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Jean-Pierre Chrétien and Jean-François Dupaquier (2007). "Burundi 1972, au bord des génocides (Paris, 2007), ftn. 23, pp. 89-90". Academic book. En 2005 un site internet ([...] Wikipedia) présente une illustration de ce drapeau [...] censé avoir été l'emblème de cette éphémère « république de Martyazo » située, selon l'auteur anonyme dans la commune de « Vuzigo » pres de « lac Nyanza » (sic) La seule référence de cette notice est celle de l'informaticien qui a réalisé l'illustration dans le système svg, selon les pratiques spécieuses hélas répandues sur la toile.
Is there any evidence that the flag on the page currently (File:Flag of Martyazo.svg) is anything more than the imagination of a wikipedian? In the book Burundi 1972, au bord des genocides (pp. 89-90), the Wikipedia flag actually gets a mention in the footnote and is said to represent a sort of "artists' impression" of the real flag prescribed in 1972. Does anyone have more concrete evidence? —Brigade Piron (talk) 15:04, 10 April 2015 (UTC)[reply]
