Its nemesis, the Confederacy flag, explains Marshall, variously symbolised states’ rights, the Klan and the good old South.

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viimases peatükis käiakse läbi kõik ülejäänud inimkonnale mingitel aegadel olulised lipud - Jolly Roger ja Punane Rist (teate, et lisaks ristile ja poolkuule on nüüd ka Punane Teemant olemas?A book which documents the downfall of Slobodan Milošević and contains Marshall's account of his experiences during the Yugoslav Wars. Tim Marshall is reported to be a supporter of Leeds United - on Politics Live on 22 February 2022, a Leeds United logo was visible. Marshall is no stranger to politics and this book definitely showcases his erudite knowledge, this is geopolitics mixed in with historical data and even anthropology and sociology.

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Later he commented that his picture “said something to me about the strength of the American people.He was also Sky News Europe Correspondent, heading up their Brussels news bureau and also regularly contributed to the channel's former World News Tonight international news bulletin (including as stand-in host). Do pick it up if you have the time, and definitely do pick it up if you're just interested in the subject - it's a very good place to start. That the stars of the fifty states were held aloft by men in uniform may have spoken to the streak of militarism that tinges American culture, but to see the red, white, and blue amid the awful gray devastation of Ground Zero will also have helped many ordinary citizens to cope with the other deeply disturbing images emerging from New York City that autumn day. Marshall goes further than current nation states and discusses the flags of non-state actors such as the Red Cross, Hezbollah, the United Nations and NATO.