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images by Kryštof Huk, 12 January 2019The use of the Thin Blue Line in Czechia is not too common. It is mostly used
in the form of shoulder patches and various versions exist, depending on what
e-shop offers them. All the designs share the trait of being based on the Czech
IR low-visibility flag. Perhaps the most common one takes the low-visibility
flag, swapping the first of the black diagonal stripes for a blue one. Many
versions on offer are similar to this. One of the less common but significantly
different versions instead places a thin blue bar horizontally down the middle
of the low-visibility flag.
Kryštof Huk, 12 January 2019
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images by Kryštof Huk, 12 January 2019
Some shops also offer Thin Blue Line coats of
arms in Bohemian/Czech and Moravian versions. The latter is more common as it is
used by some Moravian nationalists as a more "Moravian" Thin Blue Line symbol.
Kryštof Huk, 12 January 2019
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