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Caserta (Campania, Italy)

Cittá di Caserta

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The Gonfalon

The last issue of the municipal bulletin of Versailles has a colour picture of the gonfalon of Caserta (Italy). The cities of Versailles and Caserta have recently established friendly relationships. The palace of Caserte, then in the kingdom of the two Sicilies, was built by the architect L. Vanvitelli on the model of the palace of Versailles between 1752 and 1773. Versailles and Caserta plan to create a network of European royal and imperial cities. Caserta is now a province capital of ca. 65,000 inhabitants located in the North of Naples. The German forces in Italy surrendered in Caserta in 1945.
The gonfanon is a 8:5 flag, vertically divided blue-red. The gonfanon is charged with the Coat of Arms of Caserte with the writing CITTA' DI CASERTA in an arc of golden letters above the coat of arms.
Ivan Sache, 27 Febuary 2001


Coat of Arms

The Coat of arms of the 'comune' of Caserta is from <www.caserta.peoples.it>. Caserta is in the region of Campania (made famous by Hannibal).
Jarig Bakker, 15 July 1999