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by Roberto Breschi, 11 August 2003
Roberto Breschi, in his presantation: "Flags in
Italy under Napoleon's pressure" at ICV 20 in Stockholm,
reported about the Republic of Crema (Rep. Cremasca): This
republic existed for 110 day between 28 March and 9 July 1797.
Its flag was gold Coat of Arms and inscription on white
background.
Dov Gutterman, 4 August 2003
Crema Republic flag as was published in Flag Report 31
(Spanish version).
Jaume Ollé, 5 August 2003
Note that it is quite certain that the stripes of the
coat-of-arms on the original flags were white and red. They were
embroidered by silver and golden thread to impart richness to the
flag.
Roberto Breschi, 11 August 2003
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