what is the color of the danmark flag?
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Red background, with a white Scandinavian Cross.\n\nPicture's in the source.\n\nJust don't go around burning it ;)
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There are five interlocking rings coloured blue, yellow, black, green, and red.\n\nThese five rings represent the five parts of the world which now are won over to Olympism and willing to accept healthy competition.\n\nThe rings are with a WHITE background on the Olympic flag, the six colours thus combined reproduce those of all the nations without exception. The blue and yellow of Sweden, the blue and white of Greece, the French, British, American, German, Belgian, Italian, and Hungarian tricolours, the yellow and red of Spain lie next to the new Brazilian and Australian flags, and the old Japan and the young China. This is really an international emblem\n\nThough the Baron de Coubertin obviously considered the rings and colours as two independent characteristics, and even though the IOC explicitly states no ring represents a specific continent, still some people list matches. These are some such lists. (Since users of each list claim that list to be the explanation in general use, they are ordered here alphabetically according to the arbitrary, somewhat explanatory titles.)\n\nA map, of sorts\n\n    * Blue - Americas\n    * Yellow - Africa\n    * Black - Europe\n    * Green - Oceania\n    * Red - Asia\n\n\n\nColours representing peoples, Blue ocean\n\n    * Blue - Oceania\n    * Yellow - Asia\n    * Black - Africa\n    * Green - Europe\n    * Red - Americas\n\n\nColours representing peoples, Greek flag\n\n    * Blue - Europe\n    * Yellow - Asia\n    * Black - Africa\n    * Green - Oceania\n    * Red - Americas\n\nThis is the colours continents meanings who choose an IOC organism: The Association of National Olympic Committees who englobes to all 204 National Olympic Committee like the colours symbology for its emblems
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The official colours for Australia Day are the Red Blue and White, same as the flag.\n\n\nGold and Green are sporting colours.
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The original flag designers did not attach meaning to the colors.  However, on June 20, 1782, Charles Thomson, the secretary of the Continental Congress, gave a report to the Congress defining the new Great Seal of the United States. The seal uses red, white and blue, and seals must meet rules of heraldry where the meaning of the colors is defined.  Charles Thomson gave the meaning as follows:\n\n"White signifies purity and innocence. Red hardiness and valour and Blue the colour of the Chief signifies vigilance perseverance and justice."
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Hey, I searched at wikipedia and look what I found!\n\nBlue Sky with a White Sun, canton of the flag of the Republic of China (Taiwan) \nBonnie Blue Flag, official flag of the now-defunct Republic of West Florida, also used in some places as an unofficial banner of the Confederate States of America. \nDannebrog, Denmark \nErfalasorput, Greenland. Both the flag of Greenland and the Dannebrog are also called Aappalaartoq (meaning "the red"). \nEureka Flag \nGwenn-ha-du, Brittany \nHinomaru, Japan \nHvítbláinn, former unofficial flag of Iceland \nIkurriña, Basque people/Basque Country \nJalur Gemilang, Malaysia Glorious Stripes \nJolly Roger, pirate flag \nMaple Leaf, Canada \nFleurdelisé, Québec \nMerkið, Faroe Islands \nNisshoki, Japan \nRainbow flag \nSinimustvalge, Estonia blue-black-white (unofficial) \nŠahovnica \nSenyera, Aragon and Barcelona \nStars and Bars, Confederate States of America \nStars and Stripes, United States, also known as Old Glory \nSiniristilippu, Finland \nShir-o-Khorshid, The Lion and the Sun, The Perisan Flag under Shah, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi \nSouthern Cross can refer to the blue saltire as used in various flags of the Confederate States of America in the American Civil War. \nTjúgufáni, State flag of Iceland \nTricolore, several states \nUnion Jack or Union Flag flag of the United Kingdom and Commonwealth realm \nY Ddraig Goch, Wales \nLa Estrella Solitaria (The Lonely Star), the Cuban flag \nFlag of South Africa The Rainbow Flag, Unity Flag, or Interim Flag (All unofficial). \nWiphala, flag of Andean peoples in Bolivia and Peru. \n\nMy country's is Jalur Gemilang! (ja-lure-ge (hard G as in Gun) -mee-lung)
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It stands for the 5 principal continents. America, Europe, Asia, Oceania, Africa. The five colors are also significative. At least one of the five is in every flag of the world.
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In the first attempt to create a democratic and unified Germany, leaders of the 1848 Revolution adopted the tricolor flag in the National Assembly or Frankfurt Parliament. \n\nThe flag was not actually used until 1918 when the German National Assembly of the democratic Weimar Republic adopted it officially. When Hitler came to power in 1933 he abolished the tricolor flag. \n\nIn 1950, the flag was reintroduced by the German Parliament as the official symbol for the Federal Republic of Germany.
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The black-red-yellow tricolour flag has been used at least three times in the history of Germany. It was adopted in 1848, and abolished in 1852; readopted as the flag of the Weimar Republic on August 11th 1919, and abolished and replaced by the Third Reich flag March 12th 1933. It was finally readopted as the modern German flag on 8 May 1949. It was used by the German Democratic Republic until 1959, but had added to it a coat of arms from 1959 to 1989, when the Germanies were reunited.
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Follow this link -\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_Germany\n\nand this -\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coat_of_arms_of_Germany\n\nShould tell you all you need to know.
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The EU flag is the symbol not only of the European Union but also of Europe's unity and identity in a wider sense. The circle of gold stars represents solidarity and harmony between the peoples of Europe.\nThe number of stars has nothing to do with the number of Member States. There are twelve stars because the number twelve is traditionally the symbol of perfection, completeness and unity. The flag therefore remains unchanged regardless of EU enlargements.\nThe history of the flag goes back to 1955. At that time, the European Union existed only in the form of the European Coal and Steel Community, with just six Member States (France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg). But a separate body with a larger membership - the Council of Europe - had been set up several years earlier and was busy defending human rights and promoting European culture.\nThe Council of Europe was considering what symbol to adopt for its own use. After much discussion, the present design was adopted - a circle of twelve gold stars on a blue background. In various traditions, twelve is a symbolic number representing perfection. It is also, of course, the number of months in a year and the number of hours shown on a clock face. The circle is, among other things, a symbol of unity. So the European flag was born, representing the ideal of unity among the peoples of Europe.\nThe Council of Europe then encouraged other European institutions to adopt the same flag and, in 1983, the European Parliament took up the call. Finally, in 1985, the flag was adopted by all EU heads of State and government as the official emblem of the European Union - which, in those days, was called the European Communities.\nAll European institutions have been using it since the beginning of 1986. »The European flag is the only emblem of the European Commission - the EU's executive arm. Other EU institutions and bodies use an emblem of their own in addition to the European flag. \nActually, the EU has 25 members (Italy, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Great Britain, Spain, Portugal, Denmark, Germay, Ireland, Greece, Czech Republic, Poland, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Slovenia, Austria, Hungary, Slovakia, Cyprus and Malta) and 5 candidate countries (Romania and Bulgaria, which will be effective members from January 2007, Macedonia, Croatia and Turkey).
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Each flag has a main hue. The top four main hues used in flags are red, blue, green, and white (based on the flags of 194 countries).\n\nred   36.60% \nblue  20.62%\ngreen 15.98% \nwhite 11.34%\n\n39 countries have red, white, and blue in their flag \n27 countries have only red, white, and blue in their flag \nThe main color hues of the flags of Muslim countries are red and green \nThe main color hues of the flags of Christian countires are blue and red
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The Flag of England is the St George's Cross. The legend of Saint George slaying the dragon dates from the 12th century and Saint George became the patron saint of England in the 13th century. The red cross appeared in the crusades and is one of the earliest known emblems representing England. The flag is derived from that of the Knights Templar.\n\nThe flag consists of a red cross on a white field with the cross having a width of 1/5 of the height of the flag. The flag proportion is 5:3.\n\nWhen the Kingdom of England and the Kingdom of Scotland were united in a personal union under James VI/I, the Cross of Saint George was combined with the Cross of St. Andrew (representing Scotland) to form the original Union Flag (or "Union Jack"). This flag later became the national flag of the Kingdom of Great Britain, and was combined with the flag of St. Patrick (representing Ireland) in 1801, producing the current Union Flag of the United Kingdom. The proportions of the Union Flag are 2:1.\n\nThe flag is incorporated in the flag of the province of Alberta.\n\n\n(Note the Union Jack, represents all of Great Britain and is an aggregate of flag from those nations: England, Scotland, etc.)
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Hi! Try St. Peter first! Then St. Julian! St. George's cross is on the flag.
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The number five refers to the five continents. He chose six colors (white, red, yellow, green, blue and black) because each flag of the countries that were part of the Olympic movement contain at least one of those colors. The Paris Congress in 1914 was so taken with the design that they adopted it as the official flag of the Olympic movement. The new flag made its debut at the 1920 games in Antwerp, Belgium. It was here that the rings became the official Olympic symbol.\n\n The Olympic flag measures 2.06 m long, 60 cm high and is completely white with five circles in the center. The top three circles, from left to right, are blue, black and red. The bottom two circles, from left to right, are yellow and green. The white background symbolizes peace and truth. The five rings represent the five continents of the world, but a prevalent post-facto interpretation has tied specific colors to specific continents:\nOlympic Flag\n\n• Blue representing Europe\n• Black representing Africa\n• Red representing America\n• Yellow representing Asia\n• Green representing Australia (Oceania):-)
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if you are talking about yesterday´s match between netherlands and Ivory Coast, its not an italian flag, they put their own flag and the team they are playing against and Ivory´s coast flag kinda looks like italy flag excepting for one color.... they wont put an italian flag in their own shirt
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Officially stated:\n\nSeahawks Blue, Seahawks Navy, Seahawks Bright Green
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The colors were originally an adaptation of the Flag of France, with green instead of blue. Some have tried to attribute some particular values to the colors, and a common interpretation is that green is for the plains and the hills, white for the snowy Alps, and red for the blood spilt in the Italian Independence wars. A more religious intepretation is that green represents hope, white represents faith and red represents charity. This interpretation connects to the three theological virtues.