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![[Naval Reserve Officers' Civil Ensign 1921-1933 (Germany)]](../images/d/de1921~r.gif)
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Image by M. Schmöger, 22 February 2002
Similar to the merchant flag, but with an Iron Cross on the national flag in canton. Usage basically as its Imperial equivalent. Used from 1921-1933.
Norman Martin, 1998
A special version of the civil ensign was introduced for captains in the naval reserve. This was the civil ensign with a black iron cross —fimbriated black and white— added to the black-red-gold canton. It was regulated in the regulation of 11 April 1921, finally in force 1 January 1922. Sources:
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