File:Prva hrvatska zastava 52 3 1919 dis.jpg
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DescriptionPrva hrvatska zastava 52 3 1919 dis.jpg | English: First Croatian flag ever hoisted on a naval ship, Pula, October 31st, 1918, with the crews saluting the flag. The ships were previously in service with Austro-Hungarian Navy. The entire fleet was ordered by the emperor Charles I to be transferred to fledgling Croatian authorities during the breakup of Austria-Hungary at the end of WWI. |
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Source | "Dom i sviet", br. 3 (1919), str. 52. |
Author | Unknown. Publisher: Hartmann & Kugli, Zagreb, Croatia |
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