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Historical Flags Overview (Syria)

Last modified: 2008-01-19 by eugene ipavec
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Chronological Overview (see detailed list below)

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Ottoman Empire
-1918
Arab Military Administration
1918-1920
Kingdom of Syria
Mar.-Jul. 1920
French Mandate
Jul.-Aug. 1920
French Mandate
Sep. 1920-1922 (Partition)
Syrian Federation / State of Syria
1922-1930
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Syria
1932-1958
United Arab Republic
1958-1961
Syria
1961-1963
Syria
1963-1972
Federation of Arab Republics
1972-1980
Syria
1980-present
 
 
 
 
 
 

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The 47th flag mentioned and illustrated in the Book of All Kingdoms [e9s50] is attributed to Dasmascus. Image attached as . This as depicted in the 2005 spanish illustrated transcription [e9s05], a yellow flag with a white crescent (with black lining visible) pointing to the hoist but *not* in the ogival default shape of this source: the flag is quadrangular with five round shallow edentations on the fly edge, and shows a black line where the said ogival shape would be in other flags. The anonymous author of [e9s50] describes the flag thusly: «E el rey dende á por señales un pendón amarillo con una luna blanca d’esta manera.» (And the king thereof has for device a yellow pendon with a white moon in this fashion.) Anto'nio Martins-Tuva'lkin to FotW-ml, FotW-ml show details Nov 20 (2 days ag

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Sources and Credits

Sources: Vexillinfo 81, Hesmer 1992, Chronic Handbuch, Staaten der Weltgeschichte, Falko Schmidt (article in DGF-Nachrichten), Islamic Enciclopaedia and others.

Overview by Mark Sensen, Robert M. J. Czernkowski, Ed Haynes, Nathan Augustine, Nick Artimovich, Will Linden, Jaume Ollé, Jarig Bakker and Santiago Dotor.

Bibliography: Musa 1987 and Corre 2000