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A flag from a colour plate entitled Les drapeaux des Belges à travers l'histoire (The flags of the Belgians through history) is shown as an illustration to the article Le drapeau belge (The Belgian flag), written by Louise Starck-Claessens.

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Description	English: A flag from a colour plate entitled Les drapeaux des Belges à travers l'histoire (The flags of the Belgians through history) is shown as an illustration to the article Le drapeau belge (The Belgian flag), written by Louise Starck-Claessens, President of the ADIPB (Académie pour la Défense et l'Illustration du Parler Bruxellois - Academy for the Defense and Illustration of the Brussels Language).
Date	16 July 2021
Source	"The flags of the Belgians through history" plate - The colour plate entitled Les drapeaux des Belges à travers l'histoire (The flags of the Belgians through history) is shown as an illustration to the article Le drapeau belge (The Belgian flag), written by Louise Starck-Claessens, President of the ADIPB (Académie pour la Défense et l'Illustration du Parler Bruxellois - Academy for the Defense and Illustration of the Brussels Language), founded in October 1989. - Last modified: 2010-09-25 by ivan sache (CRWFlags.com). Alleged flag of Lotharingia - Image by Ivan Sache, 16 June 2008. - A flag horizontally divided red-white-red is captioned "9th-12th centuries". The text by Louise Starck-Claessens says "We have found traces of a flag that we should consider as the first emblem to have been used on our territory, the flag of Lotharingia. It shows, according to the laws of heraldry, three horizontal stripes, red-white- red; it appeared at the end of the 9th century and disappeared at the end of the 12th century." - The "traces" of the flag are not explicited. (CRWFlags.com). Banner of "Lotricke", as shown in the Gelre Armorial - Image by Ivan Sache, 8 November 2009. - The Gelre Armorial (folio 72v, #806) shows a narrow vertical banner "Gules, a fess argent" as the banner of "Lotricke" in the Brabant/Limburg section, which seems to be the oldest representation (late 14th century) of the alleged flag of Lotharingia. - Ivan Sache & Jan Mertens, 26 December 2009. (CRWFlags.com). Alleged flag of Brabant - Image by Ivan Sache, 16 June 2008. - A flag horizontally divided red-white is captioned "13th century". Not specifically addressed in Louise Starck-Claessens' text, the flag might be covered by her next paragraph: "During the birth of the arms and the parcelling due to the feudal system, some principalities, like Brabant, kept it for a very restricted period." (CRWFlags.com). Important note: "Here again the statement is very vague and not substantiated by any historical evidence. Moreover, the Lothier banner shown above would have predated the birth of heraldry, while it is clearly a banner of arms." - Ivan Sache (CRW Flags), 16 June 2008. Alleged flag of the Burgundian Lower Countries - Image by Ivan Sache, 16 June 2008. - A white flag with a red saltire is captioned "15th-18th centuries". This is evidently a simplified depiction of the well-known Cross of Burgundy, said in Louise Starck-Claessens' text to have been "adopted by most of the provinces of the Lower Countries in the 15th century". (CRWFlags.com). Alleged flags of the Spanish Netherlands - Images by Ivan Sache, 16 June 2008 (left) and Klaus-Michael Schneider, 28 June 2009 (right). - A flag horizontally divided yellow-white-red is captioned "16th-18th centuries". 01. (CRWFlags.com). Alleged flags of the Spanish Netherlands - Images by Ivan Sache, 16 June 2008 (left) and Klaus-Michael Schneider, 28 June 2009 (right). - A flag horizontally divided yellow-white-red is captioned "16th-18th centuries". 02. (CRWFlags.com). Alleged flag of the Spanish Netherlands - Image by Klaus-Michael Schneider, 28 June 2009. - On a cigarette card album released in 1932, Neubecker shows (p. 32, image #109) the flag of the Spanish Netherlands as horizontally divided red-white-yellow with a red Cross of Burgundy shifted to the hoist. - Klaus-Michael Schneider, 28 June 2009 (CRWFlags.com).
Author	Louise Starck-Claessens, President of the ADIPB (Académie pour la Défense et l'Illustration du Parler Bruxellois - Academy for the Defense and Illustration of the Brussels Language).

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