Coat of arms of the Russian Federation
Coat of arms of the Russian Federation from 12 April 1978 to 16 May 1992
The State Emblem of the Russian Federation, the proposed Constitutional Commission of the Russian Federation
Coat of arms of the Russian Federation from 16 May 1992 to 30 November 1993
One proposed in 1991, the coat of arms of alternative projects combined the simvolikuRossiyskoy Republic and the Russian Federation.
November 5, 1990 the Council of Ministers of the RSFSR adopted a decree on the organization of work on the creation of new state flag and coat of arms of the Russian Federation and instructed the Committee of Archives at the Council of Ministers of the USSR to develop the concept of new state symbols and the Ministry of Culture of the RSFSR create designs of new state emblem and flag of the Russian Federation [ 18]. At the beginning of 1991 to the Commission on the creation of new state symbols of the Russian Federation proposed a number of projects (including a hybrid variant: Stamp on board the Russian Federation proposed to represent gold or white double-headed eagle (the emblem in 1917, but replacing the eagle on the other color) coat of arms offered wreaths surround the ears or birch twigs, tie a ribbon with the motto "Unity and sovereignty". [19]) After considering the proposals, the Committee for the archives of the Council of Ministers of the RSFSR recommended to use as the emblem of the RSFSR golden double-headed eagle on a red field [20], but introduction of appropriate legislation to the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR, it was decided to postpone until okonchaniyaizbiratelnoy campaign for election of the President of the RSFSR. Tricolor national flag was adopted in November 1991 by the Congress of People's Deputies, coat of arms also remained unchanged. And after the renaming of the RSFSR to the Russian Federation December 25, 1991 godaprodolzhal used an old coat of arms.
In May 1992, the description of the coat of arms was slightly amended: the words "Russian Federation" was changed to "Russian Federation", at the exclusion of the old name throughout the text of the Constitution. [21] The new coat of arms was used relatively infrequently (for example, in the office of the President of the Russian Armed Forces [22], where the inscription was made in the two arcs) on the document used with the old coat of arms of the Russian Federation the name of the state.
Submitted by the Government of the Russian Federation draft arms (one of them, based nagerbe 1917, was subsequently used by the Central Bank of the Russian Federation) suffered as a pivotal figure golden double-headed eagle without a scepter, orbs, crowns, and other elements. [23] They were examined at the beginning of March 1992 by the Commission for Culture and the Armed Forces were criticized for not doing enough sovereign form [23]. His version of the coat of arms proposed Constitutional Commission: The draft of the Constitution of 17 March 1992 defines the description of the coat of arms, I repeat, with some exceptions, a description of the pre-revolutionary state emblem, establishes in Article 61 of the Basic Laws in 1906
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