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The flag of Russia again (!) displayin the Slav colors with the Slovenian arms (instead of a central red star) since the country became independent from Yugoslavia. Slovenia was the first republic that left the federation, soon imitated by the others. The shield bears the Triglav which is the main mountain of the country. The two wavy lines stand for the Adriatic. This pattern was adopted on 27 JUNE 1991.
(Thou it was a comunist country of shit I must say I regret Yugoslavia.... I M a Yugostalgic Frenchie ! We are ALL guilty -and maybe France first- for havin allowed the fuckin whores of that NATO of shit to destroy Yugoslavia.)
capital : LJUBLJANA
1991 (independence) (comunist
ratio of shit)
civil
& state ensign (and MARKO's project - ratio 2:3)
fascist 1947
(Yugoslavia)
SOCIALIST FEDERAL REPUBLIC of YUGOSLAVIA
(1946-1992)
+
1945 (Slovene Partisans
+ reincorporation
into Yugoslavia declared) (comunist ratio
of
shit)
+
1943 (Germany
takes over the Italian area / Yugoslav Partisans)
+
+
1941 (anexed & split betwin Germany + Italy /
Yugoslav Partisans)
December
1918 (Kingdom of
Serbs, Croats and Slovenes - Kingdom of Yugoslavia
from 1929) (no so called 1:2
tradition !!)
October
1918 (State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs)
(State constituted out of Duchy of Carniola + Kingdom of
Croatia-Slavonia + Kingdom of Dalmatia + Bosnia and Herzegovina)
July
1918 (Yugoslavia - never adopted
propozal) (no so called 1:2
tradition !)
(detail)
1813 (Empire of Austria)
1848 (Slavic / Slovene revolutionary movement)
+
1809 (divided
between Austria and France)
1804 (Empire of Austria created - House of
Hasburg-Lothringen 1804-1918)
1433
(Holy Roman Empire - flag of the emperor - Slovenian
lands permanently attached to the crown by Ferdinand 2 of Habsburg
in
1619)
962 (First Reich - Otto 1 first emperor of the
Heiliges Reich)
907 (Hungary)
(putative shape, used in moden
Hungary for "reconstructed historic flag")
843 (East Francia - Kingdom of Louis The
German) (putative banner)
800 (Carolus Magnus Empire)
745
(Duchy of Bavaria)
(putative banner as the shield of azure & silver oblique
lozanges
was introduced around 1180 by the Wittelsbach dynasty)
658
(Carantania)
631
(Slavic Kingdom of Samo)
657
(conquest by the Avars)
(reliable or putative flag ????)
100 BC
(Roman Empire)
1000 BC (Celts)
+ 12 BONUS
FLAGZ :
1160-1263 (Banner of Styria 1160-1260 and Carinthia
1163-1269, attributed to Carantania since 1991, so far without
evidence, and sometimes promoted as a possible new national flag)
1341-1456 (Banner of the Counts of Celje, symbol of
Slovene
people in the arms of Yugoslavia 1921–1941 and Slovenia since
1991)
1941-1944 (Osvobodilna Fronta / Liberation Front of
the
Slovene Nation, turned into SNOS Slovenski Narodnoosvobodilni Svet
/ Slovenian National Liberation Council 1944-1946)
1941-1945 (Slovene Partisans - armed wing of the
Osvobodilna Fronta)
1990 flag project dezigned by MLADINA (I like it
bikoz it
loox like NAURU's flag !!!!)
1990 other flag project NEVER ADOPTED (Loox
realy very cute !!!!)
1990 flag project by Heraldica Slovenica (I like it
bikoz it's realy a good dezign !!)
1990 flag project by Heraldica Slovenica (I dont like
it bikoz it's realy a bad dezign !!)
MARKO's
proj of a new flag for Slovenija at least in order NOT TO BE
CONFUZED any+ with Slovensko / Slovakia
These emblems are
replicas. The crescent is red & white, not red & yello.
But is it reliable ????
shield #1 = Gorenjsko Domobranstvo / Upper Carniola Home Guard
central oval = badge put on caps & side caps of the Slovensko Domobranstvo / Slovene Home Guard
shield #2 with the galley = Slovene Coastal Home Guard
shield #3 = Slovensko Domobranstvo / Slovene Home Guard
This drawin is made by WikiMerdia. The crescent is red &
white, not
red & yello. But is it reliable ????
The only stuf
quite reliable seems to be the full tricolor on the helmet of
this poster from that era....
.... and the same
full tricolor on the side
cap of this poster from that era too.
Aleksander
HRIBOVŠEK
from Heraldica Slovenica tells us the Slovenes used
white-blue-red for themselves, without the added symbol, which
is the
historic national flag of 1848.
Aleksander HRIBOVŠEK from Heraldica Slovenica tells us in principle the Slovensko Domobranstvo / Slovene Home Guard used the usual white-blue-red flag (see helmets), and here and there the flag with the Carniola eagle.
Aleksander HRIBOVŠEK tells us also the shape of the eagle varies. He tells us more : the Slovensko Domobranstvo flag was then also used by the Ljubljana Provincial Administration as an independent symbol.
Lookin at this Pinterest picture, the
Slovensko Domobranstvo flag seems to display a blak
eagle.... I'll let you judge !!! Anyway, lookin at the Pinterest picture, the ratio SHALL BE very obviously 1:2
but certainly not 3:5. Yet
I wonder if this Pinterest picture is so reliable....
I have made this timeline chart after this very page > www.grboslovje.si/kranjska.php
This page is extraordinary with its infos & beautiful with its fotos.
So we know the crescent of the eagle of CARNIOLA is red & yello from 1849 but there was also many red & white crescents even AFTER 1849. Just look :
Left shield : CARNIOLA with a red & white crescent on the
eagle. Right shield : the JULY 1918 propozal shield
for Yugoslavia (never adopted). With a red & white
crescent too.
Foto found on the same extraordinary site : www.grboslovje.si/novice/article_2014_7_11_0007.php
I cant see if the cescent is red & white but it loox
so....
Foto found here > fototekamnzs.wordpress.com/2015/09/14/slovensko-domobranstvo
So maybe this modern replica with a red & white
crescent is correct ? Who realy knows ???
Foto found here > www.mojaobcina.si/dobrova-polhov-gradec/novice/70-let-od-obiska-skofa-rozmana.html
Theres another version with the shield of CARNIOLA with a red
& yello crescent on the eagle. The
shield is CENTERED.
Just
like on this modern replica. Notice the tail of the eagle is VERY
WEIRDLY red insted of blue !!!! Notice also it's
a
red & white crescent on the eagle.
So, if I get it well, finaly we could find that at that era :
and
maybe
but surely
Ljubljanska Pokrajina / Province of Ljubljana
Ljubljanska Pokrajina seems to have been some kind of "independent" country (thou the situation is not clear at all) with its own stamps & even its own money with lire & cents :
Ljubljanska Pokrajina / Provinz
Laibach says the watermark on the stamp