Estonian Flag - National Symbol of Estonia #1820086 (License: Personal Use)

The Estonian flag consists of three horizontal bands-blue, black, and white-each occupying one-third of the flag’s height. Blue represents loyalty and the sky, black signifies the soil and the endurance of the Estonian people, and white stands for purity, virtue, and hope. It was first used in 1884 by Estonian students and officially adopted upon independence in 1918, then reinstated in 1990 following the restoration of sovereignty.

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