• {{flag|Nazi Germany}} →  Nazi Germany
• {{flag icon|Nazi Germany}} →
• {{flag country|Nazi Germany}} →  Germany

• {{flag|Nazi Germany|1933}} →  Nazi Germany
• {{flag icon|Nazi Germany|1933}} →

This template includes a naval flag variant that can be used with Template:Naval:

• {{naval|Nazi Germany}} →  Kriegsmarine
• {{flag icon|Nazi Germany|naval}} →
  

This template includes an air force ensign flag variant that can be used with Template:Air force:

• {{air force|Nazi Germany}} →  Luftwaffe
• {{flag icon|Nazi Germany|air force}} →
  

This template includes a marine ensign flag variant that can be used with Template:Armed forces:

• {{Armed forces|Nazi Germany}} →  Wehrmacht
• {{flag icon|Nazi Germany|military}} →
  

This template includes an ensign flag variant that can be used with Template:Navy:

• {{navy|Nazi Germany}} →  Kriegsmarine
• {{flag icon|Nazi Germany|navy}} →
  

This template includes an army ensign flag variant that can be used with Template:Army:

• {{army|Nazi Germany}} →  German Army
• {{flag icon|Nazi Germany|army}} →

Please see the following related country_data templates:

• Template:Country data Germany Germany
• Template:Country data German Empire German Empire
• Template:Country data Weimar Republic Weimar Republic

Until 15 September 1935 there was a dual-flag arrangement where both the old empire flag and a swastika flag with a central disc were authorised for use as a national flag of Germany. From 15 September 1935 the swastika flag with a central disc remained the flag of the National Socialist German Workers' (Nazi) Party and a swastika flag with an off-centred disc became the national flag of Germany, use of the old empire flag was no longer authorised.

For the period with the dual-flag arrangement the empire flag can to an extent be considered a non-political flag that was familiar to people because of its historical usage, whereas the swastika flag with a central disc was very closely associated with the new regime.