The width and the course of the black stripes were changed compared to the previous version. Regardless of these days, all warships that received a head of state were obliged to show the Reichskriegsflagge. In addition, ships in home waters had to hoist the Reichskriegsflagge on 1 March (commemorating the 1935 reintegration of the Territory of the Saar Basin into Germany), 29 August (the day of the founding of the Prussian Navy in 1859), the first Sunday after Michaelmas and the day of the Harvest festival. These were 1 January (New year), 18 January (founding day of the German Empire in 1871), 30 January ("day of national survey"), 20 April ( Adolf Hitler's birthday), 1 May ("Labor Day") and 31 May (anniversary of the World War I Battle of Jutland). Thus, it also served the Kriegsmarine as the naval ensign, which was hoisted on Flag days regardless of the location of the ship.
The Reichskriegsflagge, which was introduced on 7 November 1935, was widely used in the Wehrmacht. Used by merchant navy captains who were retired Navy officers (reserve officers) At sea was used since 1933 exclusively and prescribed the version with the inwardly offset swastika. The width ratios of red area: circular disk: red area behaved as 9: 18: 13. National and merchant flag, and Marine jack This article shows a list of flags of the German Navy, which includes flags, standards and pennants that used in the years between 19 by the German Kriegsmarine and merchant navy.
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