Poland

About the flag

The flag displayed is the national flag of Poland, characterized by its simple yet striking design of two horizontal stripes: white on the top and red on the bottom. This combination of colors is deeply rooted in Polish history and symbolizes peace (white) and bravery (red). Poland's flag dates back to the 13th century, but it was officially recognized in 1919. It holds cultural significance, especially during national holidays such as Flag Day on May 2nd. To remember the flag, think of Poland's iconic symbols, like the White Eagle emblem found in their coat of arms. This flag represents the resilience and spirit of the Polish people, making it a symbol of national pride.