Order of the Yugoslav Flag
The Order of the Yugoslavian Flag ( Serbo-Croatian : Orden jugoslovenske zastave; Slovenian : Red jugoslovanske zastave; Macedonian : Орден на југословенското знаме) was awarded initially in three classes on November 26, 1947 , and later donated to three classes on November 26, 1947 by Marshal Josip Broz . On December 4, 1998, the order was reintroduced through the passing of the law of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, but the order of precedence was different than before.
Order decoration
The medallion is a medallion with the Yugoslav state flag in the center of the honor wreath on a five-pointed star.
Classes
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The First Class of the Order of the Yugoslavian Flag was given to foreign nationals in the rank of ministers and foreign ambassadors, until December 31, 1985 to 1,081 foreigners and 342 citizens of the SFRY.
The order of the Yugoslav flag with a golden crown on the collar (2nd class) was awarded to state secretaries, recorders, prominent scientists, professors, writers, artists and publicists, up to the end of 1985 1,443 people had been honored.
The order of the Yugoslav flag with a gold star on the necklace (3rd grade) was awarded to heads of departments of the foreign ministries, high-level advisers, prominent businessmen and officials or professors, by the end of 1985 1,300 people had been awarded.
For example, the Order of the Yugoslav Flag with a Gold Star (4th grade) was awarded to foreign advisors to the state administration or the first secretaries of the foreign ministries, to a total of 955 people by the end of 1985.
The Order of the Yugoslav Flag with a Silver Star (5th grade) was mainly awarded to the secretaries of the foreign ministries and other members of the diplomatic and consular professions, up to the end of 1985 there were 769 people.
Known porters
- 1967: Eduard Chaloupka (1st class)
- 1970: Lotte Lemke (3rd grade)
- 1972: Anne, Princess Royal (1st class)
- 1974: Erich Mielke (1st class)
- 1978: Max Grünbeck (3rd class)
- 1986: Adam Zielinski
- 1991: Erich Saling (3rd grade)
- Kirsten Svineng
- Hans Reichmann
- Hanno Drechsler (2nd class)
- Alois Mock (4th grade)
- Ludwig Denecke (2nd class)
- Per Hansson
- Roberto Casellas Leal
literature
- Paul Ohm Hieronymussen: Handbook of European orders in colors. Universitas Verlag, Berlin 1975, ISBN 3-8004-0948-8 .