The flag of the Marshall Islands features a 24-point star, which is the highest number of points of any star on a national flag. [4][7] But this was later denied by his son, Curt Weibull, who instead gave this credit to his uncle, Mathias Weibull, who also was a historical professor.
The flag of Brazil has the second highest number of stars, with 27, while Uzbekistan's flag has 12 stars. The red star, which has a white outline, sits on a blue background and has several meanings. The star is a modern symbol of the Jewish identity, but was not originally a symbol of Judaism. [8] Updates? The dragon on the rugby flag however, seems to be the same as that found on the county flag. A disputed hypothesis claims that the flag is derived from the coat of arms of the Danish Archbishop of Lund. Our editors will review what you’ve submitted and determine whether to revise the article.
The large seven-pointed star below the Union Jack Is a Federation Star that represents the six states and territories of Australia. In 1920 various designs were submitted for consideration as a new flag. Before the 19th century, the star was in limited use by the Jewish population in the Czech Republic, Austria, and parts of Germany, but in the 19th century it became a symbol of Jewish populations throughout Eastern Europe. As it was not independent, it had no recognized need for a national flag.
The flag is sometimes seen also in Blekinge, but rarely in Halland. The meaning or symbolism of a star on a flag is not universal, as each country may have a specific reason for including the shape. The white edges of the star represent honesty, purity, and white beaches. It's based his design on the Nordic tradition of cross flags. By Victor Kiprop on December 10 2019 in World Facts.
When Czechs, Slovaks, and Ruthenians united in 1918 to form Czechoslovakia, a simple bicolour of white over red stripes was used as a national flag. The flag of Skåne, or the Scanian Cross Flag[1] is a provincial flag representing Scania, the southernmost province of Sweden. Since the Slovak colours were red, white, and blue and the Ruthenian colours were blue and yellow, this gave symbolic reference to those parts of the nation. The ancient duchy (later kingdom) of Bohemia, a rich and powerful state in the late Middle Ages, had a coat of arms dating from the 12th century that showed a double-tailed and crowned lion, in white, rampant on a red shield.
A flag may consist of one or more stars alongside other symbols, and these stars can take various shapes, from four-pointed to 24-pointed, and hexagram. The 24 points represent the electoral districts of the Marshall Islands, while the four elongated points symbolize the cultural centers of Ebeye, Wotje, Jaluit, and Majuro. It combines the red field of the flag of Denmark with the yellow cross of the flag of Sweden, reflecting the troubled history of the region.
The cross flag is used by the Region when the Council is in session, alongside the Swedish national flag, the European Union flag and the Council's own banner,[4] its status is official.
The four smaller seven-pointed stars and the five-pointed star represent the Southern Cross constellation that is only visible from the Southern Hemisphere, therefore representing Australia's geographical location. The Scanian flag has no firm rules related to its mathematical relationships, with the major exceptions, that it has to resemble either the Danish Dannebrog or the Flag of Sweden, or somewhere in between these two flags.
In fact, stars are featured on the flags of 59 independent states, and are also used by governmental and non-governmental organizations. Flags with Stars - Flag Image Identifier; Afganistan Albania Algeria; Andorra Angola; flag Antigua and Barbuda Argentina; Armenia Austalia; Austria flags Azerbaijan The Bahamas Bahrain; Bangladesh Barbados Belarus Belgium Belize Benin Bhutan; Bolivia Bosnia and Herzegovina Botswana Brazil Brunei; Bulgaria Burkina Faso Burundi Cambodia Cameroon; Canada Cape Verde Central African Republic … The United States features 50 stars on its flag, which is more than any other country in the world. https://www.britannica.com/topic/flag-of-the-Czech-Republic. The star symbolizes the Northern Hemisphere archipelago.
The flag of the Marshall Islands features a 24-point star, which is the highest number of points of any star on a national flag. [4][7] But this was later denied by his son, Curt Weibull, who instead gave this credit to his uncle, Mathias Weibull, who also was a historical professor.
The flag of Brazil has the second highest number of stars, with 27, while Uzbekistan's flag has 12 stars. The red star, which has a white outline, sits on a blue background and has several meanings. The star is a modern symbol of the Jewish identity, but was not originally a symbol of Judaism. [8] Updates? The dragon on the rugby flag however, seems to be the same as that found on the county flag. A disputed hypothesis claims that the flag is derived from the coat of arms of the Danish Archbishop of Lund. Our editors will review what you’ve submitted and determine whether to revise the article.
The large seven-pointed star below the Union Jack Is a Federation Star that represents the six states and territories of Australia. In 1920 various designs were submitted for consideration as a new flag. Before the 19th century, the star was in limited use by the Jewish population in the Czech Republic, Austria, and parts of Germany, but in the 19th century it became a symbol of Jewish populations throughout Eastern Europe. As it was not independent, it had no recognized need for a national flag.
The flag is sometimes seen also in Blekinge, but rarely in Halland. The meaning or symbolism of a star on a flag is not universal, as each country may have a specific reason for including the shape. The white edges of the star represent honesty, purity, and white beaches. It's based his design on the Nordic tradition of cross flags. By Victor Kiprop on December 10 2019 in World Facts.
When Czechs, Slovaks, and Ruthenians united in 1918 to form Czechoslovakia, a simple bicolour of white over red stripes was used as a national flag. The flag of Skåne, or the Scanian Cross Flag[1] is a provincial flag representing Scania, the southernmost province of Sweden. Since the Slovak colours were red, white, and blue and the Ruthenian colours were blue and yellow, this gave symbolic reference to those parts of the nation. The ancient duchy (later kingdom) of Bohemia, a rich and powerful state in the late Middle Ages, had a coat of arms dating from the 12th century that showed a double-tailed and crowned lion, in white, rampant on a red shield.
A flag may consist of one or more stars alongside other symbols, and these stars can take various shapes, from four-pointed to 24-pointed, and hexagram. The 24 points represent the electoral districts of the Marshall Islands, while the four elongated points symbolize the cultural centers of Ebeye, Wotje, Jaluit, and Majuro. It combines the red field of the flag of Denmark with the yellow cross of the flag of Sweden, reflecting the troubled history of the region.
The cross flag is used by the Region when the Council is in session, alongside the Swedish national flag, the European Union flag and the Council's own banner,[4] its status is official.
The four smaller seven-pointed stars and the five-pointed star represent the Southern Cross constellation that is only visible from the Southern Hemisphere, therefore representing Australia's geographical location. The Scanian flag has no firm rules related to its mathematical relationships, with the major exceptions, that it has to resemble either the Danish Dannebrog or the Flag of Sweden, or somewhere in between these two flags.
In fact, stars are featured on the flags of 59 independent states, and are also used by governmental and non-governmental organizations. Flags with Stars - Flag Image Identifier; Afganistan Albania Algeria; Andorra Angola; flag Antigua and Barbuda Argentina; Armenia Austalia; Austria flags Azerbaijan The Bahamas Bahrain; Bangladesh Barbados Belarus Belgium Belize Benin Bhutan; Bolivia Bosnia and Herzegovina Botswana Brazil Brunei; Bulgaria Burkina Faso Burundi Cambodia Cameroon; Canada Cape Verde Central African Republic … The United States features 50 stars on its flag, which is more than any other country in the world. https://www.britannica.com/topic/flag-of-the-Czech-Republic. The star symbolizes the Northern Hemisphere archipelago.
The flag of the Marshall Islands features a 24-point star, which is the highest number of points of any star on a national flag. [4][7] But this was later denied by his son, Curt Weibull, who instead gave this credit to his uncle, Mathias Weibull, who also was a historical professor.
The flag of Brazil has the second highest number of stars, with 27, while Uzbekistan's flag has 12 stars. The red star, which has a white outline, sits on a blue background and has several meanings. The star is a modern symbol of the Jewish identity, but was not originally a symbol of Judaism. [8] Updates? The dragon on the rugby flag however, seems to be the same as that found on the county flag. A disputed hypothesis claims that the flag is derived from the coat of arms of the Danish Archbishop of Lund. Our editors will review what you’ve submitted and determine whether to revise the article.
The large seven-pointed star below the Union Jack Is a Federation Star that represents the six states and territories of Australia. In 1920 various designs were submitted for consideration as a new flag. Before the 19th century, the star was in limited use by the Jewish population in the Czech Republic, Austria, and parts of Germany, but in the 19th century it became a symbol of Jewish populations throughout Eastern Europe. As it was not independent, it had no recognized need for a national flag.
The flag is sometimes seen also in Blekinge, but rarely in Halland. The meaning or symbolism of a star on a flag is not universal, as each country may have a specific reason for including the shape. The white edges of the star represent honesty, purity, and white beaches. It's based his design on the Nordic tradition of cross flags. By Victor Kiprop on December 10 2019 in World Facts.
When Czechs, Slovaks, and Ruthenians united in 1918 to form Czechoslovakia, a simple bicolour of white over red stripes was used as a national flag. The flag of Skåne, or the Scanian Cross Flag[1] is a provincial flag representing Scania, the southernmost province of Sweden. Since the Slovak colours were red, white, and blue and the Ruthenian colours were blue and yellow, this gave symbolic reference to those parts of the nation. The ancient duchy (later kingdom) of Bohemia, a rich and powerful state in the late Middle Ages, had a coat of arms dating from the 12th century that showed a double-tailed and crowned lion, in white, rampant on a red shield.
A flag may consist of one or more stars alongside other symbols, and these stars can take various shapes, from four-pointed to 24-pointed, and hexagram. The 24 points represent the electoral districts of the Marshall Islands, while the four elongated points symbolize the cultural centers of Ebeye, Wotje, Jaluit, and Majuro. It combines the red field of the flag of Denmark with the yellow cross of the flag of Sweden, reflecting the troubled history of the region.
The cross flag is used by the Region when the Council is in session, alongside the Swedish national flag, the European Union flag and the Council's own banner,[4] its status is official.
The four smaller seven-pointed stars and the five-pointed star represent the Southern Cross constellation that is only visible from the Southern Hemisphere, therefore representing Australia's geographical location. The Scanian flag has no firm rules related to its mathematical relationships, with the major exceptions, that it has to resemble either the Danish Dannebrog or the Flag of Sweden, or somewhere in between these two flags.
In fact, stars are featured on the flags of 59 independent states, and are also used by governmental and non-governmental organizations. Flags with Stars - Flag Image Identifier; Afganistan Albania Algeria; Andorra Angola; flag Antigua and Barbuda Argentina; Armenia Austalia; Austria flags Azerbaijan The Bahamas Bahrain; Bangladesh Barbados Belarus Belgium Belize Benin Bhutan; Bolivia Bosnia and Herzegovina Botswana Brazil Brunei; Bulgaria Burkina Faso Burundi Cambodia Cameroon; Canada Cape Verde Central African Republic … The United States features 50 stars on its flag, which is more than any other country in the world. https://www.britannica.com/topic/flag-of-the-Czech-Republic. The star symbolizes the Northern Hemisphere archipelago.
The flag of the Marshall Islands features a 24-point star, which is the highest number of points of any star on a national flag. [4][7] But this was later denied by his son, Curt Weibull, who instead gave this credit to his uncle, Mathias Weibull, who also was a historical professor.
The flag of Brazil has the second highest number of stars, with 27, while Uzbekistan's flag has 12 stars. The red star, which has a white outline, sits on a blue background and has several meanings. The star is a modern symbol of the Jewish identity, but was not originally a symbol of Judaism. [8] Updates? The dragon on the rugby flag however, seems to be the same as that found on the county flag. A disputed hypothesis claims that the flag is derived from the coat of arms of the Danish Archbishop of Lund. Our editors will review what you’ve submitted and determine whether to revise the article.
The large seven-pointed star below the Union Jack Is a Federation Star that represents the six states and territories of Australia. In 1920 various designs were submitted for consideration as a new flag. Before the 19th century, the star was in limited use by the Jewish population in the Czech Republic, Austria, and parts of Germany, but in the 19th century it became a symbol of Jewish populations throughout Eastern Europe. As it was not independent, it had no recognized need for a national flag.
The flag is sometimes seen also in Blekinge, but rarely in Halland. The meaning or symbolism of a star on a flag is not universal, as each country may have a specific reason for including the shape. The white edges of the star represent honesty, purity, and white beaches. It's based his design on the Nordic tradition of cross flags. By Victor Kiprop on December 10 2019 in World Facts.
When Czechs, Slovaks, and Ruthenians united in 1918 to form Czechoslovakia, a simple bicolour of white over red stripes was used as a national flag. The flag of Skåne, or the Scanian Cross Flag[1] is a provincial flag representing Scania, the southernmost province of Sweden. Since the Slovak colours were red, white, and blue and the Ruthenian colours were blue and yellow, this gave symbolic reference to those parts of the nation. The ancient duchy (later kingdom) of Bohemia, a rich and powerful state in the late Middle Ages, had a coat of arms dating from the 12th century that showed a double-tailed and crowned lion, in white, rampant on a red shield.
The four points represent the origin of the people of Aruba, while the red colors symbolizes the red soil of the country, surrounded by a blue sea.
Though it included the national colours of the Czechs, the flag contained no symbolism for the other ethnic groups of the country. Some southern Swedish historians and other authorities assert that the flag represents the entire former Eastern Denmark (Skåneland). Stars are among the most common symbols on flags. The flag of Nepal is the only non-quadrilateral flag in the world, but instead takes the shape of a double-pennon. The flag was designed by Emlain Kubua, former First Lady of the Marshall Islands, and adopted for official use on May 1, 1979. [3]. [9], The Swedish broadcaster SVT, in their regional news for Scania, aired on Tuesday 26 September 2017 the news, the chairman of Region Scania, the Social Democrat Henrik Fritzon, wants to make the Flag of Scania official within the region, as it is "locally well-liked". Moreover, a white-red flag was being used by the neighbouring country of Poland as its national flag. The flag of Australia features six stars, five of which are seven-sided, plus a single five-sided star.
A flag may consist of one or more stars alongside other symbols, and these stars can take various shapes, from four-pointed to 24-pointed, and hexagram. The 24 points represent the electoral districts of the Marshall Islands, while the four elongated points symbolize the cultural centers of Ebeye, Wotje, Jaluit, and Majuro. It combines the red field of the flag of Denmark with the yellow cross of the flag of Sweden, reflecting the troubled history of the region.
The cross flag is used by the Region when the Council is in session, alongside the Swedish national flag, the European Union flag and the Council's own banner,[4] its status is official.
The four smaller seven-pointed stars and the five-pointed star represent the Southern Cross constellation that is only visible from the Southern Hemisphere, therefore representing Australia's geographical location. The Scanian flag has no firm rules related to its mathematical relationships, with the major exceptions, that it has to resemble either the Danish Dannebrog or the Flag of Sweden, or somewhere in between these two flags.
In fact, stars are featured on the flags of 59 independent states, and are also used by governmental and non-governmental organizations. Flags with Stars - Flag Image Identifier; Afganistan Albania Algeria; Andorra Angola; flag Antigua and Barbuda Argentina; Armenia Austalia; Austria flags Azerbaijan The Bahamas Bahrain; Bangladesh Barbados Belarus Belgium Belize Benin Bhutan; Bolivia Bosnia and Herzegovina Botswana Brazil Brunei; Bulgaria Burkina Faso Burundi Cambodia Cameroon; Canada Cape Verde Central African Republic … The United States features 50 stars on its flag, which is more than any other country in the world. https://www.britannica.com/topic/flag-of-the-Czech-Republic. The star symbolizes the Northern Hemisphere archipelago.
The flag of the Marshall Islands features a 24-point star, which is the highest number of points of any star on a national flag. [4][7] But this was later denied by his son, Curt Weibull, who instead gave this credit to his uncle, Mathias Weibull, who also was a historical professor.
The flag of Brazil has the second highest number of stars, with 27, while Uzbekistan's flag has 12 stars. The red star, which has a white outline, sits on a blue background and has several meanings. The star is a modern symbol of the Jewish identity, but was not originally a symbol of Judaism. [8] Updates? The dragon on the rugby flag however, seems to be the same as that found on the county flag. A disputed hypothesis claims that the flag is derived from the coat of arms of the Danish Archbishop of Lund. Our editors will review what you’ve submitted and determine whether to revise the article.
The large seven-pointed star below the Union Jack Is a Federation Star that represents the six states and territories of Australia. In 1920 various designs were submitted for consideration as a new flag. Before the 19th century, the star was in limited use by the Jewish population in the Czech Republic, Austria, and parts of Germany, but in the 19th century it became a symbol of Jewish populations throughout Eastern Europe. As it was not independent, it had no recognized need for a national flag.
The flag is sometimes seen also in Blekinge, but rarely in Halland. The meaning or symbolism of a star on a flag is not universal, as each country may have a specific reason for including the shape. The white edges of the star represent honesty, purity, and white beaches. It's based his design on the Nordic tradition of cross flags. By Victor Kiprop on December 10 2019 in World Facts.
When Czechs, Slovaks, and Ruthenians united in 1918 to form Czechoslovakia, a simple bicolour of white over red stripes was used as a national flag. The flag of Skåne, or the Scanian Cross Flag[1] is a provincial flag representing Scania, the southernmost province of Sweden. Since the Slovak colours were red, white, and blue and the Ruthenian colours were blue and yellow, this gave symbolic reference to those parts of the nation. The ancient duchy (later kingdom) of Bohemia, a rich and powerful state in the late Middle Ages, had a coat of arms dating from the 12th century that showed a double-tailed and crowned lion, in white, rampant on a red shield.
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