| The is similar to the Bulgarian banner, while the is similar to the Hungarian banner | Later the green, white and red cockade always spread to a greater extent, gradually becoming the only ornament used in Italy by the rioters |
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| The congress decision to adopt a green, white and red tricolour flag was then greeted by a jubilant atmosphere, such was the enthusiasm of the delegates, and by a peal of applause | Even the , which had the as the official banner, often waved the Italian flag |
This renewal was accepted by the Italians despite being linked to the conveniences of Napoleonic France, which had strong imperialist tendencies, because the new political situation was better than the previous one: the double-threaded link with France was in fact much more acceptable than the previous centuries passed in the.
| The flag must be folded according to the boundaries of the colour bands: first the red band and then the green band must be folded over the white one in order to leave only the latter two colours visible; only subsequently should it be folded further in order to completely cover the red and white with green—the only colour that must be visible at the time of the closure of the cloth | Flag of the Italian ethnic minority in Yugoslavia On 25 April 1945, the government of fell |
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| Ironically, in the final phase of the Expedition of the Thousand, the tricolour of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies fluttered in antagonism to the tricolour flag of the Kingdom of Piedmont-Sardinia | The shades of green, white and red were first specified by these official documents:• Flag waving at an Italian in , The flag-raising of the tricolour takes place at the first light of dawn, with the flag which is made to slide quickly and resolutely up to the end of the flagpole |
The Italian flag shone in , annexed following the victory of the Kingdom of Piedmont-Sardinia in the Second Italian War of Independence, as well as in , , and , annexed in the following year to the Kingdom of Piedmont-Sardinia through plebiscites, but also in cities that would have had to wait some time before being annexed, such as and.
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