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image by Marcus Schmöger, 14 January 2007
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Tthe Noua Dreapta (= New Right) is a neo-fascist organization in Romania. It
sees itself as successor to the 1930ies fascist organization
Iron Guard (Garda de Fier). Not surprisingly it uses
a lot of flags, their main symbol being the Celtic Cross [http://nouadreapta.org/simbolistica.php]:
"Simbolul Noii Drepte este Crucea Celtica, unul dintre cele mai raspandite
simboluri crestine, prezent in mii de biserici si in simbolistica populara a
fiecarei natiuni europene."
My translation: The symbol of the New Right is the Celtic Cross, one of the most
widespread Christian symbols, present in our churches and in the popular
symbolism of each European nation.
This Celtic Cross is mainly used on green flags [see sources],
as the colour of the Iron Guard was green, and the
Noua Dreapta members wear green shirts.
Sources
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/0411276.jpg
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/041127b4.jpg
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/0508101.jpg
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/0508103.jpg
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/0508104.jpg
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/0511305.jpg
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/0601252.jpg
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/0603134.jpg
Marcus Schmöger, 14 January 2007
The colour green for the field was previously used by the
Legionary movement.
Marc Pasquin, 30 March 2007
There are also two variants of the Celtic Cross on a black field in use, but not as widespread as the green version.
image by Marcus Schmöger, 14 January 2007
image by Marcus Schmöger, 14 January 2007
Sources:
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/0603134.jpg
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/0603132.jpg
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/0507257.jpg
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/0409121.jpg
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/0409211.jpg
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/0408101.jpg
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/04081010.jpg
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/0408102.jpg
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/0408107.jpg
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/0408108.jpg
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/0408109.jpg
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/0403111.jpg
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/0303273.jpg
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/0303277.jpg
image by
Marcus Schmöger, 14 January 2007
As the Noua Dreapta reveres the historical leader of the Iron Guard,
Corneliu Zelea Codreanu, they show a portrait of him together with the
Celtic Cross on another flag variant.
Sources:
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/0506041.jpg
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/0506241.jpg
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/0508103.jpg
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/0508104.jpg
http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/0508105.jpg
image by
Marcus Schmöger, 14 January 2007
Finally, a horizontal bicolour of dark grey over light grey, with a
white Celtic Cross (fimbriated black) in the center, and the
inscriptions "NOUA DREAPTA" (in an arc over the Celtic Cross) and
"TIMIŞOARA" (in an arc under the Celtic Cross) can be seen [5]. This is
obviously the flag of the Timişoara branch of the organization, and it
is probable that other branches have similar flags.
Source: http://www.nouadreapta.org/imagini/mari/0506041.jpg
Marcus E.V. Schmöger, 14 January 2007