Slovenia
White, blue and red with the arms.
History and symbolism
The pan Slavic tricolor carries the arms of Mount Triglav above two wavy lines for the sea and rivers, with three gold six pointed stars of the counts of Celje above the peak. The tricolor dates to 1848, and the arms were added at independence in 1991.
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