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Association of the Independent Trade Unions of Croatia

Savez Samostalnih Sindikata Hrvatske, SSSH

Last modified: 2005-08-11 by dov gutterman
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This photo show two flags suposed to be from a Croatian Trade Union:
a) red with white hand and inscriptions
b) white with red hand and inscriptions
Anyone know it?
Jaume Ollé, 27 July 2005

It seems that the Trade Union (Savez Samostalnih Sindikata Hrvatske) changed their flag recently (a year or more ago). I pass by their headquarters in Zagreb every day and this new flags are up for a while, while the previous green one is no longer shown outside the building.
The new emblem still include the rooster, as you may see on their page <sssh.boa.hr>. The large logo image is at <sssh.boa.hr/sssh_znak.jpg>. It seems that both red on white and white on red flags are used, as you see on the photo. Also you may see that some of these flags are not rectangular. I believe that these are made especially for the main heqdquarters building that include a row of two or three dozen flagstafs slanted above the entrance. Once (some years ago) there were hoisted flags of all member Unions, but nowdays the red and white flags are there mostly (though not every day).
Zeljko Heimer, 27 July 2005


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[Association of the Independent Trade Unions of Croatia]
by Zeljko Heimer

The flag of the Association of the Independent Trade Unions of Croatia (Savez Samostalnih Sindikata Hrvatske) is light green with the shield-like symbol of the Association - white bordered light blue fibriated light green shield with red stylized cock. In the chief there are red-blue stylized initials of the Association (SSSH) and parts of the croatian chequy shield.
The Association recently organized quite disturbing (for the government) demonstrations, which included lots of these flags.
Zeljko Heimer, 24 May 1998