Flag of Lithuania
Colors
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Meaning & Symbolism
Yellow represents the sun, light, and the prosperity that the Lithuanian people aspire to achieve. Green symbolizes the country's extensive fields and forests, as well as hope for the future. Red embodies the nation's courage and the blood shed in the struggle for freedom and independence.
History
Used since 1918 and banned during Soviet occupation (1940-1990). Restored as a symbol of independence in 1990, with Lithuania being the first Baltic country to declare independence from the USSR.
Curiosities
Lithuania was the last European country to convert to Christianity (1387). The flag is one of the few in the world without blue among European countries.
