French Colonial Flags - Flag With French History

Flag With French History

  • Flag of Acadia

  • Flag of the Franco-Americans

  • Flag of the Franco-Albertan

  • Flag of the Franco-Newfoundlander

  • Flag of the Acadians in New England

  • Flag of the Acadiana

  • Flag of the francophones of British Columbia

  • Flag of the Franco-Manitobains

  • Flag of the Franco-Ontarians

  • Flag of Franco-Ténois

  • Flag of the Franco-Yukonnais community

  • Flag of Fransaskois

  • Flag of Franco-Nunavois

  • Flag of the Rassemblement Wallonie France

  • Flag of the Autonomous Albanian Republic of Korçë

  • Flag of The
    Republic of sonora,
    (1852-1854)

  • Flag of Free France

  • Political Mouvement Romand for Defend the French language in Switzerland

  • Flag of Vichy France during WWII

  • Independentist movement of Jura

  • Flag of Pied-noir (2008-)

  • Unofficial flag of "French of Algeria" (Pied-Noir)

  • Flag of Union France-Valais

  • Flag of Louisiana in 1861

  • Flag of Free Republic of Vercors

  • Armband used by the Forces françaises de l'Interieur

  • Flag of French Maquis of Sylla

  • Flag of state of Minnesota with the French motto "L'Étoile du Nord"

  • Flag of Alliance-Française de Chicago students

  • Flag of the City of Detroit

  • Flag of Baton Rouge, Louisiana

  • Flag of Republic of Independent Guyana (1886-1887)
  • Louisville, Kentucky's flag (1949-??)

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