Democratic People's Republic of Korea Flag

The Democratic People's Republic of Korea, more commonly known as North Korea, established this flag in 1948, after becoming a Communist state. Containing a similar color scheme from the Republic of Korea's flag, this flag contains a red stripe, representing revolutionary traditions, a red star for communism, two blue stripes for peace and friendship, and white stripes for purity. Several other flags are also in use, such as the Korean People's Army flag and the Worker's Party of Korea.