German War Flag (WW1) flag (German Empire)
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✒️ The Reichskriegsflagge (German for "Imperial War Flag") served as the national war ensign of the German Empire during World War I (1914-1918). It combined elements of both Prussian and German national symbols. Design: A rectangular flag with three horizontal bands of black, white, and red – the colors of the German Empire. In the upper corner next to the flagpole (canton) resided a smaller version of the German national flag adorned with a black Iron Cross. The flag's center emblem featured a black Prussian eagle with outstretched wings, a red and gold crown, and a scepter and orb clutched in its talons. The aspect ratio was 3:5. Successor: Following Germany's defeat in World War I, the Reichskriegsflagge was abolished and replaced with the flag of the Weimar Republic, distinguished by its black-red-gold tricolor. Modern Context: Due to its association with German militarism, the use of the Reichskriegsflagge is generally discouraged in modern Germany.
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📐 Custom Flag made with our flag making app, Flagmaker & Print. Learn more about our product line-up on the Custom Flag Product Details page. This custom flag design is available as both a one-sided wall flag, or a double-sided display flag.
🎌 All our flags are 3x5ft, single - or double - sided, grommetted on the hoist side. If you have special requests, don't hesitate to reach out to us via our contact page!
✒️ The Reichskriegsflagge (German for "Imperial War Flag") served as the national war ensign of the German Empire during World War I (1914-1918). It combined elements of both Prussian and German national symbols. Design: A rectangular flag with three horizontal bands of black, white, and red – the colors of the German Empire. In the upper corner next to the flagpole (canton) resided a smaller version of the German national flag adorned with a black Iron Cross. The flag's center emblem featured a black Prussian eagle with outstretched wings, a red and gold crown, and a scepter and orb clutched in its talons. The aspect ratio was 3:5. Successor: Following Germany's defeat in World War I, the Reichskriegsflagge was abolished and replaced with the flag of the Weimar Republic, distinguished by its black-red-gold tricolor. Modern Context: Due to its association with German militarism, the use of the Reichskriegsflagge is generally discouraged in modern Germany.
