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I want to note: the same case with Sverdlovsk Region with capital
Ekaterinburg (from 1924 till 1991 — Sverdlovsk,
in honour of one from
bolshevist leader Iakov Sverdlov, chairman of All-Russian Central
Executive Comittee).
Andrey Jashlavwskij, 19 Jan 1999
The official proportions are 2:3. There
are four stripes; from top to bottom, white
(7/20), light blue (9/20), white (1/20), and
green (3/20). The full state arms are to be
placed on the flag, 3/20 below the top, but
it is permissible to make the flag without
the arms.
John Ayer, 02 Jan 1999
Though used since 1997, this flag is not registered by the Russian
state herald.
Jan Zrzavy, 17 Jul 2001
The flag can be used also without the coat of arms.
Pascal Vagnat, 22 Oct 1997
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