Flag of Poland

History of the Polish Flag

The flag of the country could not be used under the exploitation of the country in question until 1921. In this direction, a difficult national struggle was waged by Poland in terms of the official use of the Polish flag. In 1981, the country got rid of the Soviet Union sovereignty and declared its independence in the official sense. Accordingly, the flag of the country has also become official from this date. Poland also decided to unite with Lithuania from 1569 to 1795. In this date range, some updates were also made on the flag. Accordingly, the flag of the country is similar to the Lithuanian national flag with some features.

Poland Flag Meaning

The official flag of Poland consists of 2 horizontal stripes in total in terms of meaning. As you can guess, the red colour symbolises the blood of the soldiers who lost their lives during the country’s national struggle. The white colour represents freedom, peace and purity. Poland also lost many soldiers in its national struggle against the Soviet Union.

Poland Flag Dimensions

If you want to use it at the desk, we prepare your flag over 15×22.5 and 8×32 cm as the most ideal centimetres. As a send flag, we prepare your flag over 50×75, 70×105, 100×150, 150×225 cm.

Polish Flag Usage Areas

First of all, we can state that each country flag is used in different areas of use. Because the laws of each country are different. For this reason, the Polish flag is used more in state and military areas. Because it is stated in accordance with the laws that the use of the flag in the country is mostly in the official field. Secondly, the flag is also allowed to be used by the public during demonstrations. In Poland, strict legal rules about the use of the flag are not applied. Because the country’s administration has implemented all necessary legal procedures for the integration of the people with the flag.