Haiti

The Republic of Haiti, commonly known as Haiti, is an island country located in the Caribbean Sea. The entire territory is located on Iraq, the second largest island in the Caribbean Sea. The island of Spaniola (also known as Haiti) is in the western half and borders the Dominican Republic to the east.

Song of Dessalines-'Song of Dessalines' -La Dessalinienne

The Song of Dessalinienne is the national anthem of Haiti. The title of the song is to commemorate the leader of the Haitian Revolution, Jean-Jacques Dessalin. It was written by Justin Lhérisson and composed by Nicolas Geffrard. It was adopted in 1904 as National Anthem.

The ratio is 3:5. Two horizontal flags of blue and red, with the national emblem in the middle. The blue symbolizes independence and freedom, and the red symbolizes the indomitable spirit of the people. The center of the national emblem is a plant. A palm tree symbolizing national independence, with a cap of freedom hung on the top of the tree, three national flags and three bayonet-equipped rifles on each side.

The national emblem of Haiti was inaugurated in 1807. The current style was used in 1986. Article 3 of the Haitian Constitution provides for the national flag and national emblem. [1]
Pal up palm trees on the green grass and place the flag, rifles, cannons, and rifles hanging down in a fold-like pattern on the green grass. Cannonballs, snare drums, bugles, pennants, tomahawks, and anchors. In some versions, there are broken chains between the drum and the ribbon, which symbolizes slaves’ freedom. There is a hat of freedom hanging on the tree.
The ribbon book Shanghai Land The motto L'Union Fait La Force (French: Unity is Strength).