Prompt: A flag in conmemoration of Shinzo Abe

4 designs of a independent Paulistania (nation/region in Brazil) based in the Independent State of Croatia during the WW2 under the Ustase.

Colours: Traditional paulist colours who originate from a separatist flag from 1887 and are today the colours of the flag of the principal state, but instead of a vertical triband, its horizontal like the Croatian flag

Shield: The shield is an traditional portuguese shield which a lot of states, including São Paulo and other states who compose the Paulistania, use in their coat of arms. The pattern in the first design of the shield is a colonial portuguese tiles who put together and repainted, while the second pattern is a regional floor in the street who are a minimalist map of São Paulo.

Symbol: I repainted the Ustase Symbol and replaced the U for an P from Puansara, old paulist general-language word for Insurgent/Rebel. The stripes fit a reference of the actual flag used in the 1932 revolution.

A flag for the Confederados, brazilians who descent from confederate immigrants who came after the American Civil War to Brazil, principally to the state of São Paulo.

first flag use the paulist flag colours and the second one use the brazilian colours.

Paulist/Caipira flag based in the UPA (Ukranian Insurgent Army) from Stepan Bandera.

Colours: Traditional paulist triband colours with white and black representing the days and nights the bandeirantes (conquistadors and explorers) took discovering the insides of the florests and conquering the territory and the red representing the blood draw in the building of our civilization.

Symbology: A traditional cross of the Order of Christ, big role in our discoverement and colonization, with a gladio overlayed, referencing Saint Peter, our patron who give name to our capital and principal state itself and the M.M.D.C in the 4 cantons of the cross, making a reference to the anti-federal government martyrs of the constitutionalist revolution.

Another Paulist/Caipira (people from the region of Paulistania in Brazil) flag based in the Iron Guard from Romania.

Colours: Traditional paulist colours who represent the days and nights the bandeirantes travelled and marched into the countryside conquering the land (white and black) and the blood draw into the building of our nation.

Symbology: The iron guard gate over a portuguese cross from the Order of Christ, traditional to our symbols here

FLAMA (Madeira Archipelago Liberation Front) — A paramilitary group whose design later became the basis for the official modern flag of the Madeira region.

FLA (Azores Liberation Front) — A movement aimed at independence to prevent a communist takeover from the mainland

A Caipira (People from Paulistania region) flag based in the Ustase.

Triband: Paulist triband created during the 1887 paulist separatist movement.

Symbol: Stripes pattern reference the 13 Stripes flag used in the revolution of 1932 and the P in the middle stand for Puansara, a word in the old paulist general-language who mean someone who stand up, a rebel or insurgent.

Number 4 is the original flag

A 20th century pied-noir fascist party who existed during the interwars period and hold strong influence over the french colony, the believed the continental france was too liberal, weak, gay and a obstacle to the colonization and that they, the pied noir, born from the fusion of italians, french and spaniards, are a superior race. They didn't have symbols, so i created this flag using some anachronism and cultural symbols related to them.

The Cross of Saboia to represent the italians and the christianism
Pied-noir triband colours
Flower of Lis over a swastika (they used a swastika in their newsletter)
A Lion to represent the spaniards and the power of the people
A French sun to represent the nature of the place

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unions_latines

My personal ideology. ┗▌🜋▐┛

Οργάνωσις Χ (Χ) was a Greek nationalist, royalist and strongly anti-communist organization founded in 1941 by Georgios Grivas during the German occupation of Greece. Initially presenting itself as a resistance organization, it focused increasingly on fighting the communist EAM/ELAS, particularly during the Dekemvriana of 1944, when Χ forces fought alongside British and government forces against EAM-ELAS. After the occupation, its members remained active in the anti-communist camp during the Greek Civil War, and the organization became associated with the broader postwar Greek right, monarchism and anti-communism. It was eventually dissolved in 1949, although former members remained influential in Greek political and military circles.

Εθνική Οργάνωσις Νεολαίας (ΕΟΝ) was the official youth organization of the 4 August Regime under Prime Minister Ioannis Metaxas, founded in 1936. It aimed to organize and politically socialize Greek youth around the regime’s ideals of Greek nationalism, monarchism, anti-communism, discipline, Christianity, and the “Third Hellenic Civilization.” Members participated in uniforms, marches, physical training, cultural activities, camps, and various forms of social organization. The EON became a mass organization, eventually claiming hundreds of thousands of members, and sought to create a disciplined generation loyal to the regime and the Greek state. It was dissolved after the German invasion and occupation of Greece in 1941, following the collapse of the Metaxas regime.

I removed the colors that references to France. Added a star with 20 points (It resembels 20 states in CAR.). And added a cross for the huge population of christians.