Согласно словарю английского языка Коллинза , национальный флаг — это « флаг , который представляет или является эмблемой страны » . [1] Слово «страна » может использоваться для обозначения суверенного государства , иногда также называемого независимым государством. [2] В международном праве принято , что государства принимают флаг, чтобы отличать себя от других государств. [3]
Национальные флаги считаются «возможно, самым сильным и ясным выражением национальной идентичности», и правительства использовали их для продвижения и создания связей внутри страны, мотивации патриотизма , чествования усилий граждан и законной формальной власти . [4] На протяжении всей истории элементы флагов использовались для обозначения правителей, династий, территорий , армий и народов соответствующих стран. [5] Флаги также концептуально представляют основные ценности страны , такие как групповая принадлежность и любовь к стране. [6] В 1975 году американский вексилолог Уитни Смит заявил следующее относительно роли флагов в обществе: [7] [8] [9]
Традиция флагов настолько сильна, что мы, возможно, недалеки от истины, предполагая, что существует закон — не природы, а человеческого общества, — который побуждает человека изготавливать и использовать флаги. Возможно, нет более яркого доказательства этого, чем тот факт, что, несмотря на отсутствие какого-либо международного регламента или договора, требующего национального флага, каждая страна без исключения приняла по крайней мере один.
— Уитни Смит, Флаги сквозь века и по всему миру, стр. 32
Самым старым флагом суверенного государства, который в настоящее время используется, является флаг Дании , который признан национальным символом страны с 13 века, хотя нынешняя версия была официально принята в 1867 году. [22] [23] Все 193 государства-члена и 2 государства-наблюдателя представлены своими флагами в штаб-квартире Организации Объединенных Наций в Нью-Йорке . [24]
Флаги государств-членов ООН и государств-наблюдателей
^This refers to the date on which the most recent law or proclamation relating to the design of a flag was established by the government of a sovereign state post-independence, or the date of independence if the flag was legally adopted by a prenational government and retained on independence, but was never modified afterwards.
^The legitimate government of Afghanistan, and therefore flag, is presently disputed. De facto, the country is governed by the Taliban under the name of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan. However, the United Nations officially recognizes the defunct Islamic Republic of Afghanistan as the legitimate government.[25][26]
^ Media related to Emblem of Afghanistan (2004–2021) at Wikimedia Commons
^The designer of the flag is disputed between Émilie Busquant and Chawki Mostefaï [fr].
^Also known as the Australian National Flag
^Sources contradict as to the designer of the flag. The following have been given as the flag's designer:
^Gauthier designed the previous version of the flag, which the current one is based on.
^3:4 and 2:3 have been given as ratios of the flag.
^Denmark as a sovereign state is represented by the flag of Metropolitan Denmark, which excludes the Faroe Islands and Greenland.
^The flag can be lengthened up to a ratio of 28:37
^21:38 and "unspecified" have been given as the flag's proportions.
^1:2 and 2:3 have been given as ratios.
^2:3 and "unspecified" have been given as ratios.
^When used as an ensign, the ratio is 1:2.
^The design adopted by the government was based on the proposal of Aycinena y Piñol and other members of the Aycinena Clan [es]
^When used as an ensign, the ratio is 1:2.
^According to an apocryphal story, Catherine Flon is also credited.
^Between 1955 and 2022, the Honduran government erroneously used a design with a navy blue color instead of the specified turquoise blue. With the inauguration of president Xiomara Castro, the correct colors were restored.
^Between March and July 1958, Jordan and Iraq merged into the Arab Federation which bore a similar flag to that of Jordan, albeit without the star. Nevertheless, the flag of Jordan itself is considered to "have not changed since its
independence."
^Although 3:5 is generally used, 1:2 is also accepted.
^It has been claimed French general Hubert Lyautey personally designed the flag, however he only played a minor role in the process of its adoption. The design for the flag only emerged through negotiations between the French administation and the Makhzen.
^Solomonese artist Thomas Giosa claimed to have submitted the winning design in a competition in 1975, however an unnamed New Zealand visual artist also claimed ownership of the design.
^March 29 has also been given as the date of adoption.
^Habibullaev led a committee to design the national flag.
^2:3 and "approximately 3:5" have been given as the flag's ratio. It has also been claimed the proportions are golden.
^2:3 and "unspecified" have been given as the flag's ratio.
^Robert Heft has claimed, and has been credited by some sources, as the designer of the 50-star flag. However, this has been thoroughly disputed by Slate writer Alec Nevala-Lee who has instead suggested William R. Furlong as the flag's true designer.
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Дальнейшее чтение
На Викискладе есть медиафайлы по теме «Флаги суверенных государств».
Муха, Людвик (1985). Краткая энциклопедия флагов и гербов Вебстера. Crescent Books. ISBN 978-0-517-49951-1.
Крэмптон, Уильям Г. (1989). Полное руководство по флагам. Галерея книг. ISBN 978-0-8317-1605-9.
Флаги мира (1-е изд.). Philip's. 1 января 2004 г. doi :10.1093/acref/9780199652938.001.0001. ISBN 978-0-19-965293-8.