Red, white, and blue. Three colors, a Scandinavian cross, and a secret that almost no one notices at first glance.
Since 1821 this flag has flown in Norway just as Fredrik Meltzer designed it, but look at it carefully: within its stripes, fragments of other flags from around the world are hidden. Social media users have spent years pointing out the same detail without agreeing on how many there are.
The flag of Norway hides 8 flags from other countries.
Because of its Scandinavian cross design and its color combination, by taking different fragments or sections, the following national emblems can be identified:
Poland and Indonesia (they are the same).
Monaco.
Finland (ignoring proportions and the orientation of the cross).
Thailand.
The Netherlands.
Paraguay (without the coat of arms).
France
