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1:2 by Ivan Sache and Mark Sensen
The reverse of the flag doesn't show the hammer and sickle. But according to
Article 4 of Law on symbolism the flag may be used in a simplified version -
without the hammer and sickle and star (on both sides). Only state institutions
must use full version of the flag
Victor Lomantsov, 12 January 2004
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The Dniestr Republic was organized by ethnic Russians opposed to being part of newly independent Moldova, particularly in view of the introduction of Moldovan (i.e. Romanian) as the national language. The flag of the Dniestr Republic is identical to that of the old Moldavian SSR. A version without the hammer and sickle is also reportedly in use.
Suart Notholt
I doubt this flag is recognized by the Moldovan government. The Moldovan government does not even recognize the Dniestr government and tried to stop