Flag of Georgia - National Symbol and Historical Meaning #1797902 (License: Personal Use)

The flag of Georgia consists of a large red St. George’s cross extending to the edges, overlaid on a white field, with five smaller red crosses-one in each quadrant and one centered on the main cross-symbolizing the Five Holy Wounds of Christ and Georgia’s Christian heritage. Its design dates back to medieval times and was officially readopted after the Rose Revolution in 2004. The vibrant red and white colors reflect courage, purity, and national identity.

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