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Emilia-Romagna (Italy)

Last modified: 2000-01-28 by dov gutterman
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Emilia-Romagna

The gonfalon and the emblem were adopted on the 15th December 1989. The emblem is a white square fimbriated green with a stylized shape of the region in green. A red line appear under the square with the words Regione Emilia-Romagna. The gonfalon is white with the emblem in the middle. There isn’t any official flag.
Pascal Vagnat, 22 September 1998

Emilia-Romagna has not adopted its flag, but is on the way of adopting one. A proposal of regional law was made on the 30/3/1999. The picture of the flag isn't fixed, but it shall have the emblem (logo) of the region in the middle. The gonfalon of the region is white with the logo, so it might be that the flag will also be white, but wait and see...
Source: website of the Emilia-Romagna region www.regione.emilia-romagna.it
Pascal Vagnat 7 July 1999


Romagna

A flag for Romagna is proposed: in two quarters there is the red cross on white field, while in the other two quarters there is a yellow cross (green fimbriated) on a red field and 4 yellow green-fimbriated "C" (something like the Serbian flag). It has clearly Byzantine roots.
Mario Fabretto, 20 September 1996


Libertà Emiliana/ Nazione Emilia e Rumagna - Autonmist movement

This Italian group uses two symbols with flags. You can see them here and here . Those images are taken from the movement site at: http://utenti.tripod.it/libertaemiliana/
Dov Gutterman 15 October 1999

This movement is not pro-independence, rather for autonomy within the Italian State. In this case I can say there is no Emilia nation at all, as we were built up from different cultural and ethnical areas in the last 150 years. All cities here developed as independent entities, fighting one another for an ephimeral supremacy, under the flags with the eagle of the Empire or the keys of the Pope.
Pier Paolo Lugli 15 October 1999