β² 131 r/vexillology
The French tricolor flag with subtle changes in 1976 π«π·
They say it was changed to match the colors of the European Union.
u/taehunLee1919 β 4 days ago
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The emblems of Pan Am, Continental, and Transamerica Airlines. Legendary major airlines that have now disappeared.
Legends that once ruled the world"s and America's sky.
u/taehunLee1919 β 1 month ago
β² 39 r/AskTheWorld
Upload a photo that best represents the 80s or 90s vibe of the country you live in.
π°π· korea 1980~1990s.
It seems like it was more lively than it is now.
u/taehunLee1919 β 1 month ago
β² 278 r/AskTheWorld
Upload the most beautiful photo of the city you live in.
Korae Seoul π°π·
u/taehunLee1919 β 1 month ago
β² 38 r/Emblems
North Korea's emblem. 1948,1949,1993(Reverse order)
North Korea was a pro-Soviet communist state. However, starting in the 1950s, Kim Il-sung was suddenly elevated to the status of a god, other factions were purged, and the country transitioned into a hereditary dictatorship. In doing so, it completely abandoned Marxism, communism, fundamental socialism, and even the historical significance of the Korean Communist Party's Korean independence movement, becoming a deformed, pseudo-totalitarian state. I cannot understand North Korean history, lol. Just a cult
u/taehunLee1919 β 1 month ago
β² 66 r/AskTheWorld
Are there any once-great landmarks in your country that no longer exist?
π°π·. But I don't want to see the latter one again γ γ
u/taehunLee1919 β 1 month ago
β² 115 r/AskTheWorld
Show off your country's greatest landmark!! (Exclude the Eiffel Tower, Big Ben, Statue of Liberty, and Brandenburg Gate as they are too famous!)
Korae! π°π· Gwanghwa gate
u/taehunLee1919 β 1 month ago
β² 71 r/AskTheWorld
What is the official residence/office of your country's president, supreme leader, or head of state?
π°π· My country!
u/taehunLee1919 β 1 month ago
β² 625 r/HistoricalCapsule
(2013) British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's funeral.
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u/taehunLee1919 β 1 month ago
β² 496 r/HistoricalCapsule
Finnish soldiers showing off a military flag captured from the Soviet army. This photo was taken on August 15, 1941, in Sortavala Karelia. (Contiuation War)
u/taehunLee1919 β 1 month ago
β² 1.5k r/HistoricalCapsule
An photo of the Kowloon Walled City interior, Hong Kong taken in 1989. The walled city contained 50,000 residents within its 2.6-hectare (6.4-acre) borders. It was demolished in 1994.
u/taehunLee1919 β 1 month ago
β² 407 r/OldPhotosInRealLife
Busan Haeundae in the 1980s and the present π°π·
u/taehunLee1919 β 1 month ago
β² 23 r/scenery
Summer scenery of Magok Temple. Korea π°π·πͺ·
It is a thousand-year-old temple located in Gongju, South Korea, near Sejong.
u/taehunLee1919 β 2 months ago
β² 43 r/Emblems
Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon emblem. It is French territory. π΅π²π«π·
u/taehunLee1919 β 2 months ago
β² 11 r/flags
Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon. It is French territory! This is my personal favorite flag.π΅π²
π«π· π΅π²
u/taehunLee1919 β 2 months ago
β² 44 r/Emblems
Changes in the Czechoslovakian emblem π¨πΏ(Reverse order)
u/taehunLee1919 β 2 months ago