Flag of North German Confederation

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This is what an AI says about the North German Confederation flag
The flag of the North German Confederation was a flag used during the German Empire from 1867 to 1871. It consisted of a white cross on a black background, symbolizing the colors of the flags of the North German states. The flag was also called the "Unity Flag" because it was considered a symbol of the unity of the North German states. It was also a symbol of the progress that the North German states were making during this period.
This is what an AI knows about the history of the North German Confederation flag
The flag of the North German Confederation was introduced in 1867 in response to the German Zollverein. It consisted of a white cross on a black background and symbolized the unity of the German states. The North German Confederation existed until 1871, when it was replaced by the German Reichsgründungsvertrag.
This is how an AI describes the North German Confederation flag
The historical flag of the North German Confederation consisted of a black-white-red triangle crowned with a black eagle on a white shield in the center of the triangle. The eagle was decorated with a white band and gold leaf background. The background of the triangle was white and the three sides were depicted with black, white and red. The eagle sat on a black shield painted with six gold stars. The black eagle symbolized the unity of the German states.

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