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Aruba was part of Dutch Antilles and used the flag of the
islands. On 21 January 1976, a committee was formed to select a
flag for the insular area. from 693 designs 157 were considered ,
following with variations of color and emblems, the patterns that
are shown in the Samples of Proposals.
Three proposals were selected at the end. (see: Selected Proposals)
As it was difficult for manufacturing, Smith made a proposal
(before that he proposed another flag rejected by Premier Croes).
(see: Smith's Proposals).
A committee worked in the winner proposal and at end created the adopted flag.
Jaume Ollé, 14 October 2001
The proposals shown below were published in The
Flag Bulletin, Issue 116.
Paris Renesis, 30 May 2024
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by Jaume Ollé, 14 October 2001
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14 October 2001
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by Jaume Ollé, 14 October 2001
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by Jaume Ollé, 14 October 2001
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by Jaume Ollé, 14 October 2001
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by Jaume Ollé, 14 October 2001
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by Jaume Ollé, 14 October 2001
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by Jaume Ollé, 14 October 2001
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by Jaume Ollé, 14 October 2001
proposal by J.W. Klein
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by Jaume Ollé, 14 October 2001
proposal by Rosendo Feliciano
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by Jaume Ollé, 14 October 2001
proposal by W.J. Fransen (winner)
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by Jaume Ollé, 14 October 2001
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by Jaume Ollé, 14 October 2001
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by Jaume Ollé, 14 October 2001
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