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In [kan56] the
proportions are 2:3, and the miniature flag in the
canton is the state flag,
with the arms.
Mark Sensen, 11 Apr 1999
Album 2000 [pay00] shows a
flag with the state flag (i.e. with
coat of arms) in canton and yellow anchor in
fly.
Željko Heimer, 16 Jun 2001
Canton shows no arms in the
Album 1995 [pie90].
Ivan Sache, 11 Apr 1999
The Album 1995 [pie90]
gives the jack as a white ensign with the in canton (without arms)
and yellow anchor in fly, which most sources show for the presidential
flag, while it shows for the presidential flag what most sources show
for the jack. Was it error in
Album 1995?).
Željko Heimer, 16 Jun 2001
I suppose it was Trujillo, dictator from
1930 until his assassination in 1961.
Ivan Sache, 10 Apr 1999
Flag of the Generalissime: This is one
of the five dominican naval flags in Flaggenbuch (1939-1941)
[neu39]. (The others are
war ensign and jack,
civil ensign,
flag of rear-admiral, head of a flotilla and
admiral flag)
Ivan Sache, 10 Apr 1999
[car56] gives a flag
of the Admiral-in-Chief and Head of State: royal blue
with the national flag in the first quarter, in the
fly 4 white stars placed two and two. I presume this
flag replaced the Generalissime’s
and was later replaced by the current
presidential flag.
Mark Sensen, 13 Apr 1999
Judicial Power, Dominican Rep. (Poder Judicial)
Blas Delgado Ortiz, 24 Jan 2002
According to the official website of the Dominican Judicial Power about their flag: The flag was created by the late Dominican Judge Julio Genaro Campillo Pérez. It was first raised on February 23, 1998. The meaning of its colors is the following:
In his work on police flags [lup93],
Lupant gives two slightly different versions of that flag, on pp. 57-58,
fig. 86 police flag (without arms citing Kannik
[kan58]) and fig. 87 police flag
without arms and without stars (citing private
communication).
Željko Heimer, 19 Jun 2001
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