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Emblema de la República de Turquía, utilizado en el logotipo del Parlamento turco, la Oficina del Primer Ministro y otros ministerios; como la insignia de los equipos deportivos nacionales y atletas, y en las tarjetas de identidad no digitales.
La bandera de Turquía consiste en una luna menguante (vista desde el hemisferio norte) y una estrella blanca sobre un fondo rojo. Más conocida como la bandera turca, también es llamada Ay Yıldız (en turco: luna y estrella) o Alsancak (en turco: bandera roja). Este emblema fue adoptado en 1876.
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The star and crescentdesign appears on Ottoman flags beginning in the late 18th or early 19th century. The white star and crescent moon on red as the flag of the Ottoman Empire were introduced in 1844. After the declaration of the Republic of Turkey in 1923, the new administrative regime maintained the last flag of the Ottoman Empire. Proportional ...
Fundamentals of the Turkish flag were laid down by Turkish Flag Law No. 2994 on 29 May 1936 during the Republic period of Turkey. Turkish Flag Regulation No. 2/7175 dated 28 July 1937, and Supplementary Regulation No. 11604/2 dated 29 July 1939, were enacted to describe how the flag law would be implemented. The Turkish Flag Law No. 2893 dated 22 S...
Colours
In an RGB colour space, the red colour of the Turkish flag is composed of 89% red, 3.9% green, and 9% blue (in hexadecimal colour code #E30A17). In a CMYK colour space, it is composed of 0% cyan, 95.6% magenta, 89.9% yellow and 11% black. It has a hue angle of 356.4 degrees, a saturation of 91.6%, and a lightness of 46.5%. The red colour on the Turkish flag is vivid redand this colour can be obtained by blending #FF142E with #C70000. The closest websafe colour is: #CC0000. The colours approxi...
Dimensions
The specification below, given by Turkish Flag Law, implies that the distance between (the left edge of) the inner circle of the crescent and a vertical line connecting the two pointed ends of the crescent is 279⁄800G = 0.34875 G; thus, the left point of the star intrudes about 0.0154 G beyond that line.
State institutions
The flag is always displayed prominently in state institutions from schools to ministries. The Beştepe Presidential Complex, Parliament, ministries, schools, military, councils, governors buildings, muhtar's offices, bridges, airports, and every state owned building in the country features one or more flags of Turkey.
Uniforms
On military uniforms the flag is displayed on a patch either on the right shoulder or on the front of the uniform. Helmets can display the flag too on the front or the sides. Flight suits, navy uniforms, Jandarmauniforms and others feature the flag on shoulder patches or helmets. Along with uniforms several emblems and patches display the flag with prominence or minor alteration.
Days of display
Turkey celebrates many national events such as battle victories and Republic Day. People come to the streets with their flags to celebrate such days. On other occasions the public uses the flag heavily when protesting or commemorating certain events or deaths respectively. Statues and monuments may be draped with the flag while marches and songs are played. On television screens the flag is displayed in celebration of such events too with the portrait of Atatürknext to it. The flag may also b...
Flag of Turkey and Northern CyprusThe flag is prominently displayed in classrooms and any and all state institutions.The Turkish flag brought upon the annexation of Hatay.Celebration of Republic DayUn emblema circular basado en la bandera turca se utiliza en las organizaciones del gobierno, ministerios y parlamento turco. También se utilizó como distintivo de los atletas y deportistas turcos y en los viejos documentos de identidad de ese país.
El poder legislativo reside en la Gran Asamblea Nacional de Turquía, compuesta por 600 diputados elegidos para una legislatura de cinco años con los votos de los ciudadanos turcos mayores de 18 años.
Alejandría. 8 minutos. La bandera turca, conocida como la «ay-yıldız» en turco, es un emblema nacional que ha sido objeto de admiración y controversia a lo largo de la historia. En este artículo, exploraremos el significado detrás de los colores y símbolos que componen esta icónica bandera.
Este emblema fue adoptado en 1876. La bandera turca tiene un origen complejo e incierto, ya que es un diseño antiguo, siendo casi idéntico al de la última bandera del Imperio otomano.
