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रंग

Colour scheme
RAL	9005 Jet black	3020 Traffic red	1021 Cadmium yellow
HKS	0, 0, 0	5.0PB 3.0/12	6.0R 4.5/14
CMYK	0.0.0.100	0.100.100.0	0.12.100.5
Pantone	Black	485	7405*
HTML Hexadecimals	#000000	#FF0000	#FFCC00
HTML Decimals	0,0,0	255,0,0	255,204,0

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	1849 (at the Frankfurt assembly)	State and national flag
	1848–1852	War Ensign

Date	Use	Description
1867–1871	State and national flag	A tricolour, made of three equal horizontal bands coloured black (top), white, and red (bottom).
1867–1871	War Ensign
1867–1871	Gösch (marine jack)

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	1871–1918	National and civil flag
	1871–1892	Reichskriegsflagge (Imperial Navy War Ensign)
	1892–1903	Reichskriegsflagge (War Ensign)
	1903–1918 (1921)	Reichskriegsflagge
	1903–1918	Gösch (marine jack)

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	1871	Emperor William I's Standard
	1871–1888	German Emperor's Standard
	1888–1918	German Emperor's Standard
	1871–1901	Empress Augusta and Empress Frederick's Standard
	1888–1918	Empress Augusta Viktoria's Standard
	1871–1888	Standard of the Crown Prince
	1888–1918	Standard of the Crown Prince

Date	Use	Description
1919–1933	National- und Handelsflagge (state and national flag)
1919–1933	Handelsflagge (merchant flag)
1921–1933	Handelsflagge (variant with cross)
1919-1921	Reichskriegsflagge (war flag)
1921–1933	Reichskriegsflagge
1921–1933	Gösch (marine jack)
1921–1926	Standard of the President
1926–1933	Standard of the President
1919–1921	Flag of Defence Minister
1921–1933	Flag of Defence Minister
1924–1933	Reichsbanner Schwarz-Rot-Gold (chapter Stockheim), unofficial paramilitary organization	The Reichsbanner Schwarz-Rot-Gold was an unofficial republican paramilitary organization dominated by social democrats, liberals and members of the catholic center party, to defend the Weimar Republic against national socialists, communists and monarchists.

Date	Use	Description
1935–1945	Nationalflagge und Handelsflagge (national and merchant flag)	A red field with a white disk in the centre, with a black swastika or hakenkreuz at a 45 degree angle.
1933–1935	Nationalflagge und Handelsflagge
1933–1945	Banner of Germany	Banners were of various lengths, which were hung vertically on public buildings.
1933–1935	Gösch (marine jack) and Reichskriegsflagge (war flag)
1935–1945	Gösch	Similar to national flag, but with swastika and disc slightly off-center.
1935–1938	Reichskriegsflagge
1938–1945	Reichskriegsflagge
1933	Wehrmacht Service Flag
1933-1935	Reichsdienstflagge Reich Service Flag
1935, since Oct. 1935	Reichsdienstflagge Reich Service Flag
1933–1935 (de facto up to 1934)	Standard of President
1935–1945	Standard of Adolf Hitler
1933–1935	Flag of the Minister of Defence
1935–1938	Flag of the Wehrmacht Commander in Chief (replaced the Minister of Defence)
1935–1945	Flag of the Schutzstaffel (SS)
1936–1945	Flag of the Ordnungspolizei (OrPo) ("Order Police", the national regular police organization of the Third Reich)

Flag	Date	Use	Description
	1946–1949	”C-Pennant” (provisional civil ensign)

Date	Use	Description
1949–1959	Staatsflagge (state flag)
1959–1990	Staatsflagge (state flag) 1959–1990 Handelsflagge (national flag) 1973–1990	Tricolor of black, red and yellow (same as West German colors), but bears the coat of arms of East Germany, consisting of a compass and a hammer encircled with rye.
1959–1973	Merchant flag
1959–1973	Flag of East German Post
1975–1990	Flag of East German Post
1955–1990	Standard of the President
1960–1990	Standard of President of State Council
	Flag of Nationale Volksarmee
	Truppenfahne (regimental colours of Nationale Volksarmee)
	Naval Ensign
	Flag of boats of border troops