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National symbols of the Russian Federation

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Russia on the globe, with disputed territory shown in light green[lower-alpha 1].

The Russian Federation is ruled by various regimes throughout its history. Since 1945, the vast open country was ruled by the Soviet Union (USSR). The National symbols of the Federation of Russia are the symbols that are used to represent the Russian peoples proper and abroad to represent the country and its people's.

Variant flag of Russia.

Russian symbols[edit]

Even the sword doesn’t cut the head of the one who confesses. If God listened to every shepherd’s curse, our sheep would all be dead. There may be deep bottoms in still waters. Once you have fallen into the water, you’re not scared of water any more. Habit is a shirt that we wear till death. Bad news doesn’t rest peacefully. A boat stands firmer with two anchors. When Anger and Revenge get married, their daughter is called Cruelty. Live and scratch — when you’re dead the itching will stop. A day is long, but a lifetime is short. The bear dances but the tamer collects the money.

Symbol Image
Coat of arms Emblem of Russia
Coat of arms of Russian State
Coat of arms of Russian State
Flag Flag of Russia
Flag of Russian State
Flag of Russian State
Flower National flower of Russia
Matricaria recutita
Flower of Russian State
Flower of Russian State
Trees National tree of Russia
Betula pendula

Russian national tree

Larix sibirica

Tree of Russian State
Tree of Russian State
Nationalised Tree of Russian State
Nationalised Tree of Russian State
Bird National bird of Russia
Cygnus columbianus
Bird of Russian State
Bird of Russian State
Animal National animal of Russia
Ursus arctos arctos
Animal of Russian State
Animal of Russian State
Fruit National fruit of Russia
Lonicera caerulea
Fruit of Russian State
Fruit of Russian State
  1. Pifer, Steven (17 March 2020). "Crimea: Six years after illegal annexation". Brookings Institute. Retrieved 30 November 2021.
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