Погоди заставе земље

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Guess the names of the flags of the countries of the world, a game that combines fun and general culture in particular, while I created the game and collected information.
I will give you some information I read about country flags and why I took these designs

Serbian flag
The flag of Serbia is a horizontal triangular flag, consisting of three colors, red in the upper third of the flag, then blue, flags in the middle, and then white in the lower. Several Slavic countries take these three colors, which they symbolize on the flags of Slavic nationalism, such as Russia, Slovenia and Slovakia. The flag of Serbia is added to the flag, which becomes the official Serbian state flag.

In 1882, a flag similar to the current flag of the Kingdom of Serbia was adopted. It was then rejected in 1918, when the Kingdom of SCS was annexed by the Kingdom. In 1945, Serbia became a federal socialist state called Yugoslavia, which means the state of the South Slavs, after it adopted a red communist star with a gold border in the center of the flag, but was officially abolished in 1992 by the disintegration of the Yugoslav state. The current flag was adopted on August 16, 2004 and ratified by the Serbian Parliament in a democratic framework representing the Serbian people and modern post-Yugoslavia.

flag of Montenegro
The flag of Montenegro was adopted on July 13, 2004. The Montenegrin flag consists of a red background surrounded by a gold frame on the edges of the Montenegrin flag, with the official coat of arms of the country in gold in the middle.

Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina
The flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina contains a vertical blue rectangle next to another rectangular color containing yellow and blue with seven full stars plus a star divided in half, the upper half at the bottom of the flag and the lower half at the top of the flag. flag, and the stars next to the hypotenuse of the yellow triangle.

The flag signifies three things: Bosnians, Croats and Serbs. They are three nationalities in the country. It is possible that the design of the flag is representative of a map of the country, which is somewhat similar to a triangle, or similar to a heart as some call it ("heart-shaped nation"). The stars represent Europe, denote the infinity of numbers and thus pass from top to bottom. As for the colors, they reflect the nature, love and peace of the country - white, blue and yellow. It is possible that the yellow and blue colors originated from the flag of the European Union, and the same colors were known to the early Bosnians.

Trojan science
The current Croatian flag was adopted on December 21, 1990. The Croatian flag is similar to the flags of the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Paraguay, and consists of 3 horizontal stripes inspired by the colors of the former Yugoslav flag, red, white and blue, with the coat of arms in the center corner.

Slovakia flag
The national flag of Slovakia was adopted on September 1, 1992, after the secession of Slovakia from the Czech Republic, and was raised for the first time over Bratislava Castle two days later.

The flags of Slovakia, in addition to the flags of Serbia and Slovenia, are the only flags in Europe and the world similar to the white, blue and red colors of the Russian flag.

Hungarian flag
The current flag of Hungary was adopted on October 1, 1957, and the flag consists of three colors, red, white and green, arranged horizontally.

flag of Romania
The Romanian flag consists of 3 colors placed vertically: red, yellow and blue. Length / width ratio = 2: 3 according to the text of the Romanian constitution from 1994, although the use of these colors dates back to the mid-eighteenth century. The flag is very similar to the flags of Andorra, Chad and Moldova, but the proportion of colors and distribution varies from one flag to another.

In general, colors symbolize:

blue for freedom (sky blue)
Yellow for justice (symbol of the battlefield where soldiers fight for truth and justice)