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The national flag of Azerbaijan Soviet Socialist Republic is a panel consisting of two horizontal bands of colour: the upper red part of three-quarters of the width and the bottom is blue, nearly one quarter the width of the flag with the image on the top left corner of the red band, at the flagpole and gold hammer and sickle, and above them a ...
Flag Date Use Description 1991: Ensign of the Azerbaijani Navy: As Azerbaijan was formerly a Soviet republic, the naval ensign of Azerbaijan closely mimics the old Soviet equivalent; a star and crescent replaces the red star, a blue anchor replaces the hammer and sickle, and what used to be a simple light blue bar at the bottom of the flag has been replaced by a wavy sort of pattern.
Rich oil deposits in Azerbaijan were famed for a long time. The first oil well was drilled in Baku in 1848. Azerbaijani oilmen produced 80% of fuel of whole country during World War II. [16] The world’s oldest offshore oil platform is also located in Azerbaijan (Oil Rocks). [17] Oil became the symbol of Azerbaijan. [18]
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Variant flag of DRA is on post stamp: . Standard flag was: , sources: Photo from the first meeting of a parlament of Azerbaijan. Tricolor behind the Mamed Amin Rasulzade (Moon and eightpointed star are on the red field in the center). Video from Museum of History of Azerbaijan. Flag made by Mamed Amin Rasulzade and Gulmammad Bagirov in Turkey.
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The history of Azerbaijan is understood as the history of the region now forming the Republic of Azerbaijan. Topographically, the land is contained by the southern slopes of the Caucasus Mountains in the north, the Caspian Sea in the east, and the Armenian Highlands in the west.