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Flambouras is the flag representing the Sarakatsani people (an ethnic Greek population subgroup) of Southeastern Europe.
Design
The flag depicts a yellow cross in the middle, surrounded by a line that forms a square. The background colour is similar to the colour of the Byzantine flag, the porphyron. The banner is attached to a hoist, with a top in the shape of a cross. [1][ need quotation to verify]
References
- ^ Pimpireva, Jenya (1998). "Karakachani". In Krasteva, Anna (ed.). Communities and Identities in Bulgaria. Ravenna: Angelo Longo Editore. pp. 195–207. ISBN 978-8880632108.
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Flambouras is the flag representing the Sarakatsani people (an ethnic Greek population subgroup) of Southeastern Europe.
Design
The flag depicts a yellow cross in the middle, surrounded by a line that forms a square. The background colour is similar to the colour of the Byzantine flag, the porphyron. The banner is attached to a hoist, with a top in the shape of a cross. [1][ need quotation to verify]
References
- ^ Pimpireva, Jenya (1998). "Karakachani". In Krasteva, Anna (ed.). Communities and Identities in Bulgaria. Ravenna: Angelo Longo Editore. pp. 195–207. ISBN 978-8880632108.
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