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So i’m trying to figure out the logic of the flags: The USA in the middle and and France in the upper right, clearly, but the choice of the civil ensign of the UK for the upper left rather than the national flag seems strange. Of course, the USA and France use the national flag as their civil ensigns, so this could be a choice of the civil ensign for all three, but why not the national flags for all three?
Leaving out Japan is also interesting—they’d been one of the “great powers” leading the Allies since nearly the beginning of the war. I can kind of see leaving out Italy (since they were seen by some as having switched to the winning side, which was only sort of accurate), and certainly leaving out Russia makes sense (since they’d dropped out by then), but Japan surprises me.