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| [[File:Flag_of_Bohmen_und_Mahren.svg|30px|frameless]] [[Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia]] || Within [[Nazi Germany]], 1939–1945 || ||
| [[File:Flag_of_Bohmen_und_Mahren.svg|30px|frameless]] [[Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia]] || Within [[Nazi Germany]], 1939–1945 || ||

Revision as of 10:08, 29 July 2017

Flags of white, red and blue stripes (bands) quite often signs the relationships of some nations with other nations (for instance, flag of Netherlands and flags of its former colonies).[1]

These flags became the flag model which was put forward in the French revolution. Later, these colors started to spread to other nations, of course, changing in somewhat the order and position of stripes (vertical and horizontal).[2]

The colors mentioned in most of the sources as Pan-Slavic colors, received such meanings in the age of pan-Slavistic, neopanslavistic and other movements (Austro-Slavism). All lands in the Austro-Hungarian monarchy are given their flags, then came to the fore and primarily white, red and blue colors, as there lived mostly Slavic nations.[3]

Triband

Design Entity, meaning Status Features of design Origin
Horizontal triband
Blue-red-white
 Rocha Within Uruguay Charged
Sorbs Ethnic Pan-Slavic
Blue-white-red
 Chile Before 1817
Principality of Lucca and Piombino 1805-1809
Principality of Piombino 1805-1814
 Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes 1918-1929 Pan-Slavic
 Kingdom of Yugoslavia 1929-1946 Pan-Slavic
 Democratic Federal Yugoslavia 1943-1946 Charged Pan-Slavic
 Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia 1946-1963 Charged Pan-Slavic
 Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 1963-1991 Charged Pan-Slavic
 Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 1992-2003 Pan-Slavic
 Serbia and Montenegro 2003-2006 Pan-Slavic
 Republic of Crimea Within Russia
 Autonomous Republic of Crimea Within Ukraine
 Espírito Santo Within Brazil Charged
Fort Smith Within USA Cantoned
 Gagauzia Within Moldova Charged
Kayin State Within Burma Charged
 Khakassia Within Russia Vertical green band Russian
Mannheim Within Germany
 Mississippi Within USA Cantoned American
 Mindanao Within Philippines Charged
 Sabah Within Malaysia Cantoned
 Schleswig-Holstein Within Germany
Valledupar Within Colombia
 SR Bosnia and Herzegovina Within Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, 1946–1992 In canton Pan-Slavic
Mari El Within Russia, 2006-2011 Charged Russian
Pan-Slavic Ethnic, since 1848 Russian
Rusyns Ethnic Charged Pan-Slavic
Red-blue-white
 Serbia National Charged Pan-Slavic
 Misiones Within Argentina
 Republika Srpska Within Bosnia and Herzegovina Pan-Slavic
 Vojvodina Within Serbia Pan-Slavic
 Kingdom of Montenegro 1905-1918 Charged Pan-Slavic
 SR Montenegro Within Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, 1943–1992 Charged Pan-Slavic
 Montenegro Within the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, 1993-2004 Red-azure-white Pan-Slavic
 Kingdom of Serbia 1882–1918 Charged Pan-Slavic
 Socialist Republic of Serbia Within Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, 1943–1992 Charged Pan-Slavic
 Serbia 1992-2004 Pan-Slavic
 Serbian Krajina Unrecognized, 1991–1995 Charged Pan-Slavic
Eastern Slavonia, Baranja and Western Syrmia Self-proclaimed, 1995–1998 Charged Pan-Slavic
Serbian Orthodox Church Religious Charged Pan-Slavic
Red-white-blue
 Croatia National Charged Pan-Slavic
 Luxembourg National Red-white-azure Dutch
 Netherlands National Prince's Flag (oldest tricolour)
 Paraguay National Charged
 Batavian Republic 1795–1806 Charged Dutch
 Orange Free State 1857-1902 In canton Dutch
 State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs 1918 Pan-Slavic
 South Africa 1928-1994 Element of charge Dutch
 Transvaal 1857-1874, 1875-1877, 1881-1902 Vertical green band Dutch
 Dallas Within USA Fimbriated, charged
Fort Lauderdale Within USA Charged
 Labuan Within Malaysia Charged
 Lavalleja Within Uruguay Charged
 Missouri Within USA Charged French
Mobile Within USA Charged
 Mordovia Within Russia Charged Russian
 New Orleans Within USA Charged French, American
File:Flag of Odessa, Texas.png Odessa Within USA Charged
Komi-Permyak Okrug Within Russia Charged Russian
 Samara Oblast Within Russia Charged Russian
Samara Within Russia Charged Russian
Eastern Rumelia Within Ottoman empire, 1878–1908
 Kingdom of Croatia-Slavonia Within Austria-Hungary, 1868–1918 Pan-Slavic
 SR Croatia Within Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, 1943–1990 Charged Pan-Slavic
White-blue-red
 Russia National
 Slovakia National Charged Pan-Slavic
 Slovenia National Charged Pan-Slavic
 Chukotka Within Russia In charge Russian
 First Slovak Republic 1939-1945 Pan-Slavic
 SR Slovenia Within Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, 1943–1990 Charged Pan-Slavic
White-red-blue
Maracaibo Within Venezuela Charged
Bydgoszcz Within Poland Charged
Schaumburg-Lippe Within Germany, 1880–1935
Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia Within Nazi Germany, 1939–1945
Vertical triband
Blue-white-red  France National
Balilihan, Bohol Within Philippines Charged
Bayonne Within USA Charged
 Bohol Within Philippines Charged
 Iowa Within USA Charged French
Kansas City Within USA Charged
Madawaska Within USA Charged
 Novgorod Oblast Within Russia Charged Russian
 French Southern and Antarctic Lands Within France In canton French
Timóteo Within Brazil Charged
 Wallis and Futuna Within France, unofficial In canton French
Aleppo Within France, 1920-1924 In canton French
Alawite State Within France, 1920-1938 In canton French
Annam Within France, 1874-1949 In canton French
 Gabon Within France, 1959-1960 In canton French
 Laos Within French Indochina, 1893-1953 In canton French
Louisiana Within Confederate States of America, unofficial, 1861 Charged French
 Togo Within France, 1957-1958 In canton French
Tunisia Unofficial, Within France, 1881-1956 In canton French
Acadian Ethnic Charged French
Red-white-blue  Alagoas Within Brazil Charged
Cleveland Within USA Charged American
 Córdoba Within Argentina Charged
 Santa Fe Within Argentina Charged
Teresópolis Within Brazil Charged
Tango International maritime signal
Three International maritime signal Pennon
Diagonal triband
Top right to bottom left  Primorsky Krai Within Russia Charged Russian
Franco-American Ethnic Charged French

Five bands

Design Entity, meaning Status Features of design
Horizontal five bands
Blue, white, red, white, blue  Costa Rica National
 North Korea National Fimbriated, charged
 Allied-occupied Germany 1946-1949 Swallowtail
Charlie International maritime signal
Red, white, blue, white, red  Thailand National
Erie Within USA Fimbriated, charged
Others  Richmond, Virginia Within USA Fimbriated, charged
 Kirghizia within USSR, 1952-1992 Fimbriated, charged
Vertical five bands
 Santiago del Estero within Argentina Charged

More than five bands

Different directions

References