Helgrön flagga land
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Libyens flagga
Libyens flagga har tre horisontella fält i rött, svart samt grönt. vid det svarta bandet, vilket är bredare, finns ett vit halvmåne och femuddig stjärna. Den antogs liksom en resultat av detta Libyska inbördeskriget.
Symbolik
[redigera | redigera wikitext]Flaggan med tre fält inom rött, mörk och grönt liknar den panafrikanska flaggan. Rött, mörk, vitt samt grönt tillhör också dem panarabiska färgerna. Flaggan visar på därför sätt både på den arabiska samt afrikanska identiteten i landet. Halvmånen samt stjärnan symboliserar islam. ljus halvmåne samt stjärna vid svart botten i mitten av flaggan härstammar ifrån Cyrenaicaemiratets flagga.[1] Den flaggans ovanliga svartvita färgkombination härstammade från tidigare religiösa banér.[2]Idris I likt år blev Libyens monark var chef för enstaka religiös orden, Sanusiya.[3]
Historik
[redigera | redigera wikitext]Efter Libyens självständighet från Italien antogs ett flagga inom de panarabiska färgerna rött, svart samt grönt tillsammans en ljus halvmåne samt stjärna. Efter statskuppen då kungamakten avskaffades antogs ett röd, ljus och mörk flagga. beneath federationen tillsammans Egypten samt Syrien användes en gemensam federationsflagga. Libyen lämnade samarb
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Alla världens flaggor represents a comprehensive collection of national and regional banners that tell the story of human civilization through colors, shapes, and symbols. These flags serve as powerful visual representations of sovereignty, cultural identity, and historical narratives across continents and centuries.
Origins and evolution
Flag usage emerged from ancient military standards and royal banners, developing into the modern system of national identification we know today. The practice of using distinctive flags to represent nations became standardized during the age of sail, when maritime identification became crucial for international commerce and naval operations.
Design principles
Color symbolism
National flags employ specific colors that carry deep cultural and historical significance:
| Color | Common Symbolism |
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| Red | Revolution, blood, courage |
| Blue | Freedom, justice, loyalty |
| Green | Islam, fertility, nature |
| White | Peace, purity |
| Black | Determination, past struggles |
Pattern elements
The world&#;s flags showcase various geometric patterns and symbolic elements. The Nordic cross appears in Scandinavia
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Heligoland
Two islands in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
Not to be confused with Helgeland, a district in Norway. For other uses, see Heligoland (disambiguation).
"Helgoland" redirects here. For the underwater laboratory habitat, see Helgoland Habitat. For the book by Carlo Rovelli, see Helgoland (book).
Municipality in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
Heligoland (; German: Helgoland, pronounced[ˈhɛlɡoˌlant]ⓘ; Heligolandic Frisian: deät Lun, lit.&#;'the Land', Mooring Frisian: Hålilönj, Danish: Helgoland) is a small archipelago in the North Sea.[2] The islands were historically possessions of Denmark, then became possessions of the United Kingdom from to Since , they have been part of the German state of Schleswig-Holstein, although they were managed by the United Kingdom as a war prize from to
The islands are located in the Heligoland Bight (part of the German Bight) in the southeastern corner of the North Sea and had a population of 1, at the end of They are the only German islands not in the vicinity of the mainland. They lie approximately 69 kilometres (43 miles) by sea from Cuxhaven at the mouth of the River Elbe. During a visit to the islands