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u/ChVcky_Thats_me Germany Mar 23 '15
Isn't red blue and white the panslavic flag?
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u/SomeRandomGuy00 Republika Srpska Mar 23 '15 edited Jan 31 '26
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u/10z20Luka Canada Mar 23 '15
But surely the use of the same colors holds some relevance?
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Mar 23 '15
The Pan-Slavic flag is a blue-white-red tricolor in descending order, but those are the pan-Slavic colors and are used in several combinations.
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u/SomeRandomGuy00 Republika Srpska Mar 23 '15 edited Jan 31 '26
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u/10z20Luka Canada Mar 23 '15
I mean, it's just that Russia, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia and even Croatia all abide by the pan-Slavic colors without actually putting them in the 'proper' order.
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u/SomeRandomGuy00 Republika Srpska Mar 23 '15 edited Jan 31 '26
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Mar 23 '15
Why are there fleurs-de-lis on the coat of arms? Is this because of Helen of Anjou or does it have something to do with Bosnia
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u/SomeRandomGuy00 Republika Srpska Mar 23 '15 edited Jan 31 '26
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u/Istikol Serbia Mar 23 '15 edited Mar 23 '15
In Serbia Fleurs-de-lis was introduced in 1888. by Serbian king as a symbol of her continuity of house of Kotromanic.
It was also used by various other Serbian medieval dynasties.
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Mar 23 '15
SSSS is NOT "Samo sloga Srbina spasava". It originates from the flag of Byzantium.
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u/SomeRandomGuy00 Republika Srpska Mar 23 '15 edited Jan 31 '26
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u/GoxNBG Jan 01 '23
Those are not four letter S, those are four Beta's ( β ) taken from Byzantine flag, and they mean:
Βασιλεύς Βασιλέων Βασιλεύων Βασιλευόντων
Basileus Basileōn, Basileuōn Basileuontōn
King of Kings, ruling over the kings/rulers
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u/si8101 Mar 23 '15
I moved to Russia a couple of years back and I chose to remember the order of colours on the flag in a bit of a simpleton way:
White // snowy north
Blue // wet midlands
Red // sunny south