Flags

[Gepard]

This graphic was shown in the News of the german TV-station ZDF yesterday:

1. USA

2. Italy

3. France

4. Germany

 

Who will find the mistakes?

 

[Flanker562]

How about posting here instead of News? This is not news in the sense of a topic.

[Hans Topp]

51 minutes ago, Gepard said:

This graphic was shown in the News of the german TV-station ZDF yesterday:

1. USA

2. Italy

3. France

4. Germany

 

Who will find the mistakes?

 

Italy and France has new flags??

[Wrench]

isn't the Italian one really the French one?

And what is a frankenreich??

[Shaolin]

44 minutes ago, Wrench said:

isn't the Italian one really the French one?

And what is a frankenreich??

France

(The realm of the Franks)

Edited yesterday at 10:17 PM by Shaolin

[Nightshade/PR]

55 minutes ago, Wrench said:

nd what is a frankenreich??

Considering how badly they looked last year, and their current prospects; I thought maybe it was this guy:  Frank Michael Reich^[1] (/raɪk/; RYKE; born December 4, 1961) is an American professional football coach and former quarterback who is currently the offensive coordinator for the New York Jets of the National Football League (NFL). 

Minus the neck-bolts.

Edited yesterday at 10:28 PM by Nightshade/PR

[warthog64]

Deutschland has had a lot of flags you know. For obvious reasons. This is the current one.  Italian flag is green on the left. French flag has been rotated and order changed. As Wrench said what is France Reich?

Edited 4 hours ago by warthog64

[Gepard]

1 hour ago, warthog64 said:

Deutschland has had a lot of flags you know. For obvious reasons. This is the current one.  Italian flag is green on the left. French flag has been rotated and order changed. As Wrench said what is France Reich?

Frankreich is the german name of France, as Italien is the german name of Italy and Deutschland is the german name of Germany.

The Franks were a germanic tribe, that conquered Gallia from the Roman Empire. They founded the Reich (Empire) of the Franks. From this the german term Frankenreich (frankish Empire) came, which later became Frankreich.

[warthog64]

4 minutes ago, Gepard said:

Frankreich is the german name of France, as Italien is the german name of Italy and Deutschland is the german name of Germany.

The Franks were a germanic tribe, that conquered Gallia from the Roman Empire. They founded the Reich (Empire) of the Franks. From this the german term Frankenreich (frankish Empire) came, which later became Frankreich.

Ok. Ok Ok. Yes the Holy Roman Empire? Im just asking I'm just an American (or U.S. citizen to be correct). Still I know my flags.

[Gepard]

17 minutes ago, warthog64 said:

Ok. Ok Ok. Yes the Holy Roman Empire? Im just asking I'm just an American (or U.S. citizen to be correct). Still I know my flags.

No. The Frankenreich was long before. The Frankenreich reached from the shores of the Atlantic to the banks of the river Elbe, which is today in middle Germany. Later the Frankenreich fall into 3 parts. The western part became France, the middle part vanished in history and the eastern part became after a long and turmoil history Germany. (One part of the german history was the Holy Roman Empire of German Nation, which ended in 1806). It was a long process of nation building which is more than 1.000 years ago.

[warthog64]

53 minutes ago, Gepard said:

No. The Frankenreich was long before. The Frankenreich reached from the shores of the Atlantic to the banks of the river Elbe, which is today in middle Germany. Later the Frankenreich fall into 3 parts. The western part became France, the middle part vanished in history and the eastern part became after a long and turmoil history Germany. (One part of the german history was the Holy Roman Empire of German Nation, which ended in 1806). It was a long process of nation building which is more than 1.000 years ago.

Ok. Thanks for the history update. I'll admit I've studied only Prussia until the modern era.

Edited 2 hours ago by warthog64