Swastika Flag Specifications and Construction Sheet (Germany) (original) (raw)
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- Flags used 11th March 1933 - 15th September 1935
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Specifications and Construction Sheet
As to the German Swastika flag, precise data is given in the German Flaggenbuch 1939 and in the VO of 30 December 1933. When the flag is used at sea, the dimensions of the flag is 200 x 120. The white disk is 15 from the top and bottom and 45 from the hoist (diameter is thus 90 and the disk is 65 from the fly). The swastika is 60 on each side, divided 36, 12 and 12). On land, the dimensions are the same except that the disk with the swastika is centered. Flaggenbuch 1939 shows only the off center version (...).
Norman Martin, 9 June 1999