Julio Song
Writer, FlagDB
Julio is a staff writer at FlagDB. He studied Mathematics at the University of Madrid and has a passion for vexillology.
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The Flags of Afghanistan and Algeria Were Both Designed Around a War
The Flags of Legends: Mythology and Symbolism in National Banners
Why Countries Redesign Their Flags, and How the Argument Usually Ends
Flags of Countries That No Longer Exist, and Ones Nobody Looks At
Flag Design Across Cultures: A Comparative Study of Symbolism
The Flags of Unrecognized States: Symbols of Identity and Aspiration
The Design Problem Post-Colonial African Flags Had to Solve
The Flags of the Caribbean: Colonial Inheritance and Cultural Identity
Symbols of Sovereignty: Analyzing the Flags of the Post-Colonial World
Cultural Narratives in Flags: The Stories Behind National Symbols
Red Means Courage, Blue Means Calm: The Working Vocabulary of Flag Color
The Flags of Conflict: Symbolism in Battle-Torn Nations
The Flags of the Americas: Threads of History and Identity
Afghanistan Redrew Its Flag Constantly. Albania Barely Touched Its Own.
The Flags of Resilience: How Countries Use Symbols to Overcome Adversity
The Flags of Afghanistan, Argentina and Australia, and How They Got That Way
Algeria, Angola and Botswana: Three African Flags, One Overlapping Palette
Seven Flags With an Argument Hidden in the Middle
Flags Designed During a War Are More Specific Than Flags Designed in Peace
Flags of Diversity: Unique Symbols and National Identities
The Flags of Diverse Cultures: Symbolism and Design Across Nations
Cultural Stories Woven into Flags: The Case of Armenia and Algeria
What Algeria and Afghanistan Chose to Look Like After Colonial Rule
