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An overview of the flags of specific countries and why they are designed with such images

Estonian flag
The Estonian flag was officially adopted on November 21, 1918, and it remained the official flag of Estonia until 1940, and it was re-used on August 7, 1990. The Estonian flag consists of three colors: blue, black and white.

The meaning of the colors of the flag
Blue: symbolizes the Estonian sky, sea and lakes and the country's national ideas.
Black: symbolizes the soil of the country.
White: symbolizes diligence and purity and also symbolizes the Estonian people's aspirations for happiness.
Flag of the United Kingdom
Great Britain and Northern Ireland), consisting of a red cross of Saint George (the patron saint of England) surrounded by a white frame forming the cross of St Patrick (patron saint of Northern Ireland).
Flag of Venezuela
The current Venezuelan flag was adopted on 12 March 2006 and the Venezuelan flag is similar to the Armenian flag, but the colors red and gold are alternate. It consists mainly of three horizontally divided colors, yellow, blue and red respectively, and has the coat of arms in the upper left corner of the Venezuelan flag. There are also eight white stars in the blue stripe of the Venezuelan flag.
Flag of Madagascar
Flag of Madagascar (Malagasy sainan'i Madagasikara) (French: drapeau de Madagascar) The flag of Madagascar was adopted on 14 October 1958, two years before the country's independence, as Madagascar prepared for a referendum on its status. In France.

The colors of the flag represent Madagascar's history, longing for independence and traditional classes. The flag of Madagascar consists of three colors, white, green and red, and red and white were the colors of the kingdom of Merina, which came under French rule in 1896. These two colors were used in the flag of the last queen of Merina. , Queen Ranalova III. These two colors may indicate the ethnic origin of the people of Madagascar in South-East Asia and were involved in the formation of the Indonesian flag. Green was the color of Hoffa, a large Byzantine social class who played an important role in the French Renaissance and independence movement.
bangladeshi flag
This flag was officially adopted in the Republic of Bangladesh on 17 January 1972. The flag of Bangladesh consists of a red disc on a green background, where the red disc symbolizes both the rising sun and the blood of the victims of independence. the color green symbolizes the greenery of the country.
Flag of Algeria
The Algerian flag consists of two colors: green and white, with a red crescent and a star in the center, and was officially used on 3 July 1962. The first flag of Algeria was founded by Emir Abdelkader Al-Jazaery in the 19th century and contained the two colors currently available (white and green), and the crescent and star appeared on flags raised in Algeria in the twelfth century. in the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries, consisting of a white crescent and a star on a red background.

Characteristics of the flag of Algeria as defined in Law No 63-145 of 25 April 1963 Article 6: 3 The national flag and anthem are among the achievements of the revolution of 1 November 1954 and cannot be changed.

These two symbols are among the symbols of the revolution. These are symbols of the republic with the following characteristics:

1- The flag of Algeria is green and white with a red star and a crescent in the center.
2- The national anthem is "Qasma" in all syllables.

Turkish flag
The flag of the Republic of Turkey is a red flag with a white crescent and a star in the center. The design of the flag is old and is the same as the design of the Ottoman flag of the Ottoman Empire, adopted in 1844, while the geometric dimensions of the current Turkish flag were adopted on May 29, 1936. Historically, the design of the crescent was. related to Islam

When the star often symbolizes the planet Venus, which is often seen near the Moon.

In the seventies of the twentieth century, it became Islamism and so on