Greek Flag - National Symbol of Greece | Official Design & Meaning #124700 (License: Personal Use)

The Greek flag consists of nine equal horizontal stripes of blue and white, representing the nine syllables of the phrase “Ελευθερία ή Θάνατος” (Freedom or Death), and a white cross on a blue canton symbolizing Greek Orthodoxy. Adopted in 1822 during the War of Independence, it remains one of the world’s oldest national flags still in use. Its vivid azure blue evokes the Aegean Sea and sky, while white reflects purity and hope.

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