russian flag WW1?

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hi
thank you to identify this flag
cordially
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hi
russian or prussian flag?
ty
cordially
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strange combination of symbols ...

hi
russian or prussian flag?
ty
cordially
ced

I'm not aware of russian or prussian use
of the "fleur-de-lis" (flower of the lily),
traditionally it represents French royalty.
In this case with eagles, makes a strange
combination of symbols. IMO more of a
nonsense theatrical design or movie prop.
................OFW..................

(below) Actual fleur-de-lis Hollywood movie example - a
captured flag trophy from "The Fallen Sparrow" (1943), it
hangs as undisputed evidence of a past defeated enemy.

[Gerdan]

The elements double eagle and lily are also components of the Serbian coat of arms.

https://www.google.de/search?q=wappe...=1498248676788

Gerdan

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wappen serbien doppeladler lilien ???

The elements double eagle and lily are also
components of the Serbian coat of arms. ...
Gerdan

Link provided shows lots of serbian
double headed eagle arms, but I'm
not seeing any with a lily included.
......OFW......

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The first one has in the lower right and left corner on both sides a lily.

Gerdan

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Serbia Arms fleur-de-lis use ???

The first one has in the lower right and left corner on both sides a lily.
Gerdan

OK, thanks. Now trying to figure out why?
Seems that the fleur-de-lis use is a dynastic
emblem relating the Serbian noble family to
the rulers of the House of Bourbon - The Serb
Branković medieval noble family and dynasty
according to genealogies intermarried with
other noble houses from Merovingian, Capet,
Carolingian, Valois, Italy, Bonaparte, Orléans,
and Bourbon.
OFW
(below) As cited post #4 link the "first one",
Coat of Arms Kingdom of Serbia (1882-1918)

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hi
thank's
and "Este Flag"? with eagle and lys


https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichie..._Este_1535.svg