The plain white-red bicolour of Poland was unaltered during the years of communist rule. For special purposes—for example, display on merchant vessels, by diplomatic officers, and at airports—the coat of arms is added to the white stripe of the flag, but the state flag used by most government entities does not include the coat of arms.

Polish National Flag: Polish Peoples Republic 1952-1989. In 1952, the Communists, feeling secure in power, surprised the nation, announcing the new constitution of the new regime called from now on, the "Polish People's Republic."

2025年1月31日 · During the communist era (1945–1989), Poland’s coat of arms was altered, and the eagle’s crown was removed to reflect the country’s socialist status. However, after the fall of communism in 1990, the crown was reinstated, restoring the nation’s historical emblem and reinforcing Poland’s sovereignty.

To my knowledge, during the Communist era there were three variant flags of Poland: a plain bicolor (used on land), a bicolor with a shield (without a crown, used as a civil and state ensign), and a swallow-tailed bicolor with a shield (again with no crown, used as a naval ensign).

2024年10月5日 · The Polish flag dates back to the mediaeval pennants. At first it was all red with a white eagle. Such a flag, or rather a banner, was at the side of King Wladyslaw Jagiello during the Battle of Grunwald in 1410. The red and white colors appeared together as …

2024年1月10日 · During the era of communism, the Polish flag stood as a symbol of unwavering tradition and national identity, despite the shifting political landscape that swept across Eastern Europe. This period saw the flag becoming an emblem of resistance and a …

Communism collapsed in Poland during the Winter months of 1989 and the first months of 1990. The coat of arms with the crown was reinstated. This flag has been in use since then. What is the meaning behind the colors of the Flag of Poland? The …

The state flag of Poland is with the arms. Earlier we discussed the communist nations with the least and most communist symbols on them, Poland's flag's only change during the communist period was the removal of the crown from the head of the eagle on its arms. The current version returns the crown.

2023年12月7日 · During World War II, when Poland was under German and Soviet control, the flag became a symbol of resistance and hope. After the war, the flag was restored to its original form and continued to serve as a beacon of national unity and pride during the communist era.

2023年8月1日 · During the communist period, the authorities removed the crown from the eagle’s head on the flag. It took place in 1944. On top of that, the red-and-white flag was only permitted to be flown on two days each year. May 2 was designated as a day for mass flag stripping. The communist government wanted to promote its own holiday, which was May 1.