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Flags of Europe Item Type Book Authors McGiverin, Rolland Publisher Indiana State University Download date 06/10/2021 08:52:56 Link to Item http://hdl.handle.net/10484/12199 Flag Flags of Europe: A Bibliography Rolland McGiverin Indiana State University 2016 i Contents Country 14 Flags of Europe: Andorra 15 European Union 1 Country 15 NATO 1 Andorra la Vella 15 European Contenant 1 Parish 15 Armed forces 6 Armenia 15 Merchant marine 9 Country 15 Navy 10 Asti 17 Abkhazia 11 Country 17 Partially Recognized State 11 Austria 17 Adjara 12 Country 17 Autonomous Republic in Georgia 12 Nagorno-Karabakh 19 Region 19 Aland 12 Autonomous part of Finland 12 Austro-Hungarian Empire 19 Political 12 Country 19 Ethnic 19 Albania 13 Navy 19 Country 13 Belarus 20 Alderney 13 Country 20 British Crown dependency 13 Air Force 21 Amalfi Republic 13 Armed forces 21 Country 13 Ethnic 21 Armed forces 14 Government 22 Ethnic 14 Azerbaijan 22 Political 14 Country 22 Tirana 14 Ethnic 22 County 14 Political 23 Cities and towns 14 Talysh-Mughan 23 Region 23 Anconine Republic 14 Grodno 23 ii Region 23 Cospaia, Republic 33 Barysaw 24 Country 33 Gomel 24 Krasnasielski 24 Croatia 33 Smarhon 24 Country 33 Hrodna 24 Region 24 Ethnic 33 Dzyatlava 24 Karelichy 24 Cyprus 34 Minsk 25 Country 34 Region 25 North Cyprus 34 Minsk 25 Nicosia 34 Mogilev 25 Czech Republic 34 Belgium 25 Country 34 Country 25 Cities and Towns 35 Armed forces 26 Prague 35 Ethnic 27 Czechoslovakia 35 Labor 27 Country 35 Navy 28 Armed forces 37 Political 28 Cities and Towns 37 Religion 29 Ethnic 38 Provinces 29 Government 38 Burssels 29 Region 29 Navy 38 Flanders 29 Denmark 39 Region 29 Country 39 Wallonia 30 Armed Forces 42 Region 30 Ethnic 43 Bosnia and Herzegovina 30 Government 43 Country 30 Merchant marine 43 Ethnic 31 Navy 43 Bulgaria 31 Political 44 Country 31 Yacht 44 Armed forces 32 Cities and Towns 44 Ethnic 32 Faroe Islands 46 Government 33 Country within the Kingdom of Denmark 46 Sofia City Province 33 Greenland 46 iii North Jutland 47 Navy 100 County 47 Organization 103 Virgin Islands 47 Personal 103 Territory 47 Political 103 Estonia 47 Religion 105 Country 47 Yacht 105 Cities and Towns 48 Alsace-Champagne-Ardenne-Lorraine 105 Navy 49 Region 105 Cities and Towns 106 Faroe Islands 49 Aquitaine-Limousin-Poitou-Charentes 106 Country within the Kingdom of Denmark 49 Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 106 Finland 49 Region 106 Cities and Towns 107 Country 49 Bourgogne-Franche-Comté 107 Armed forces 51 Region 107 Cities and Towns 52 Armed Forces 107 Navy 52 Brittany 108 Region 108 Organization 52 Armed Forces 108 Political 52 Cities and Towns 109 Yacht 53 Centre-Val de Loire 109 Region 109 Åland 53 Cities and Towns 109 Autonomous Region 53 Corsica 109 Fiume 53 Region 109 Ethnic 110 Country 53 Guadeloupe 110 Florence, Republic 53 Region 110 Country 53 Hauts-de-France 111 Region 111 France 54 IIe de France 111 Country 54 Region 111 Armed forces 63 Languedoc-Roussillon-Midi-Pyrénées 111 Corporate 97 Region 111 Cities and Towns 111 Education 97 Martinique 112 Ethnic 97 Region 112 Government 99 Mayotte 112 Labor 100 Region 112 Merchant marine 100 Nord-Pas-de-Calais-Picardie 112 iv Region 112 Sports 165 Normandy 112 Yacht 166 Region 112 Anhalt 166 Cities and towns 112 Duchy 166 Ethnic 113 Political 113 Baden 166 Grand Duchy 166 Pays de Loire 113 Free State 166 Region 113 Baden-Württemberg 167 Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 113 State 167 Region 113 Bavaria 167 Reunion 113 Kingdom 167 Region 113 State 167 Genoa, Republic 114 Berlin 169 State 169 Country 114 Brandenburg 170 Georgia 114 State 170 Cities and Towns 171 Country 114 Bremen 171 Armed Forces 115 Free Hanseatic City 171 Cities and Towns 115 State 171 Ethnic 115 Brunswick 171 Ossetia 115 Duchy 171 Free State 171 German Democratic Republic 115 Hamburg 172 Country 115 State 172 Free City 172 Cities and Towns 116 Hanover 172 Government 116 Kingdom 172 Germany 116 Hesse 175 Duchy 175 Country 116 Free State 175 Air Force 131 State 175 Armed Forces 131 Hesse-Kassel 176 Kingdom 176 Colonial 161 Hessen-Darmstadt 178 Ethnic 161 Kingdom 178 Etiquette 162 Lower Saxony 179 Government 162 State 179 Labor 163 Mecklenburg-Schwerin 180 Duchy 180 Navy 164 Free State 180 Religion 165 v Mecklenburg-Strelitz 180 British Overseas Territory 201 Duchy 180 Free State 180 Gorizia 202 Mecklenburg-Vorpommern 180 Country 202 State 180 Greece 202 North Rhine-Westphalia 181 State 181 Country 202 Cities and Towns 181 Guernsey 204 Oldenburg 181 Duchy 181 British Crown Dependency 204 State 181 Habsburg Monarchy 204 Prussia 182 Kingdom 182 Armed forces 204 State 182 Herm 210 Armed Forces 182 Cities and towns 192 British Crown Dependency 210 Merchant marine 192 Navy 192 Holy Roman Empire 210 Rhineland-Palatinate 192 Country 210 State 192 Cities and Towns 192 Hungary 213 Government 192 Country 213 Religion 192 Saarland 193 Iceland 215 State 193 Country 215 Saxe-Altenburg 193 Duchy 193 Ireland 216 Saxe-Coburg-Gotha 193 Country 216 Duchy 193 Armed forces 217 Saxony 193 Cities and Towns 219 Kingdom 193 County 219 Saxony-Anhalt 197 Ethnic 219 Schaumburg-Lippe 197 Political 219 Schleswig-Holstein 197 Province 219 Thuringia 199 Region 219 Thuringian states 200 Sports 220 Wurttemberg 200 State 200 Isle of Man 220 Wurttemberg-Hohenzollern 201 British Crown Dependency 220 State 201 Ethnic 220 Gibraltar 201 vi Italy 220 Region 245 Country 220 Sicily 246 Region 246 Air Force 228 Trentino-Alto Adige 247 Armed Forces 228 Region 247 Cities and Towns 232 Tuscany 247 Ethnic 237 Region 247 Etiquette 238 Umbria 248 Government 238 Region 248 Merchant marine 239 Veneto 249 Region 249 Navy 239 Political 241 Jersey 249 Sports 242 British Crown Dependency 249 Merchant marine 249 Abruzzo 242 Region 242 Kalmar Union 249 Aosta 242 Country 249 Region 242 Kazakhstan 249 Apulia 242 Region 242 Country 249 Basilicata 243 Ethnic 250 Region 243 Government 250 Calabria 243 Navy 250 Region 243 Region 243 Kosovo 251 Emilia-Romagna 243 Partially Recognized State 251 Region 243 Ethnic 251 Friuli-Venezia Giulia 243 Region 243 Latvia 251 Lazio 244 Country 251 Region 244 Cities and Towns 252 Liguria 244 Region 244 Ethnic 253 Lombardy 244 Navy 253 Region 244 Liechtenstein 253 Molise 244 Region 244 Country 253 Piedmont 245 Cities and Towns 253 Region 245 Lithuania 253 Sardinia 245 vii Country 253 Political 262 Armed Forces 254 Monaco 262 Cities and Towns 255 Country 262 Ethnic 255 Armed forces 262 Merchant marine 255 Cities and Towns 262 Navy 255 Government 263 LUCCA 255 Country 255 Montenegro 263 Country 263 Luxembourg 256 Ethnic 263 Country 256 Political 264 Armed forces 256 Cities and Towns 256 Netherlands 264 Country 264 Macedonia 257 Armed forces 268 Country 257 Colonial 270 Cities and Towns 258 Education 271 Ethnic 258 Ethnic 271 Malta 259 Etiquette 271 Country 259 Government 271 Armed Forces 259 Merchant marine 273 Cities and Towns 259 Navy 273 Government 260 Organization 273 Navy 260 Personal 273 Massa 260 Police 273 Country 260 Political 273 Cities and Towns) 260 Sports 274 Merchant marine 260 Drenthe 274 Province 274 Masserano 260 Flevoland 275 Country 260 Province 275 Moldova 261 Friesland 275 Province 275 Country 261 Gelderland 276 Cities and Towns 261 Province 276 Ethnic 261 Groningen 277 viii Province 277 Counties 288 Limburg 277 Etiquette 288 Province 277 Government 288 North Brabant 278 Merchant marine 288 Province 278 Navy 288 North Holland 279 Province 279 Political 288 Overijssel 280 Yacht 289 Province 280 Svalbard 289 South Holland 280 Territory 289 Province 280 Papal States 289 Utecht 281 Province 281 Country 289 Zeeland 281 Piombino 289 Province 281 Bonaire 282 Country 289 Sint Eustatius 282 Saba 283 Poland 289 Country 289 Nagorno-Karabakh 283 Armed forces 292 Partially Recognized State 283 Cities and Towns 293 Naples, Kingdom 283 Counties 294 Country 283 Ethnic 294 Naples and Sicily, Kingdom 284 Merchant marine 295 Country 284 Navy 295 Region 295 Neapolitan Republic 284 Country 284 Portugal 296 Country 296 Noli, Republic 284 Armed Forces 297 Country 284 Cities and Towns 298 Northern Cyprus 284 Colonial 299 Self-declared State 284 Ethnic 299 Political 284 Navy 299 Norway 284 Political 299 Country 284 Religion 300 Armed forces 287 Azores 300 Cities and Towns 287 Autonomous Region 300 ix Ethnic 300 Buryatia 337 Political 300 Republic 337 Madeira 300 Chechnya 338 Autonomous Region 300 Republic 338 Chukotka 339 Ragusa 301 Autonomous Okrug 339 Country 301 Dagestan 339 Romania 301 Republic 339 Country 301 Evenk 340 Autonomous District 340 Armed Forces 302 Ingushetia 340 Cities and Towns 303 Republic 340 Ethnic 303 Irkutsk 340 Oblast 340 Roman Republic 303 Jewish 341 Country 303 Autonomous Oblast 341 Russia 303 Kaliningrad 342 Oblast 342 Country 303 Kalmykia 342 Armed forces 316 Republic 342 Cities and Towns 324 Kaluga 342 Ethnic 326 Oblast 342 Government 330 Kamchatka 343 Krais 343 Merchant marine 331 Karelia 343 Navy 331 Republic 343 Police 333 Kemerovo 344 Political 333 Oblast 344 Adygea 335 Khabarovsk 344 Republic 335 Kari 344 Altai 336 Khakassia 344 Republic 336 Republic 344 Amur 336 Khanty–Mansi 345 Republic 336 Autonomous Okrug 345 Arkhangelsk 336 Kirov 345 Oblast 336 Oblast 345 Astrakhan 337 Komi-Permyak 346 Oblast 337 Autonomous Okrug 346 Bashkortostan 337 Kostroma 346 Republic 337 Oblast 346 x Krasnodar 346 Saint Petersburg 354 Krais 346 Federal city 354 Kurgan 347 Sakha 354 Oblast 347 Republic 354 Kursk 347 Samara 354 Oblast 347 Oblast 354 Leningrad 347 Saratov 354 Oblast 347 Oblast 354 Lipetsk 348 Smolensk 355 Oblast 348 Oblast 355 Magadan 348 Stavropol 355 Oblast 348 Krais 355 Mordvinia 349 Sverdlovsk
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