Flag_of_the_Second_East_Turkestan_Republic_(2).svg
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English:
Seypidin Azizi, the first Chairman of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, mentions the display of a green flag charged with a star and crescent in Ghulja (Yining), during the time of the (Second) East Turkestan Republic (1944–1946). In his biographical work
The Eagle of Tengri Tagh – The Life of Abdulkerim Abbas
, Azizi describes a meeting he had with other Uyghur political leaders the day after the founding of the East Turkestan Republic. Azizi was the first to speak, expressing his confusion at the sudden turn of events in Ghulja: "Early this morning, many flags appeared on the street. One was a green field with a white star and crescent, and the other was a white field with 'There is no god but God; Muhammad is the messenger of God,' written with gold powder. What is going on?" The exact design and dimensions of the flag are not described by Azizi in his work.
ئۇيغۇرچە / Uyghurche:
شەرقىي تۈركىستان جۇمۇھۇرىيىتى بايرىقى
中文：
دِعَر دوْ تۈركىستان قخْوحْ قُوَع قُوَعچ
中文（简体）：
东突厥斯坦共和国国旗
中文（繁體）：
東突厥斯坦共和國國旗
Русский:
Флаг Восточно-Туркестанской Республики
Português:
Bandeira da Segunda República do Turquestão Oriental (1944-1946)
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| Source | Written description: Azizi, Seypidin (December 1987) (in Chinese (China)) The Eagle of Tengri Tagh – The Life of Abdulkerim Abbas , Chinese Literature and History Press, pp. 71–72 |
| Author | Unknown original designer; commissioned by the government of the (Second) East Turkestan Republic. |
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