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    Who designed Italy's national flag?

    Question #10086. Asked by Candace. (Feb 02 01 1:32 PM)


    TheJay

    		French Republics in Italy designed it during the Napoleonic Wars, basing it on the French tri-color. Source: http://www.arcaini.com/ITALY/ItalianFlag/HistoryOfItalianFlag.htm

    Feb 03 01, 12:17 AM

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