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image by Martin Grieve, 30 September 2011
Red over white over black flag with the golden hawk Quarish.
Officially hoisted 01 January 1972. On 4 October 1984 the hawk was
replaced with an eagle. Before 1972 the
flag with two green stars was used.
Željko Heimer, 29 July 1996
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image by Martin Grieve, 30 September 2011
The text in the ribbon reads Ittihad al-Jumhuriyya
al-'Arabiyya, 'The Union of the Arab Republics - a name
reminiscent of al-Jumhuriyya al-'Arabiyya al-Muttahida, 'The
United Arab Republic'. Apparently, this name lingered on even after
1972 when the UAR was suppressed.
The text below the ribbon reads Jumhuriyyah Misr al-'Arabiyya,
'The Arab Republic of Egypt".
Herman de Leeuw, 24 August 2001
image by Martin Grieve, 30 September 2011
The flag merely took the arms from the center of the flag and placed them in the canton on the red stripe (Smith, 1975) [smi75c].
Calvin Page Herring, 11 August 1998