Imperial German Flags

Zachary · Post by **Zachary** » 24 Aug 2002 02:59

Can you all post the flags of Imperial Germany here, civilain and military? Thanks,
Zachary

panzermannss · Post by **panzermannss** » 24 Aug 2002 03:19

Here is one

T.R.Searle · Post by **T.R.Searle** » 24 Aug 2002 03:31

And more----

T.R.Searle

Marcus · Post by **Marcus** » 24 Aug 2002 11:56

Check out Flags of the World, here is a direct link to the section on the Second Reich.
http://www.fotw.ca/flags/de1871.html
(btw. I used to be editor of the Germany and Sweden sections of the Flags of the World, but left that position to work on my own site instead and Santiago Dotor & Elias Granqvist has taken over those positions)

btw. several of the above images are from that site but no credit was given.

/Marcus

Zachary · Post by **Zachary** » 24 Aug 2002 15:18

I like teh one panzermanss posted. That was the one I was talkign about in the Comments section. Anyway, what flag was that for? It looks like a navy flag to me.
Zachary

panzermannss · Post by **panzermannss** » 24 Aug 2002 17:05

I think it was there War flag just like the Nazis had in WWII.

Wolfsrudel · Post by **Wolfsrudel** » 27 Aug 2002 15:28

Zachary wrote:I like teh one panzermanss posted. That was the one I was talkign about in the Comments section. Anyway, what flag was that for? It looks like a navy flag to me.
Zachary

You are right, in WWI it was the german war navy flag. The Nazis took it as the normal war flag ("Reichskriegsflagge") in WWII.

ozs86 · Post by **ozs86** » 06 Oct 2002 18:42

Wolfsrudel wrote:
Zachary wrote:I like teh one panzermanss posted. That was the one I was talkign about in the Comments section. Anyway, what flag was that for? It looks like a navy flag to me.
Zachary
You are right, in WWI it was the german war navy flag. The Nazis took it as the normal war flag ("Reichskriegsflagge") in WWII.

is flagge a german word?

Loki · Post by **Loki** » 13 Nov 2002 15:45

Yes, it is.

Also, the Reichskriegsflagge was a little different from its counterpart in WW1.