The Flag of Weimarer Land, Germany, refers to the national flag used by the German state of Weimarer Republik (Weimar Republic) between 1919 and 1933. It consists of three equal vertical bands of black, red, and gold from left to right. This tricolor design mirrors the flags of the French First Republic and the North German Confederation. The Weimarer Land flag represents the democratic ideals of the early Weimar Republic but was replaced by the swastika-emblazoned Nazi flag upon Adolf Hitler’s rise to power in 1933. The modern Federal Republic of Germany no longer uses this particular design, although it maintains a similar black, red, and gold color scheme in its current flag.