The
Czech Republic Flag has red, white and blue colors which were adopted in the year in 1848 by Slovakia. The colors of this emblem became associated with agitation in the nineteenth century, for an autonomous rule in Czech and the Bohemians and Moravians created a white-over red bicolor. In 1918, this flag became the new
flag of Czechoslovak Republic . In 1920, the blue color was introduced into the Czechoslovak flag to represent Slovakia—as the new Slovak arms featured in blue the traditional mountains Tatra, Matra and Fatra. The initial
Czech Republic flag was identical to that of the Polish flag.
