Vierkleur

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Vierkleur is the historic four-coloured national flag of the former South African Republic (Transvaal), symbolizing the Boer republic’s identity in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical flag
national flag
alsoKnownAs Transvaal flag
Flag of the South African Republic
surface form: flag of the South African Republic
associatedWith Pretoria, South Africa
surface form: Pretoria

Transvaal
category Boer republics
surface form: Boer Republics

Flags of former countries
National symbols of South African Republic
color blue
green
red
white
continent Africa
country South African Republic
hasCulturalSignificance marker of Afrikaner identity
symbol of Boer heritage
hasDesignFeature horizontal red white blue stripes on the fly
vertical green stripe at the hoist
hasOrientation horizontal tricolour with vertical hoist stripe
hasSymbolicMeaning Boer resistance to British rule
independence of the South African Republic
historicalPeriod Second Boer War
surface form: Second Boer War era

late 19th century
inspiredBy flag of the Netherlands (tricolour concept)
surface form: Dutch tricolour
languageOfName Afrikaans
meaningOfName four colours
politicalEntityType Boer republics
surface form: Boer republic
region Southern Africa
relatedTo Dutch flag
Flag of South Africa (1928–1994)
Flag of the Orange Free State
scriptOfName Latin alphabet
status historic flag
symbolOf Afrikaner nationalism
Boer republic identity
usedAs military flag of Boer forces
national flag of the South African Republic
usedBy Afrikaners
surface form: Boers

South African Republic
usedIn 19th century
early 20th century
usedInContext Afrikaner cultural events
Boer War commemorations
usedUntil early 20th century

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