Flag of Croatia
- Country
- Croatia
- Capital
- Zagreb
- Continent
- Europe
- Adopted
- 1990
- Colours
- Red, White, Blue
What does the flag of Croatia mean?
The flag of Croatia is a symbol of the country's history and its constituent regions. The coat of arms in the centre is a checkerboard of 25 red and white squares, which is a traditional Croatian symbol.
Colours and what they stand for
Red
The historical coat of arms of Croatia
White
The historical coat of arms of Croatia
Blue
The historical coat of arms of Croatia
History
Adopted in 1990. The tricolour was first used in 1848, but was banned during the Austro-Hungarian and Yugoslav periods.
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