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Georgia: Political parties

Party of Validity
National-Democratic Party of Georgia
Georgian National Independence Party

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Georgia
Georgia: Flags used during the Rose Revolution (November 2003)

Party of Validity

Flag of the Party of Validity - Image by Mikhail Revnivtsev, 7 April 2005

The new Georgian opposition party called Party of Validity held a meeting in Batumi, as reported by the Russian TV networks Channel First and NTV (3 April 2005), and the Russian newspaper Nezavisimaya Gazeta (4 April 2005).
The leader of the party is Igor Georgadze. Its flag is vertically divided green-white-red, with an apparent ratio of 3:5.

Mikhail Revnivtsev, 7 April 2005

National-Democratic Party of Georgia

Flag of the National-Democratic Party of Georgia - Image by Ivan Sache, 15 April 2000

The statutes of the National-Democratic Party of Georgia, section 1.3, say:

- Party coat of arms: the Holy Grail.
- Party flag: Tricolor with white, dark red and black stripes, with the Party coat of arms on the dark red stripe.

Source: Georgian Parliament website (page no longer available)

Dov Gutterman, 15 April 2000

Georgian National Independence Party

A flag attributed to the Monarchists has been reported several times (and illustrated with a picture), as a white flag with a red horse surrounded by six golden five pointed stars and a black device (supposed to be a crown) above.
According to Mr. Zaza Kiknadze, Georgian heraldist and vexillologist, this is the flag of the Georgian National Independence Party (GNIP), which is Republican and not Monarchist. The horse is in fact an unicorn. No information about the device is avilable.

Jaume Ollé, 3 February 1999