File:La primera bandera de la Provincia de San Salvador 1822.png

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English: The first national flag of the Province of San Salvador was designed by Manuel José Arce in 1822, based on the dark blue flag of Argentina of 1818-1820 introduced by Hippolyte Bouchard on March 18, 1819 when he arrived in El Salvador. The Argentine flag it's self was inspired by the blue color of House of Bourbon
Argentina 1818-1820
Español: La primera bandera nacional de la Provincia de San Salvador fue diseñada por Manuel José Arce en 1822, basando de la bandera azul oscura de Argentina de 1818-1820 introducida por Hippolyte Bouchard 18 March 1819 cuando llego a El Salvador. La bandera Argentina a su ves fue inspirada por el color azul de Casa de Borbón
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The first flag of th Province of San Salvador 1822

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