raising of the flag - translation to spanish
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raising of the flag - translation to spanish

RAISING OF THE INK FLAG AT UMM RASHRASH
The Ink Flag; Ink Flag (Israel); Raising of the Ink Flag
  • ''Raising of the Ink Flag'', a photograph by Micha Perry. The soldier on the pole is Captain [[Avraham Adan]].

raising of the flag      
alce de la bandera (alzar la bandera nacional al tope del mástil - por la mañana o en una ocasión festiva)
flags         
  • Ensign]]s are flown on boats to indicate the country of registration of the boat.
  • car race]]
  • Bronze flag Derafsh Shahdad found in [[Shahdad]], Iran, third millennium BC
  • The Danish national flag (Dannebrog) waving in [[Samsø]]
  • Ensign of the RAF]] displays the RAF [[roundel]] that is also displayed on the fuselage and wings of British warplanes.
  • upright=1.25
  • The [[Flag of Ethiopia]]'s colours inspired the colours of many African national flags.
  • The [[flag of Kiribati]], a [[banner of arms]]
  • The [[flag of Mauritania]], a yellow crescent and star on a green field between two red stripes.
  • double-pennon]]
  • The Ohio flag, a [[pennon]]
  • San Francisco Conference]], second version adopted by the U.N., December 1946
  • The former flagpole in Kew Gardens, taken shortly before its removal in 2007
  • Open swimming area
  • Flags at [[half-mast]] outside [[Central Plaza, Hong Kong]], after the [[2008 Sichuan earthquake]]. The [[Flag of Saudi Arabia]] is exempted.
  • Closed swimming area
  • The international maritime signal flag ''Kilo'' (letter ''K'')
  • disp=sqbr}}) in 1989.
  • Tribal flags at Meeting Place Monument/Flag Plaza at the Oklahoma State Capitol
  • Vertical flags seen in Switzerland
  • Personal flag of Queen [[Elizabeth II]]
  • Red flag at a beach in Ireland, indicating that the water is not safe for swimming
  • Semaphore signals for the letters of the English alphabet
  • One of the two 60-foot-tall flagpoles in the [[Siena Cathedral]]. During the [[battle of Montaperti]] (1260), Bocca degli Abati, a Sienese spy, brought Florence's flag down, causing panic among the Florentine soldiers and ultimately their defeat.
  • ''[[Sujagi]]'' of [[Eo Jae-yeon]], captured in 1871
PIECE OF FABRIC WITH A DISTINCTIVE DESIGN, USED AS A SYMBOL
Flag pole; Symbolic cloth flag; Flags; Flagpole (structure); Flagstaff (structure); List of largest flags; List of World's Largest Flags; List of flags by size; Linguistic flag; Flagpoles; Car flag; Flag-raising ceremony; Flag raising ceremony; Flagmast; 🚩; Vertical flag
banderas [Noun]
Flag         
  • Ensign]]s are flown on boats to indicate the country of registration of the boat.
  • car race]]
  • Bronze flag Derafsh Shahdad found in [[Shahdad]], Iran, third millennium BC
  • The Danish national flag (Dannebrog) waving in [[Samsø]]
  • Ensign of the RAF]] displays the RAF [[roundel]] that is also displayed on the fuselage and wings of British warplanes.
  • upright=1.25
  • The [[Flag of Ethiopia]]'s colours inspired the colours of many African national flags.
  • The [[flag of Kiribati]], a [[banner of arms]]
  • The [[flag of Mauritania]], a yellow crescent and star on a green field between two red stripes.
  • double-pennon]]
  • The Ohio flag, a [[pennon]]
  • San Francisco Conference]], second version adopted by the U.N., December 1946
  • The former flagpole in Kew Gardens, taken shortly before its removal in 2007
  • Open swimming area
  • Flags at [[half-mast]] outside [[Central Plaza, Hong Kong]], after the [[2008 Sichuan earthquake]]. The [[Flag of Saudi Arabia]] is exempted.
  • Closed swimming area
  • The international maritime signal flag ''Kilo'' (letter ''K'')
  • disp=sqbr}}) in 1989.
  • Tribal flags at Meeting Place Monument/Flag Plaza at the Oklahoma State Capitol
  • Vertical flags seen in Switzerland
  • Personal flag of Queen [[Elizabeth II]]
  • Red flag at a beach in Ireland, indicating that the water is not safe for swimming
  • Semaphore signals for the letters of the English alphabet
  • One of the two 60-foot-tall flagpoles in the [[Siena Cathedral]]. During the [[battle of Montaperti]] (1260), Bocca degli Abati, a Sienese spy, brought Florence's flag down, causing panic among the Florentine soldiers and ultimately their defeat.
  • ''[[Sujagi]]'' of [[Eo Jae-yeon]], captured in 1871
PIECE OF FABRIC WITH A DISTINCTIVE DESIGN, USED AS A SYMBOL
Flag pole; Symbolic cloth flag; Flags; Flagpole (structure); Flagstaff (structure); List of largest flags; List of World's Largest Flags; List of flags by size; Linguistic flag; Flagpoles; Car flag; Flag-raising ceremony; Flag raising ceremony; Flagmast; 🚩; Vertical flag
Indicador, bandera, señalizador

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Wikipedia

Ink Flag

The Ink Flag (Hebrew: דֶּגֶל הַדְּיוֹ, Degel HaDyo) was a handmade Israeli flag raised in March 1949 during the 1948 Arab–Israeli War to mark the capture of Umm Rashrash. The flag’s display in what later became the city of Eilat was replaced two hours later by an official flag when the Golani Brigade arrived.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ink Flag
Examples of use of raising of the flag
1. The photo actually shows the second raising of the flag that day on Mount Suribachi on the Japanese island.
2. Occupying an entire wall next to it is a painting reinterpreting an American icon, the raising of the flag at Iwo Jima.
3. Mr McPhatter, who went on to serve in Vietnam and rose to the rank of lieutenant commander in the US navy, even had a part in the raising of the flag.
4. A combat photographer with the 28th Marines, Genaust filmed the raising of the flag atop Iwo Jima‘s Mount Suribachi on Feb. 23, 1'45, standing just feet away from AP photographer Joe Rosenthal as he took the photograph that won a Pulitzer Prize and came to symbolize the war in the Pacific.
5. A combat photographer with the 28th Marines, Genaust filmed the raising of the flag atop Iwo Jima‘s Mount Suribachi on Feb. 23, 1'45, standing just feet away from Associated Press photographer Joe Rosenthal as he took the photograph that won a Pulitzer Prize and came to symbolize the war in the Pacific.
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