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The pre-1920 flags are unknown. In 1920 the flag was
hoisted. The size of the canton is unknown.
Jaume Ollé, 08 Oct 1996
Square green canton. In the upper half of the canton a
yellow crescent (points upward) and star (like in present
Mauretanian flag). In the lower half
of the canton in yellow a crossed sickle, spade and cotton
plant.
Mark Sensen 14 Jul 1996
Znamierowski [zna00], p. 106, shows for
Khorezm, 1920-1922, a different flag. It is a 2:3 red field with a green
canton. A yellow crescent and star are placed in the canton. The star is
tilted towards the upper hoist.
Ivan Sache 15 Mar 2001
In 1921 the constitution establizhed that the flag is «a
red field, while one quarter of this field to the top of the
staff is of green color, and the crescent and a star are
depicted in this green portion". Possible minor change.
Jaume Ollé, 08 Oct 1996
But the Constitution of 1922 says: "...red colour with
A PORTION of the flag in the left corner..." Possible minor
change.
Jaume Ollé, 08 Oct 1996
In 1923 Khiva or Khwarezm is converted in the Socialist
Soviet Republic of Khwarezm and adopted a new flag with the
letters HSSR in the canton (but I don’t know if the letters
are in latin or arabic characters) and above this the
fivepointed red star with yellow border, and «under it»
(I dont know if is «under the star or under the letters»
the words in gold: «Workers of the world, Unite!» (in
cirilic, in latin characters, in arabic characteres?, I
dont know.)
Jaume Ollé, 08 Oct 1996
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