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pre-Soviet chechen flags (Russia)

Last modified: 2007-04-14 by antónio martins
Keywords: crescent: points to fly (white) | star: 5 points (white) | canton: blue |
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Chechen autonomist movement of 1918-1920

19-18-1920 Chechen Flag
image by Ivan Sache, 13 Jun 2003

The flag of the «autonomist movement, 1918-1920» is one of the three flags shown for Chechenia by P. Lux-Wurm in his book Les drapeaux de l’Islam [lux01]. It is rectangular, with proportions 2:3, green with a white crescent pointing flywise placed near the hoist. Lux-Wurm says it was used by guerilla groups who followed Stalin’s call to the Muslim peoples.
Ivan Sache, 13 Jun 2003

with centered crecent

1920 Chechen Flag
image by Jaume Ollé, 25 Dec 2002

According to [Lucien] Philippe, Chechens, who were subjects of the North Caucasian Emirate, used plain green flag with half moon pointed to fly, without stars.
Jaume Ollé, 24 Jun 2000

This similar flag, with the crescent centered, is undoubtly the same as the «autonomist movement, 1918-1920» in Lux-Wurm’ book [lux01].
Ivan Sache, 13 Jun 2003


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