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A flag of the Free Territory (1918-21), an attempt to form a stateless anarchist society in modern East Ukraine.
(The one on Wikicommons is really inaccurate. This is the correct version based on the photo below.)
A flag of the Free Territory (1918-21), an attempt to form a stateless anarchist society in modern East Ukraine.
(The one on Wikicommons is really inaccurate. This is the correct version based on the photo
It was a way of saying "We f*cking mean business". Some White factions did the same:Why would anarchists use a skull theme? Doesn't that send rather the wrong message?
Flag of the Republic of Canada, a short-lived statelet in Canada during the late 1830s:
Flag of the Chinese Soviet Republic, which was a predecessor to the PRC.
That's a gorgeous flagView attachment 45190
A reconstructed flag of the Lanfang Republic, a mostly independent Chinese mining republic on the island of Borneo between 1777-1884. Sometimes claimed to be the first Asian republic.
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Ganesha
Flag of the Free State of Ikaria, July 1912-November 1912
I would be remiss not to mention the Free Republic of Vercors...
There aren't any books on the topic in English that I was able to find--what Anglophone literature focuses on the Vercors only deals with the military side of the story, such as Osprey Publishing's Vercors 1944: Resistance in the French Alps by Peter Lieb. If you can read French there's Le Vercors: Histoire et mémoire d’un maquis by Gilles Vergnon.Now that is a fascinating little piece of history! I'll have to see what else I can find out. Any books you could recommend?
There aren't any books on the topic in English that I was able to find--what Anglophone literature focuses on the Vercors only deals with the military side of the story, such as Osprey Publishing's Vercors 1944: Resistance in the French Alps by Peter Lieb. If you can read French there's Le Vercors: Histoire et mémoire d’un maquis by Gilles Vergnon.
The flag of the Soviet Republic of Soldiers and Fortress-Builders of Naissaar, which existed from December 1917 to February 1918: