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It was newly approved in 2000, superceeding the previous
one; differences concern mainly the wreath and the crown.
Michail Revnivtsev, 27 Feb 2002
On May 23rd 2001, Saratov regional parliament (Duma) changed the Law “On the coat of arms and flag of Saratov Region”. The new version of the Law was published on 8, June, 2001. According the Law:
Article 4 The arms of the Saratov region is a blue shield with three silver fishes (sturgeons) in reversed pall. The shield is surmounted with gold crown with blue lining.According to Article 9 the flag is analogous to the former but now «the coat of arms is encircled with gold decorative wreath of oak and laurel branches tied with gild tape».
The image of a crown in the arms of 2000 is recommended Heraldry Council
of President of Russian Federation (G. V. Vilinbachoff). It is simple a
heraldic crown, as children of princesses having any special meaning
importance (it not Cossack and not the
Mongolian crown!) draw. The crown is represented
instead of three gold oak leaves, which were in the arms
of 1996.
Michail Revnivtsev, 27 Feb 2002
According to the law, there is a crown
(золотая
земельная
корона,
подбитая
лазурью)
above the shield, which is surrounded by a wreath formed by
golden oak and laurel branches and by golden ears, bound together
by a golden ribbon. The width of arms = 1/4 of the flag length,
flag ratio is 2:3.
Jan Zrzavy, 07 Feb 2002
The flag and coat of arms of the Saratov Region of 1996.09.05 differs from the new one, of 2000, by the following:
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