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2 blue horizontal stripes on the top and bottom part of the flag, blue representing the freedom of Insburg, and a red vertical stripe representing freedom of religion and the blood spilled on a church during the Insburgian revolution. In the middle there is the smaller version of the Insburguian coat of arms which represents the 5 Insburguian values and the royal family.
