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The official name was "Slovenský Šťat" (= Slovak State) in 1939
(March to June) and "Slovenská Republika" (= Slovak Republic) in
1939-1945. The national flag had three horizontal stripes (W-B-R), flag
ratio 2:3. There were also war flag (charged with a black two-armed cross
within a "vacant" shield margined in black).
Jan Zrzavy, 15 Nov 1997
Among flags of Russian Neo-nazi Parties there is flag of Northern
Alliance Nr. 2 - a tricolour with "something like shield". This depiction
is very simillar to (on FOTW not yet presented) War Flag of Slovakia during
WWII. If the cross were plain black and in pale (erect), not in like this
(it is: laying and void), it would be (roughly) the right thing!
This is what Mr. Jan Zrzavy in 1997 meant, describing "vacant" shield ad
"two - armed" cross. The shade of blue and ratio , chosen by Mr. Paraskan
for Northern Alliance is reported also for WWII Slovakia.
Aleš Křižan, 19 Jun 2001
National Flag. 2:3 (after Flaggenbuch)
The national flag is shown as simple tricolour of white over blue over
red.
Zeljko Heimer, 20 Jan 2003
I believe that this image of Slovak war flag is correct. (However, I
don't know construction details but it is compatible to the few photos
I saw.). BTW - My message four years ago was incorrect: the shield should
be white, not "vacant" (or "transparent" - I meant that there was only
the black border over the tricolor) as I erroneously deduced from old photos
and films.
Jan Zrzavy, 18 Jul 2001
President of the State. 1:1 (after Flaggenbuch)
White flag with the coat of arms in the middle (gules a double cross
argen