Flag of German Empire - Gösch
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That's what ChatGPT knows about the flag of German Empire - Gösch
This is what an AI says about the German Empire - Gösch flag
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The Gösch, also known as the German Empire Flag, was introduced in 1871 as the official symbol of the German Empire. It served as the symbol of the German Empire until 1918 and was used for military purposes, sea vessels and public buildings. It was also a symbol of German nationality and German nationalism.
This is what an AI knows about the history of the German Empire - Gösch flag
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The Gösch German Empire was introduced in 1871 and existed until the end of World War I in 1918. It was a black, white and red flag consisting of a black bar on top, a white bar in the middle and a red bar at the bottom. This flag was considered a symbol of the nation-state because of its strong symbolism, referring to the unity and progress of the German Empire.
This is how an AI describes the German Empire - Gösch flag
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The flag of the German Empire - also known as Gösch - consists of a black cross on a white background. The black cross is divided into four equal-sized fields, each containing a white cross. Each of the four white crosses is in turn divided into four equal sized squares. There is a black cross in each of the 16 squares. The flag was used as the flag of the German Empire in the 19th century. It was also used as a naval flag and was seen on all German warships.
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