Tanzania is a country in East Africa. The flag shows a gold-lined, black diagonal stripe rising from the bottom left, a green triangle at the top left, and a blue triangle at the bottom right.
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Burundi is an authoritarian, multi-party presidial republic in East Africa. The flag of the country shows a white diagonal cross and is thus divided into two red and green quarters.
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The flag of the Province of East Prussia is a combination of the Prussian colors black and white.
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From 1773, the flags of Oldenburg showed the colours red and blue, a colour-combination that goes back to the House of Holstein-Gottorf.
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The Norwegian Antarctic Territory is an external possession of Norway. The flag of Norway is used here.
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The flag of the Teutonic Order has its origin in the symbolism awarded to this order in 1198: black cross on a white background.
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The Banat is a historical region between Romania, Serbia and Hungary. The Banat probably never had its own flag. There are also no typical national colors.
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The Duchy of Saxony-Lauenburg (Saxe-Lauenburg), later just Duchy of Lauenburg, was under the rule of the Ascanians between 1296 and 1689 and ended in 1876. Its flag – which can also be ordered on these pages – shows the colours of the Duchy of Saxony.
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The District of Hohenzollernsche Lande existed between 1850 and 1946. Its flag showed the colors black and white.
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The Electorate and Archbishopric of Cologne was fully sovereign to 1794 and came mostly Prussia in 1815. Its flag showed a black cross on silver.
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