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Summary

Eesti Entsüklopeedia, 1933

Svenska: Första raden: Stats- och nationsflagga - Riksäldstens flagga - Postflagga. Andra raden: Gränsbevakningens flagga - Riksäldstens vimpel - Tullflagga. Tredje raden: Försvarsministerns flagga - Försvarsmaktens överbefälhavares flagga - Konteramiralsflagg. Fjärde raden: Örlogsflagga - Örlogsgös samt fästningsflagga - Kaitseliits (den estniska skyddskåren) flagga (åtsida). Femte raden: Tallinns flagga - Tartus flagga - Kaitseliits flagga (frånsida). Sjätte raden: Örlogs- och båtvimpel.

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