On June 19, information appeared in the media that the Ministry of Defense approved a new emblem of the Russian Armed Forces - a red-white-blue star, which will replace the traditional red star. The new emblem was designed by a "subordinate design bureau". The new sign received the official name "Army of Russia", while the media unofficially dubbed it "Star Shoigu". A number of authors (N. Starikov, A. Lebedev, G. Moskvin) have already expressed their opinion on the new emblem (see the list of references at the end of the article), however, in our opinion, the essence of the issue remained untouched. According to the developers themselves, the new emblem is designed to improve the image Russian army.

Redesign of the emblem of the Russian Armed Forces: instead of the traditional red star, the Ministry of Defense approved a new red-white-blue star

It is difficult to say what kind of image improvement the “experts” are talking about; rather, we can talk about a crushing blow to the Russian army, perhaps the most crushing blow in the entire history of its existence.

The five-pointed star, as a symbol of the Russian army, has long history. The "Mars" star was used in the tsarist Russian army, in 1827 Nicholas I introduced the wearing of stars on the epaulettes of officers and generals. The five-pointed red star from the very beginning became the symbol of the Red Army and remained the main army sign until June 19, 2014.

It is no coincidence that the five-pointed star has become a symbol of the army. Philosopher Alexei Losev defined a symbol as "the substantial identity of an idea and a thing." Therefore, a symbol cannot be an arbitrarily taken image. The symbol is the bearer of the idea, the main meaning underlying the existence of what it symbolizes. A symbol is a kind of expresser and custodian of the basic semantic code. There is a deepest subtle connection between a symbol and its real embodiment. This connection was convincingly demonstrated during the operation to dismantle the USSR, when one of the main blows was aimed at destroying Soviet symbols. Now the same blow is being struck at the ideological basis of the Russian armed forces.

The five-pointed star (pentagram) is one of the most ancient, most mysterious and most powerful symbols. The first known images of the pentagram date back to around 3500 BC. e. The pentagram was considered an important symbol in many ancient civilizations - Sumerian, Ancient Egyptian, Babylonian, Assyrian. The pentagram inscribed in a circle (pentacle) was known in ancient China, India, Japan, the Americas.

At the geometric level, the pentagram embodies idea of ​​stability and sustainability due to intertwining internal connections. Five intersecting lines carry the idea unity and interconnection. Therefore, the pentagram was often used as a sign of the macrocosm. In the 12th century AD. there is a tradition to interpret the pentagram also as symbol of man (microcosm). Combining the meanings of macrocosm and microcosm made the pentagram a universal symbol. world harmony and divine creativity.

When considering natural objects, you can also notice that the number five has a certain special meaning. Five processes of the human body (arms, legs, head). Five fingers on a human hand. Five continents and parts of the world on the globe. And even starfish have at least five processes.

Pentagram as a schematic representation
man (Cornelius Agrippa "Occult Philosophy")

At the level of society, the pentagram expresses harmony of man and state(microsystems and macrosystems). Perhaps this idea was familiar to the ancients, since even in ancient Rome the pentagram was used as state symbol. The image of the pentagram was present on the personal seal of Emperor Constantine I. In ancient Babylon, the pentagram was considered a sign state power and personified ruler's power.

In the Christian tradition, the pentagram symbolizes, according to different versions, Savior, Tabor Light, Star of Bethlehem. For the Pythagoreans, the pentagram was a symbol of perfection and health. Pythagoras believed that the pentacle embodies mathematical perfection, because it hides the golden ratio. In Celtic mythology, the pentagram was considered the signature of the goddess of war and death. The pentagram is well known since ancient times as a talisman that protects against evil forces. It is interesting that in this role it was used by completely different peoples and in completely different cultures, separated by oceans and millennia!

Thus, the five-pointed star for centuries embodies the idea of ​​stability, integrity, perfection, harmony and protection from the forces of evil and chaos. Is it possible to come up with a more appropriate symbol for the armed forces of the state?

According to the official version, the creator of the emblem of the Red Army was the commander of the Petrograd military district Konstantin Yeremeev. In the USSR, the five-pointed star symbolized the unity of the world proletariat of all five continents of the Earth (the five ends of the star are the five continents of the planet). The red color of the army star symbolizes the memory of the blood of comrades shed in battle.

However, there is an opinion that the symbols of the RRKA were developed personally by Leon Trotsky and his associates, some of whom were very knowledgeable in the occult sciences, and the pentagram as an army symbol was not chosen by chance.

Putting on the uniform, the officer and soldier takes the stars on their shoulders (shoulder straps) and on their foreheads (cap or cap). Thus, on the one hand, he declares himself a protector from the forces of darkness and the keeper of world harmony, and, on the other hand, he receives protection from destructive forces.

Now let's look at the semantic content of the new star of the Russian Armed Forces of the 2014 model.

The first and most important thing to pay attention to is that the new symbol is not a pentagram. He only imitates her, tries to appear as her through an optical illusion. A pentagram is a figure formed by five intersecting lines. The new symbol does not have five intersecting lines (they are replaced by two broken curves), so the new symbol is neither a pentagram nor a star! This symbol has a different nature, the resemblance to the pentagram is external and superficial. The so-called Shoigu star is a pseudo-star and a pseudo-pentagram, i.e. fake, imitation, fake of an ancient symbol. Therefore, the new symbol does not carry or convey any of the meanings characteristic of the pentagram.

By replacing the pentagram star with a fundamentally different sign, the “designers” break the chain of continuity between the modern Russian army and the Russian and Soviet army. Russian warriors will no longer have stars on their shoulders (two colorful squiggles will appear instead). Now they are warriors of other meanings, warriors of a completely different army, fighters for a completely different idea. Their fathers and grandfathers went into battle with a completely different sign on caps, shoulder straps and banners.

I'm not talking about such a "little thing" as the fact that the new pseudo-star, in terms of color pattern, corresponds not to the Russian, but to the Dutch flag.

At the associative level, the new symbol carries the idea of ​​fragmentation and fragmentation, instability and chaos. From this point of view, it should not be called "Shoigu's star", but "Serdyukov's star". Instead of the strict ascetic harmony of the pentagram in the new symbol, we see two strangely broken lines, one of which is colored red and the other blue.

The new symbol is clearly split, torn into two unrelated elements - top and bottom. They are clearly and completely separated from each other, which is further emphasized by their different colors. What does this symbolize - the separation of command from the troops? Decapitation of the army? Separation of the elite from the people? The splitting of society into the "top" with a wonderful life and the "bottom" that will turn blue from the life that they are preparing?

The new emblem of the Russian Armed Forces: a separation of the top from the bottom, a mound over a pit, the letter "M" turned upside down and a crossed out arrow.

The red line of the upper part of the logo is shaped like a barrow. “A kurgan is a kind of burial monuments… It is usually characterized by the construction of an earth mound over a burial pit” (Wikipedia). The symbol clearly shows a red barrow above the pit. It turns out that the new symbol at the associative level carries the meaning of the grave for the armed forces Russian Federation? Ah yes good star Shoigu!

The lower blue part of the new symbol of the Russian army is the letter "M" turned upside down. The letter M in Russian has always been a very powerful defining sign. In the Russian pre-reform alphabet, the letter "M" was called "think". The letter "M" is part of such words as peace, power, courage, wisdom, youth, we. The new symbol shows us that from now on in the Russian army the meaning of these concepts will be turned upside down, i.e. the army will use perverted notions of courage, might and wisdom.

Inside the symbol we see a white arrow pointing up. But for some reason this upward aspiration is crossed out by a horizontal white stripe. Thus, the new sign carries the idea of ​​blocking aspirations upward, towards development, towards perfection, towards God.

With some external resemblance of the red star to the new red-white-blue pseudo-star, at the semantic level, the distance between them is greater than between the red star and the swastika.

By proposing a new symbol, its developers strike at the most intimate semantic foundation, i.e. at the heart of the Armed Forces. And the semantic base “what we are fighting for” is the basis on which the power of the army stands.

Who has created such a disgrace?

I will make two assumptions. The first version - a new sign was invented, drawn and approved by madmen and totally illiterate people who have no idea either about the history of military symbols, or about symbols and history in general. The second version, which seems more likely, is that the sign was not developed in Russia. With all due respect to the designers of the "subordinate design bureau" of the Ministry of Defense, I do not believe that this sign was created there. First, the potential for hostility and destabilization that the new symbol contains is too great. Secondly, the work is too professional: the meanings are too clearly chosen, the accents are too subtly placed, the disguise “under the star” is too skillfully done. Such work could be done by an experienced Kabbalist and expert ancient history but not the average designer.

According to ancient beliefs, an evil demon can be enclosed within a pentagram, and he can never cross its border until it is broken. The Russian Defense Ministry broke the pentagram and released the demon. The new emblem shows the whole world that the way is open for the forces of evil and chaos. Well, the fact that this happened exactly during the Ukrainian crisis is, of course, just a coincidence.

Initially, the Bolsheviks called their star the "Mars Star", because, according to their understanding, it seemed to belong to the god of war - Mars.

But they made their first order, the Red Banner, unusual by approving and placing an image of an inverted star on it.

The statute of this order said that the five rays of the red star are the union of ordinary workers of the five continents of the Earth for freedom. In September 1918, the chairman of the Central Executive Committee, Yakov Sverdlov, instructed the artist Vasily Denisov to develop the order project, but he was ill and almost all the main work was done by his son Vladimir Denisov, who was also an artist. This order was awarded to commanders and commissars of the Red Army, the first of which was Blucher. This order was also awarded to Nestor Makhno (in Soviet time this fact has been hushed up in every possible way).

But the five-pointed red star on the Order of the Red Banner of the RSFSR was performed upside down, and this, according to one version, corresponds to Masonic symbols:

The evolution of the first order of the country of the Soviets - the Order of the Red Banner:

In addition to the RSFSR Order of the Red Banner, there was a similar Azerbaijani "Red Banner":

And here is a rare Mongolian "Red Banner" and a badge very similar to the order "To the Hero of the roar. movement":

STAR - ancient magic symbol. In alchemy and hermeticism, it denotes a person. Everyone knows the picture below.

Vitruvian Man. Drawing by Leonardo Da Vinci

But the pentagram is also a working symbol of the 5th lasso of magic. A star is a pentagram, a pentacle (penta - five) is usually depicted in two forms. Star point up and point down.

A star with the top up means violence, programming people, subjugation of someone else's will. And top down - any interaction with the dark forces.

Isn't that why the revolutionaries, among whom were Jews who, as a rule, grew up in Jewish families and were baptized, most likely to create appearance and achieve their goals [in accordance with the second part of the Jewish code of laws "Shulkhan Arukh" it says: "If a Jew can deceive the Akum (apostates from Judaism), forcing them to believe that he (himself) is Akum, then this is allowed. Thus, Judaism teaches that before foreigners, a Jew has the right to feign, for the sake of appearance, accept Christianity], along with the "star of violence" did they accept an inverted star?

Obviously, those who came from religious families, by virtue of their origin, were to one degree or another familiar with Kabbalah and other mystical currents of Judaism, among which they grew up and were brought up before they were baptized. The Bolsheviks were interested in Theosophy, and Blavatsky's popularity is known among them as well. In addition to using the sacraments of Kabbalistic currents, after the revolution, the Bolsheviks attracted A.V. Barchenko, who, under the control of Trotsky’s Kabbalist Jacob Blumkin (Simkha-Yankel Gershev Blumkin), who worked as a secretary, searched for information about the ancient knowledge of different peoples and confessions. The head of the Special Department of the OGPU, Gleb Boky, was aware of all the occult and mystical contacts and discoveries of Alexander Vasilyevich Barchenko. Murder is fanned with mysticism royal family, when investigators found Jewish Kabbalistic symbols and signs, as well as inscriptions in Hebrew, on the walls of the Ipatiev house.

Therefore, one should not be surprised that in those years the Jewish Bolsheviks decided to use an inverted star. The star, pointing upwards, adopted by the army, is violence and submission. And the inverted star, intended directly for the commanders and commissars of the Red Army, awarded for the destruction of those who did not agree to live under the new government, meant that the carrier belonged to the dark devilish forces, one might say - it was a label for identifying especially zealous assistants.

This mystic-inspired theme is reflected in this propaganda poster calling on workers and peasants to join the army under the leadership of the communists:

The poster is the work of the famous artist Dmitry Moor. It was later published in the Soviet book The Illustrated History of the USSR.

And in the 30s, gloomy mysticism was visible in the Republic of Soviets, at least in such a badge of the All-Union Spartakiad, the participants of which were mainly the military and security officers:

More than once in his articles he drew parallels between the ideology of the communists and the Abrahamic religions, born in the minds of the Jews with the aim of enslaving the peoples infected with these ideas and religions and equally destructively acting on the minds of listeners.

https://cont.ws/@artads/452324 --"Judas on the Internet"

https://cont.ws/@artads/531175 -- "Invaders in cassocks".

So today I will supplement this short post with an image of an inverted star, symbolizing communication with the dark forces not only of the Judeo-Bolsheviks, but also of the ministers of various religions.

Andrei Rublev painted this Orthodox icon (pictured 3) while not drunk:

He was well acquainted with various symbols, not least of which were hexagrams and inverted stars, located on religious buildings of various denominations (photos 1 and 2).

Fall 2014 LDPR leader Vladimir Zhirinovsky sent a letter Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, in which he raised the question of the formation of army symbols for Orthodox Orthodox military personnel. The reason for the letter, judging from its content, was Zhirinovsky's trip to the farm German Sterligova. The son of the owner allegedly complained that he could not serve in the Russian army, because the five-pointed star in army symbols is associated with satanic symbols.

State Secretary of the Russian Ministry of Defense Nikolai Pankov answered the head of the Liberal Democratic Party with a detailed letter stating that the linking of a five-pointed star to Satanism is unreasonable - for example, such a pentagram during the Roman Empire marked the transition from paganism to Christianity as the true faith. As for the history of the star in the Russian and Soviet army, there has never been a trace of Satanism here.

This correspondence is indicative - in the post-Soviet period, attacks on Soviet symbols took on the character of uniform persecution, and its participants did not make it too difficult to substantiate their statements.

Red star as a symbol Soviet army got it especially - they saw in it both Satanism, and Freemasonry, and militant Zionism, and much more. They saw everything, depending on the level of intellectual development.

Nicholas introduced French fashion

But what is true story the appearance of a star in general and a red star in particular in the armed forces of our country?

Like many other things, the five-pointed star came to Russia from abroad. At the end of XVIII - early XIX century in the French army, five-pointed stars appeared on the epaulettes and headdresses of officers and generals, which determined their rank. This tradition dates back to ancient rome, where the five-pointed star was a symbol of the god of war - Mars - and denoted the lily from which he was born.

In 1827 Russian Emperor Nicholas I adopts French experience and introduces stars on the epaulettes of officers and generals of the Russian army. We are talking about gold forged stars. 27 years later, in 1854, the same Nicholas I introduces shoulder straps into the Russian army, as well as sewn stars on them.

There is no consensus on how widely the five-pointed star was used in the Russian army. On the Internet you can find pictures of the famous Russian photographer Carla Bulla, on which in 1904-1905 he captured Russian military trains, the cars of which are marked with five-pointed stars with a double-headed eagle inside. Opponents insist that this is a clever photomontage.

A five-pointed star with an eagle on a military train car, Russian empire, photo by Victor Bulla, 1905. Photo: Public Domain

Logic, and nothing but logic

After the February Revolution, the royal insignia in the army was abolished. April 21, 1917 by order of the Navy and the Maritime Department No. 150 of the Military and Naval Minister of the Provisional Government Alexandra Guchkova shoulder straps were replaced by sleeve insignia, and a new cockade was introduced. On it, a five-pointed star was placed above the socket with an anchor.

The interim government could not completely solve the problem of revising military symbols due to the fact that it was in power for a very short time.

After October 1917, the same question had to be solved by the Bolsheviks, who were busy building a new workers' and peasants' army.

The five-pointed star, as a symbol of the new army, was suitable in many ways. Firstly, although it was used in the Russian army, it did not have a stable link to the institution of the monarchy. Secondly, she migrated to Russia from France, where she appeared in the army after the Great French Revolution, whose leaders were treated with great respect by the Bolsheviks.

The answer to the question about the color of the star was also obvious - the red banners of the revolution and the Red Guard as the forerunner of the revolutionary army implied that the new symbol would also be red.

The uniform of fighters and commanders of the Taman army, the Red Army of the times civil war, 1919 Photo: Commons.wikimedia.org / Jp.negre

Five Continents of the Proletarian Revolution

Who first proposed the red five-pointed star as a symbol of the army is not exactly known. Most likely, such an idea arose from several people independently of each other. Among them are mentioned Commander of the Petrograd Military District Eremeev, Commissar of the Moscow Military District Polyansky. Be that as it may, this idea was supported by the Military Collegium for the organization of the Red Army.

Initially, the red star was considered as a badge. by order People's Commissar of the Republic of Leon Trotsky No. 321 of May 7, 1918, it was approved as a sign that determines the affiliation of persons serving in the Red Army. However, the half-year experience of using the sign led to a change in its location. On November 15, 1918, by order of the Revolutionary Military Council of the RSFSR No. 773, the star began to be worn on headdresses instead of royal cockades, and the wearing of red stars also extended to sailors.

Reproduction of poster "Year of the Red Army" by artist A. Apsit. Photo: RIA Novosti / Pavel Balabanov

Initially, the red star as a symbol of the Red Army was approved with the image of a plow and a hammer, personifying the solidarity of workers and peasants.

Like any heraldic symbol, the army red star had its own interpretation. In the first years of the existence of the Red Army, it meant the unity of the world proletariat of all five continents of the Earth: the five ends of the star are the five continents of the planet. Red is the color of the proletarian revolution, it was supposed to unite all five continents with a single goal and a single beginning. In a later period, the red star was interpreted as a symbol of warriors standing guard over peaceful labor, protecting workers from hunger, war, poverty and slavery.

Ours are already in Washington!

Almost immediately from the moment the red star appeared, opponents of the Bolsheviks began to actively promote the idea of ​​\u200b\u200bthe "satanic" nature of the symbol of the Red Army. This kind of propaganda had some success, and the Military Department of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee published a leaflet “Look, comrade, here is the Red Star”, in which in detail, using the parable of Truth and Krivda, the true essence of this sign was told, extremely far from Satanism, and red the star was pathetically called the "star of truth."

There were also more objective critics who believed that the problem was that Russia simply did not have such rich history use of a five-pointed star, as in other countries. For example, such stars were widely used in the army of Japan, as well as other countries.

If you look even wider, then the five-pointed star, and it is red, can be found in very unexpected places. For example, there are four on the flag of the Deputy Commander of the US Navy, and three on the flag of the city of Washington.

Flag of Washington, USA. Photo: Public Domain

To whom is the star, and to whom is the cross

During the existence of the Red Army - the Soviet army - the red star changed several times, changing the plow and hammer to a sickle and hammer.

The red star has become a symbol of military victories and the country's defense power.

In the post-Soviet period, the red five-pointed star became a symbol of the armed forces of Kazakhstan and Belarus. But in Ukraine, the military refused the five-pointed star - the cross became the symbol of the army there, resembling symbols German Wehrmacht times of World War II.

Concerning Armed Forces RF, then in 2014 they had a new logo - a red-white-blue five-pointed star. Experts argue about whether the new star is a departure from Soviet traditions or, conversely, a return to them.

One thing can be said with certainty - Satanism and mysticism have nothing to do with it.

"The red star is a symbol of the unity of the worker and the plowman, who threw the bloodsucker tsar, landowners and capitalists from their necks and hoisted the Red banner of socialism over Russia. The red star is a symbol of the workers' and peasants' Soviet power, the defender of the poor and the equality of all workers. (... ) Burn brighter, our red star, and illuminate the whole world with your luminous rays of freedom and equality for all working people.

A red star. Ed. VTsIK. M., 1918, p. 5.7.

"You can offer me a flag other than red, any coat of arms other than the Jewish five-pointed star or other Masonic sign, and any anthem other than the Internationale."

The main distinguishing emblem of the Bolsheviks was the red five-pointed star, officially installed in the spring of 1918. Initially, Bolshevik propaganda called it the "Mars Star" (supposedly belonging to the ancient god of war - Mars), and then began to declare that "the five rays of the star mean the union of the workers of all five continents in the struggle against capitalism" (see Red Army. - "Izvestia of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee "(M.), 1919, 11.V., No. 92, p.3; Drachuk V.S. Heraldry tells. M., 1977, p.94). True, here the Bolsheviks could not explain in any way why exactly the same stars appear on the emblem and flag of the largest citadel of world imperialism - the United States, as well as on the state emblems (or flags) of Bolivia, Brazil, Venezuela, Honduras, Costa Rica, Cuba, Liberia , Panama, Paraguay and Chile, where the position of the working masses was traditionally extremely difficult.

Coat of arms of Paraguay (What is not a Soviet symbol!)

In reality, the five-pointed star has nothing to do with either the martial deity Mars or the international proletariat. This is an ancient occult sign (obviously of Middle Eastern origin), called in heraldry the “pentagram” or the “Star of Solomon” (not to be confused with the six-pointed “Star of David”, which deserves a separate discussion).

One of the oldest Middle Eastern images of a pentagram on a vessel (Mesopotamia, 4th millennium BC)

It should be emphasized that on the party flag of the Zionist movement, personally designed in 1897 by Ober-Zionist Theodor (Benyamin-Zeev) Herzl, there were simultaneously one large six-pointed "Star of David" and seven small five-pointed "Stars of Solomon" - obligatory ritual accessories of Jewish Kabbalistics (see. Rodina, 2002, No. 4/5, p. 95). Note that in 1903 in Russia, the Zionists started issuing "copper tokens with the image of a star and the five main figures on the Zionist question" (see Vestnik Archivist, 2001, No. 2, p. 205)

The pentagram is constantly used in Masonic symbols, from where it got into the state emblems of the USA, post-war Italy and other countries ruled by Freemasons (the coats of arms of many Latin American republics are actually slightly modified signs of local Masonic lodges that came to power in the 19th century as a result of anti-monarchist revolutions) .

Masonic signs in the shape of a pentagram

As you know, the Freemasons set as their programmatic goal the so-called "globalization" - that is, the subordination of all the peoples of the Earth to a certain "World Government" that is under the complete control of Freemasonry (primarily American-Israeli): "... We will tire the goyim so much that we will force them agree to an international power capable of absorbing without breaking all the state forces of the world and forming a Super-Government. In the place of modern rulers, we will put a monster that will be called a super-government administration. His hands will be stretched out in all directions, like pincers, with such a colossal organization that it cannot but subjugate all nations. (...) It is necessary to ensure that in addition to us in all states there are only masses of the proletariat, a few millionaires devoted to us, policemen and soldiers. ... To entrust responsible posts in states ... we ... will ... to persons whose past and character are such that between them and the people there is an abyss, such people who, in case of disobedience to our instructions, will have to wait either for trial or exile. This is so that they protect our interests until their last breath” (see Protocols of Zion No. 5, 7, 8).

"Globalized" Earth entangled with Masonic symbols

As for Russia, the leading printed Masonic mouthpiece, the Parisian magazine Akatsiya, wrote directly in an editorial at the beginning of 1904: Western Europe should consist in dismembering this colossus before it becomes too dangerous. It would be necessary to use a possible revolution to restore Poland as a protective rampart of Europe, and divide the rest of Russia into three or four states ”((see Solovyov O.F. Freemasonry in world politics of the 20th century. M., 1998, p. 42) .
Briefly and clearly! One more the most important task Freemasonry is the destruction of the Christian religion. From here, among the Masons of the highest degrees, the satanic cult of worship of Baphomet, the incarnation of the devil in the form of a winged goat, on whose forehead the same red pentagram shines, is secretly practiced.

Quite often, Satanists draw a pentagram with two ends up so that the devil's head can be easily entered there ("Pentagram of Baphomet").

Satanic pentagrams on Masonic symbols

By the way, the notorious authors of the communist anthem "The Internationale" - the poet E. Pottier and the composer P. Degeyter - were also Freemasons (which was always kept silent in the USSR). International Masonic lodges secretly provided the Bolsheviks with comprehensive support, especially financial support (see Nikolaevsky B.I. Russian Masons and Revolution. M., 1990, pp. 66-67).

Red (just like the Bolsheviks) pentagram on Masonic signs

Yes, and the Marxist plans for a "worldwide proletarian revolution" were clearly of Masonic origin, especially since a number of the most prominent Marxists (including some Bolshevik leaders) were Freemasonry. These included the "leader of the October Revolution" (as he was called in the communist press) L. Trotsky (Leiba Davidovich Bronstein). It was Trotsky who proposed to make the Masonic pentagram the identification emblem of Bolshevism.

Twin brothers. Masonic sign of 1917 and a token of a delegate of the 3rd Congress of the Comintern with the image of Lenin, 1921 (find the fundamental differences)

It should be noted that often this pentagram was placed by the Bolsheviks on Red Army uniforms, military equipment, various signs and tokens and all sorts of attributes of visual propaganda in a purely satanic way: with two “horns” up.

Campaign plate with the pentagram of Baphomet, in the center of which is placed the head of the Chekist. Along the circumference is a characteristic inscription: "I see everywhere a conspiracy of the rich, seeking their own benefit under the name and pretext of the good."

The horned "pentagram of Baphomet" can also be seen on the combat "Symbol of the World Socialist Revolution" established on September 16, 1918 (again at the suggestion of Trotsky) - the Order of the "Red Banner" of the RSFSR (and on similar orders of the same name of the Azerbaijan SSR and the Mongolian People's Republic and breastplate sign "To the hero of the revolutionary movement").

Similar satanic pentagrams were emblazoned on special award certificates awarded to distinguished Chekists. Felix Edmundovich Dzerzhinsky, chairman of the Cheka, quite consciously and confidently wore a similar diabolical star as a cockade on his service cap (see "Rodina", 2007, No. 12, p. 7).

We add that the portrait of this "fiery revolutionary", placed inside the "pentagram of Baphomet", was central part compositions of the Felix Dzerzhinsky special KGB order designed in 1932 (this project was rejected by Stalin, who deeply hated the Iron Felix, whom the “leader of the peoples” rightly called “an active Trotskyist”). This is the truth about the true origin and actual value Bolshevik emblems.

And the final deliverance from this Kabbalistic Masonic-Satanic symbolism (in addition, it continues to desecrate the sacred towers of the Moscow Kremlin) seems to be an indispensable condition for the true national revival of Russia.

S. V. Naumov, historian

State flag Australia. It is a rectangular panel of blue color with an aspect ratio of 1:2. The flag has six white stars - five stars in the form of the constellation of the Southern Cross on the right side of the panel and one large star under the image of the flag of Great Britain placed in the upper left corner, representing the Commonwealth of Australia. The six rays of the large star represent the six states of Australia, and the seventh ray represents the outer territories. The flag was adopted in 1901.

State flag of Azerbaijan. Aspect ratio 1:2. The flag is a three-color panel of three stripes: blue, red and green, arranged horizontally. In the center of the flag are an eight-pointed star and a crescent. According to the Constitution of Azerbaijan, the blue color on the flag is the traditional color of the Turkic peoples, the red color reflects the course towards the modernization of society and the development of democracy, green color indicates belonging to the Islamic civilization. The crescent also denotes belonging to the religion of Islam, the eight-pointed star means the eight branches of the Turkic peoples. History of the flag: On 09.12.1918, the government of the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic for the first time adopted a resolution on the tricolor state flag. On December 17, 1990, the tricolor flag was reinstated for the second time by the decision of the Supreme Majlis of Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic and adopted as the state flag of the Autonomous Republic. At the same session, the Supreme Majlis of the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic requested the Supreme Soviet of the Azerbaijan SSR to recognize the tricolor flag as the state symbol of Azerbaijan. On February 5, 1991, the Supreme Council of the Republic of Azerbaijan considered the petition of the Supreme Majlis of the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic and adopted a resolution on recognizing the tricolor flag as the State Flag of Azerbaijan.

State flag of Algeria. Aspect ratio 2:3, consists of two vertical stripes of the same width of green and white. In the center are a red star and a crescent. The colors of the flag symbolize: green - Islam, white - purity, red - freedom. The crescent and star are the symbols of Islam. The crescent is more closed than in other Muslim countries, as the Algerians believe that the longer horns of the crescent bring good luck. Date of adoption: 07/03/1962.

State flag of Angola. The modern state flag of Angola has been used since the country's independence from Portugal on November 11, 1975. The flag is a rectangular panel with an aspect ratio of 2: 3, divided into two equal horizontal parts: the top red and the bottom black. The red stripe of the flag symbolizes the blood shed in the struggle for independence, the black stripe symbolizes Africa itself. The gear and machete represent the union of workers and peasants. The star is a symbol of international solidarity and progress. Yellow represents the wealth of the nation. The cogwheel and machete are reminiscent of the hammer and sickle on the flag of the USSR, and this is no coincidence: the Angolan government maintained close ties with the USSR, and the hammer and sickle, as you know, is the world symbol of communist parties.

State flag of Argentina. Officially approved on February 25, 1818, the aspect ratio of the flag is 1:2. It consists of three horizontal stripes of equal width - the outer ones are painted light blue, the central one is white. Blue and white symbolize the sky and snow of the Andes. The sun, added in 1818, is the "Sole de Mayo" (May sun), the national symbol of Argentina. It recalls the appearance of the Sun in the cloudy sky on May 25, 1810, when the first mass popular demonstration in support of independence took place. There are also several folk tales that explain the meaning of the colors of the flag in a different way. According to one of them, the blue color symbolizes the La Plata River (Rio de la Plata - literally "River of Silver"), and white - silver (the name "Argentina" comes from the Latin name for silver, Latin argentum). It is believed that the colors of the flag are based on the traditional colors of the Bourbon family. Another option, blue and white - the colors of the robes of the Virgin Mary.

State flag of Aruba. The flag of Aruba is a light blue rectangular panel with two narrow horizontal stripes of gold at the bottom and a red four-pointed star with a white border located in the canton. The aspect ratio of the flag is 2:3. The meanings of the colors and elements of the flag are interpreted in different ways. The color blue symbolizes the sky, the sea, peace, hope, Aruba's future and connection to the past. Two golden stripes symbolize "reasons for separation from the Kingdom of the Netherlands": one stripe - the influx of numerous tourists to the sunny beaches of the island, the other - the industry of the island and its natural resources, gold, phosphates, gasoline. From the point of view of flag science "vexillology", a star with four rays on the flag looks very unusual. It symbolizes the four corners of the world, thus personifying the many countries from which people came to the island. The four rays on the star also symbolize the four main languages ​​spoken by the people of Aruba: English, Papiamento, Spanish and Dutch. In addition, the star symbolizes the island itself on sea ​​spaces: a land of red color with white sand beaches on the coast. The red color symbolizes not only the red earth, but also the blood shed by the islanders in the wars, the Indian origin of the indigenous population, love for the motherland and the mahogany that Aruba is rich in. White color also implies honor and purity of thoughts. The flag was approved on 03/18/1976, this day is a national holiday called "Flag Day", and is celebrated with carnival processions, festivities and fairs.
State flag of Bangladesh. The flag of Bangladesh has a 3:5 ratio. Based on the flag of the 1971 independence struggle. It was a green cloth with a red disk, against which the contours of the country were depicted in gold color. Later, to simplify the image of the flag, the contours of the country were removed from it. The disc is slightly offset to the shaft. Green means the nature of Bangladesh. The red disk is a symbol of the Sun of independence rising over the country, after a dark night of bloody struggle. Date of adoption: 01/17/1972.

State flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina. When creating the flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the following colors were used: blue, by analogy with the flag of the European Union. This color and the stars represent Europe, while yellow, the color of the sun, symbolizes hope. The triangle symbolizes the three main population groups of the country: Muslims, Croats and Serbs, and the outline of the country on the map. The flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina was approved on 02/04/1998.

State flag of Brazil. The national flag of Brazil was the design of Raimundo Teixeira Méndez and Miguel Lemos. Professor of astronomy Manuel Pereira was responsible for the arrangement of the stars, the drawing was made by Desio Villares. The design of the flag was approved on November 19, 1889, the aspect ratio of the flag is 7:10. The yellow and green colors used on the modern flag symbolize the natural wealth of Brazil: gold and forests. The flag has 27 stars representing the 26 states and federal district. The arrangement of the stars corresponds to the picture of the sky that could be observed in Rio de Janeiro on the morning of November 15, 1889, the day the Republic was proclaimed. The slogan "Ordem e Progresso" "Order and Progress" is an abbreviated version of the maxim of August Comte, the creator of the doctrine of Positivism, whose follower was Teixeira Mendez. In its full form, the slogan sounded like this: "In the beginning - love, at the base - order, as a result - progress." The slogan "Order and Progress" by Teixeira Mendez symbolized that the revolution did not just abolish the monarchy, the revolution was the beginning of building "a country of real brothers, where Order and Progress are the guarantee of constant harmony."

The national flag of Burkina Faso is a flag with red and green stripes arranged horizontally. A yellow star is placed in the center of the flag. The red color of the flag of Burkina Faso symbolizes the struggle for the country's independence, green hope and abundance natural resources. The yellow represents the mineral resources of Burkina Faso. Perhaps the red color and yellow star were borrowed from the flag of Vietnam. The national flag of Burkina Faso was adopted on 08/04/1984, the proportions of the flag are 2:3.

The national flag of Burundi is a rectangular panel of three colors: green, white and red. The aspect ratio of the flag is 2:3. Green stands for hope, white for peace, red for independence. In the center are three six-pointed red stars with a green outline, they mean the country's motto: "union, work, progress", and the three main ethnic groups living in Burundi - Hutu, Tutsi and Twa. The flag of Burundi was adopted on 12/26/1968.

State flag of Venezuela. The flag is a rectangular panel of yellow, blue and red horizontal stripes. Until 2006, the flag of Venezuela had 7 stars, which represented the seven provinces that began the struggle for independence. The 8th star added later on the national flag symbolizes the participation of the province of Guayana in the struggle for the liberation of Venezuela from colonial oppression. At the same time, additional changes were made to the national emblem. In memory of the participation of peasants, Indians and blacks in liberation war Venezuela added a bow, arrow and machete to the coat of arms. The white horse changed the direction of its movement, before it rushed to the right, and now to the left. The elements of the emblem symbolize the following: a sheaf of 20 ears of wheat - the unity of 20 provinces, flags and weapons - the struggle for independence, a galloping horse - freedom. The cornucopia represents the wealth of the country, and the wreath of laurel and palm trees symbolizes glory and peace. The aspect ratio of the flag is 7:10.

National flag of Vietnam. The flag features a yellow five-pointed star on a red background. Red means revolution. The star represents the leadership of the Communist Party of Vietnam, and its five ends represent the unity of workers, peasants, scientists, army and youth. The flag was adopted on 11/30/1955. Aspect ratio 2:3.

State flag of Ghana. The flag consists of the Pan-African colors of red, yellow and green. The black star on the flag of Ghana is the guiding star of African freedom and a symbol of hope for African independence, the red color symbolizes the blood of those who died in the struggle for the country's independence, yellow represents the country's wealth, green represents the country's forests and fields. The flag was adopted on 02/28/1966. Aspect ratio 2:3.

State flag of Guinea-bissau. It is a cloth with three stripes. The red stripe is placed vertically at the base of the flag, the yellow and green stripes are placed one above the other horizontally. On the red stripe is a five-pointed black star. Red color symbolizes the blood shed in the struggle for independence, yellow - labor invested in the prosperity of the country, green - tropical forests. The star is a symbol of hope for African independence. The flag was adopted on 09/24/1973. The aspect ratio of the flag is 1:2.

State flag of Honduras. It is a three-way panel. In the center of the flag are five five-pointed stars. Blue stripes are symbols caribbean And Pacific Ocean that wash Honduras. The five blue stars represent the five countries that were part of the Central American Federation: El Salvador, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua. The federation died, and its symbols remained in the flags of Nicaragua, El Salvador, and Honduras. The blue color of the stars symbolizes the color of the sky and brotherhood, and white, the desire for peace. The flag was adopted on February 16, 1866. Aspect ratio 1:2.

State flag of Grenada. The sun over Grenada symbolizes yellow on the flag, agriculture is represented by green, harmony, unity and courage of the people of the country is represented by red. Seven stars are the seven administrative regions of Grenada. The image of nutmeg on the flag is not accidental, because its cultivation is the basis of the economy of Grenada. Grenada, one of the world's leading producers of nutmeg. The flag was adopted on 02/07/1974. The proportions of the flag are 3:5.

State flag of Greenland. It is a rectangular panel with two horizontal stripes. The colors are taken from the flag of Denmark, white is the ice that covers most of the country, the red stripe is the ocean, the white-red disk is a symbolic image of the sun, half submerged in the sea. The flag was adopted on 06/21/1985. The proportions of the flag are 12:18.

State flag of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The Democratic Republic of the Congo, formerly Zaire - a state in central Africa, is a former colony of Belgium. The flag was adopted on 20.02.2006. The aspect ratio of the flag is 2:3.

National flag of Djibouti. Djibouti is a state in northeast Africa, bordering Ethiopia, Eritrea and Somalia. At the base of the flag there is a white triangle, a blue stripe above, a green stripe below, a red five-pointed star is placed in the triangle. White color symbolizes the world, blue - the sea and the sky, green - the earth. The red star means the unity of society. The flag was adopted on 06/27/1977. The aspect ratio of the flag is 2:3.

State flag of Dominica. The green color on the flag means the nature of the island, the red disc in the center of the flag is a symbol of freedom, the ten green five-pointed stars represent the 10 communities of Dominica. A cross of three colored stripes is a reminder of the Holy Trinity, the colors of the stripes of the cross are: golden yellow - Creoles, black - people from Africa, white - the world. In the center of the flag is the image of the Sisserou parrot, it lives only in Dominica and is a symbol of the island's identity, respect for the history and traditions of its people. The flag was adopted on 12/3/1978. The aspect ratio of the flag is 1:2.

State flag of Western Sahara. Western Sahara, a state in northwestern Africa, bordering Morocco in the north, Algeria in the northeast, and Mauritania in the south and east. The flag was adopted on 02/27/1976. The aspect ratio of the flag is 1:2.

State flag of Israel. The white cloth of the flag (a symbol of purity), with two parallel stripes of blue, resembles a "tales" (prayer scarf), which religious Jews have used during prayer since time immemorial. The hexagon in the center is Magen David, known as the "Star of David", an ancient symbol signifying magical power. This sign became a Jewish symbol as early as the 17th century and was adopted by the First Zionist Congress in 1897. The flag was adopted in 1948. The aspect ratio of the flag is 7:10.

The national flag of Jordan consists of three horizontal stripes: black on top, white in the middle, green below (representing the caliphates of the Abbasids, Umayyads and Fatimids). On the left is a red triangle (symbol ruling dynasty Hashemites), which depicts a white seven-pointed star. The seven-pointed star is a symbol of the seven parts of the Koran, as well as the unity of the Arab clans. The flag was adopted on 04/16/1928. The aspect ratio of the flag is 1:2.

State flag of Cape Verde. The flag has five horizontal stripes, the top and bottom are blue, between them are two white and one red stripe, in the central part ten yellow five-pointed stars are inscribed in a circle. Blue stripes are a symbol of the ocean, ten stars are the ten main islands of the archipelago that make up Cape Verde: Sao Vicente, Santa Luisia, Sal, Santiago, San Nicolau, Boavista, Fogo, Santo Antoine, Mayu, Brava . The shape of the stars, in a circle, personifies the unity of all parts of the country. The flag was approved on 09/22/1992. The sides of the flag are 3:5.

State flag of Kazakhstan. The national flag of the Republic of Kazakhstan is a rectangular panel of blue color with the image in its center of the sun with rays, under which a soaring eagle. Images of the sun, rays and an eagle are the colors of gold. On the left side of the cloth there is a vertical stripe with a red national ornament. The blue color, traditional for the Turkic peoples, is the color of the sky and water. The sun on the flag is a symbol of wealth and abundance. In addition, upon closer examination, the rays of the sun on the flag are in the form of grains - the basis of abundance and prosperity. The golden eagle personifies the love of freedom and the nobility of thoughts and plans of the peoples of Kazakhstan. On the left side there is a Kazakh ornament "koshkar-muiz - ram's horns". The flag was approved on 06/04/1992. The sides of the flag.

The national flag of Cameroon is a flag with vertical stripes of green, red and yellow. In the center of the flag, on the red stripe, there is an image of a five-pointed yellow star. The green color of the flag symbolizes the lush vegetation of the south of the country and hope, the red - the independence and unity of the north and south, the yellow - the fertile land of the north, wealth and the sun. The star is a symbol of the country's unity. The flag was approved on May 29, 1975. Flag sides 2:3.

National flag of Kiribati. For a state located on islands and atolls in the western Pacific Ocean, the image on the flag is quite logical. Ocean waves, rising sun and a bird soaring in the sky. The flag was approved on 07/12/1979. The sides of the flag are 1:2.

State flag of China. The flag of the People's Republic of China is a red flag with five yellow stars. The red color is the symbol of the revolution, the biggest star is the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party, the small stars are the classes of the Chinese population: workers, peasants, intellectuals and "patriotic capitalists". The flag was approved on 10/01/1949. Flag sides 2:3.

Unofficial flag of the Cocos Islands. The real, official flag of the Cocos Islands is the flag of Australia, but, as a rule, an unofficial flag is used - a green panel with a picture of a coconut palm, a crescent and a Southern Cross. The islands got their name not by chance, the coconut palm grows on the island in large quantities, the green color and the crescent are traditional symbols of Islam, the constellation of the Southern Cross emphasizes the country's location in the southern hemisphere. The flag has been in use since 2003. The sides of the flag are 1:2.

State flag of Comoros. The Union of the Comoros is a state located on the islands of the same name in the Indian Ocean, in the northern part of the Mozambique Channel between Madagascar and Africa. Crescent on a green triangle, the symbol of Islam. Four stripes on the flag and next to the crescent, this is a symbol of the four islands of the country: yellow - Mogeli, white - Mayot, red - Anjouan, blue - Greater Comoros. The flag was approved in 2003. The sides of the flag are 3:5.

State flag of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. The five-pointed star on the flag of the DPRK symbolizes the revolutionary traditions and the bright future of the Korean people. The red stripe on the flag is the patriotic spirit of the older generation of revolutionaries, the unbending fighting spirit and the invincible strength of the Korean people. The white circle and two white stripes of the flag mean that the Korean nation is a single nation with a long history and brilliant culture, that it is wise, hardworking, courageous, patriotic, just and heroic people with a will of steel. Both blue stripes express the ideals of independence, peace and friendship. The flag was approved on 09/08/1948. The sides of the flag are 1:2.

State flag of Cuba. Three blue stripes on the flag, a symbol of the three departments into which Cuba was divided during the reign of the Spaniards. Two white stripes mean the struggle of the people for independence, the triangle is a Masonic symbol of freedom, equality and fraternity. The red color of the triangle is the color of the spilled blood of the fighters for independence. The white star is a symbol of absolute freedom. The flag was created by the editor of the newspaper "La Verdad" Miguel Tolon in 1848. The sides of the flag are 1:2.

State flag of Kyrgyzstan. The national flag of the Kyrgyz Republic is a red cloth, in the center of which there is a round solar disk with forty evenly diverging rays of golden color. Inside the solar disk, the tunduk of the Kyrgyz yurt is depicted in red. The red monochromaticity of the flag symbolizes valor and courage, the golden Sun, bathed in its rays, personifies peace and wealth, and the tunduk is a symbol of the father's house in the broadest sense of this expression and the world as the universe. 40 rays, united in a circle, mean the unification of 40 ancient tribes into a single Kyrgyzstan. Tunduk symbolizes the unity of the peoples living in the country. The red color of the flag was the color of the flag of the generous Manas. The flag was approved by the Supreme Council of the Republic on 03.03.1992. The sides of the flag are 3:5.

The national flag of Liberia resembles the flag of the United States and consists of 11 alternating red and white stripes, and a blue field with a white star. The eleven stripes represent the eleven signatures on the Declaration of Independence. Red is a symbol of courage, and white is morality. The star symbolizes the emancipation of slaves, and the blue square represents the African continent. The flag of Liberia is also the most popular merchant ship flag in the world. More than 1,600 ships ply the oceans under the flag of Liberia. Such popularity is not accidental, in the country, the price of the ship dues is very low, and it turns out that the use of the Liberian flag on a ship is very economically beneficial. The flag was adopted in 1847. The ratio of the flag's width to its length is 10:19.

National flag of Mauritania. The flag features symbols traditional for Islamic countries, a crescent and a star on a solid background. Green, in addition, also means hope for a brighter future. Yellow is the Sahara desert. The flag was adopted on 04/01/1959. The ratio of the flag's width to its length is 2:3.

The national flag of Macedonia is a panel with the image of the sun with eight rays. The flag is the symbol of the "new sun of freedom", sung in national anthem Macedonia. The flag was adopted in 1995. The ratio of the flag's width to its length is 1:2.

State flag of Malawi. It is a cloth with horizontal stripes of black, red and green. On the black stripe is an image of the sun with 31 rays. The colors of the flag mean: black - the black population, red - the blood shed in the struggle for independence, green - vegetation. The flag was adopted on 07/06/1964. The ratio of the flag's width to its length is 2:3.

State flag of Malaysia. The traditional symbols of Islam - a crescent and a star - are placed on the flag. A star with 14 rays is a symbol of thirteen provinces and the federal center. The yellow color of these symbols means the symbol of the power of the king of Malaysia. The blue part of the flag means the unity of the people of Malaysia. The thirteen red and white stripes symbolize the thirteen provinces of Malaysia. The flag was adopted on 09/16/1963. The ratio of the flag's width to its length is 1:2.

National flag of the Maldives. The flag of the Republic of Maldives is a red panel with a green rectangle in the center, the image of a crescent moon is inscribed in the rectangle. The color of valor, red, has long been used in the Maldives. The green rectangle and the crescent are traditional symbols of Islam. The flag was adopted on 07/25/1965. The ratio of the flag's width to its length is 2:3.

The national flag of Morocco is a red flag with a green star. Red is used by the sheriffs of Mecca. The stylized star is the oldest symbol of life and health, also called the "Seal of Solomon". The flag was adopted on 11/17/1915. The ratio of the flag's width to its length is 2:3.

State flag of the Marshall Islands. The Republic of the Marshall Islands is located on the archipelago of the same name in the North Pacific Ocean. The meanings of the colors of the flag: blue - the waters of the Pacific Ocean, white and orange stripes represent the two chains of islands - Ratak (sunrise) and Ralik (sunset). Also, orange is the color of courage, while white is the color of peace. The star is a symbolic image of the Christian cross. The rays of the star symbolize: small rays - 21 municipalities of the Republic, 4 large rays - the capital of Majuro, Jaluit, Wotje and Kwajalein atolls. The flag was adopted on 05/01/1979. The ratio of the flag's width to its length is 1:2.

State flag of Micronesia. The flag of the Federated States of Micronesia is a blue and blue panel symbolizing the Pacific Ocean, it has 4 stars that represent the four groups of islands that make up the federation. The flag was adopted on 11/30/1978. The ratio of the flag's width to its length is 10:19.

The national flag of Mozambique is unique, it is the only flag in the world that has an image of a Kalashnikov assault rifle. Symbols on the flag: a star - international solidarity, a book - study, a hoe - production, a machine gun - defense. The red color symbolizes the times of the national liberation struggle and the defense of sovereignty. The meanings of other colors: green - the fertility of the earth, black - the African continent, yellow - mineral wealth, white - the world. The flag was adopted on 05/01/1983. The ratio of the flag's width to its length is 2:3.

The national flag of Mongolia consists of three vertical stripes of red, blue and red. The blue color is traditional for the Mongols, it is the color of the country's cloudless sky. Two red stripes symbolize freedom and independence, in addition, they are symbols of the color of fire, the flame of bonfires in the steppe. On the left side of the flag is an intricate golden ideogram, in the upper part of which is the soyombo symbol - the sun, moon and special sign"Annusvara" - the point from which, according to Buddhist teachings, the universe began its development. The three flames crowning the annusvara represent the past, present and future. Fire, in Buddhist terminology - "bindu", is a symbol of birth, prosperity and rebirth. This is the well-being of a person, family, generation, people, country. The sun and moon are symbols of light and eternity. The lower part of the ideogram is limited to the right and left by two rectangles, symbolizing the strength and firmness of the people, calling people to friendship, according to the proverb: "Two friends will be fenced stronger than stone walls." Two triangles with the point down are combat symbols - since ancient times, an arrow or spear turned with the point down was understood as a cry: "Death to the enemies!". Two horizontal rectangles - flat steppe, straightness, justice. The center of the ideogram is occupied by the symbol "Yin and Yang", which means the unity and struggle of opposites, ensuring the eternal movement of the world: fire and water, light and darkness, earth and sky, man and woman. Flag accepted

The national flag of Myanmar is red with a blue rectangle in the upper corner. In the blue rectangle is the image of rice, against the background of the mill wheel (symbols of agriculture). The composition is surrounded by 14 five-pointed stars, which represent Administrative division Myanmar. The red color of the flag is a symbol of commitment to socialist ideals, blue - peace and unity, white - purity and honesty. The flag was adopted on 01/03/1974. The ratio of the flag's width to its length is 5:9.

State flag of Namibia. The sun symbolizes life and energy. The blue color on the flag is a symbol of water, very important resource for arid countries. Red is a symbol of the people, their heroism and determination to build a better future. Green is a symbol of the nature of Namibia, white is the peace and unity of the nation. Date of adoption of the flag 03/21/1990. The ratio of the flag's width to its length is 2:3.

The national flag of Nauru is blue with a yellow stripe and a white star. The blue color of the flag is the waters of the Pacific Ocean and the sky above it. The yellow line means the equator. The white star indicates the country's location in relation to the equator. The 12 rays of the star symbolize the 12 tribes of Nauru. Date of adoption of the flag 01/31/1968. The ratio of the flag's width to its length is 1:2.

The national flag of Nepal is the only non-rectangular flag in the world. In fact, this is a combination of pennants of two branches of the Rana dynasty, the past rulers of the country. The blue color of the border of the flag symbolizes peace, while the red is the national color of Nepal. The two royal symbols represent the hope that Nepal will last as long as the sun and moon. Date of adoption of the flag 12/16/1962.

The national flag of Niger is a flag with three horizontal stripes and a circle in the center. The orange stripe on the flag is the symbol of the Sahara desert. The orange circle in the center is the symbol of the sun. The white stripe is a symbol of purity and simplicity. The green stripe is a symbol of green plains, as well as brotherhood and hope. Date of adoption of the flag 11/23/1959. The ratio of the flag's width to its length is 6:7.

State flag of Niue. The warm feelings that the people of Niue have for New Zealand are expressed in the gold color of the flag, and the Union Jack in the upper left corner symbolizes Niue's close ties with the UK. The small stars are the symbol of the Southern Cross and of New Zealand, which has ruled Niue since 1901. The large star in the center symbolizes Niue's self-governing status. Flag of Niue - Adopted in 1975. The ratio of the flag's width to its length is 1:2.

The flag of New Zealand is blue with the flag of Great Britain in the upper left corner. On the right side of the flag are four five-pointed stars, which symbolize the most bright stars constellation Southern Cross. Date of adoption of the flag 06/12/1902. The ratio of the flag's width to its length is 1:2.

The national flag of the Cook Islands is a rectangular panel of blue color, with the image of the flag of Great Britain located in the upper left corner, and 15 white stars are located in a circle on the right side of the flag. The presence of the image of the flag of Great Britain is a symbol of the close historical ties of the Cook Islands with the United Kingdom. Stars, these are the 15 islands of the state. The blue color of the flag is the symbol of the ocean. Date of adoption of the flag 08/04/1979. The ratio of the flag's width to its length is 1:2.

The national flag of Pakistan is green with a white stripe and a white crescent with a star. Green is the traditional color of Muslims, who make up the majority of Pakistan's population, while white is the color of the rest of the population. The white crescent means the desire for progress, the star is a symbol of enlightenment and knowledge. Date of adoption of the flag 08/14/1947. The ratio of the flag's width to its length is 2:3.

The national flag of Palau was designed based on the flag of Japan. Blue is the symbol of the ocean. The circle in the center of the flag represents the full moon. The time of the full moon, according to the local population, is most suitable for fishing, cutting trees and harvesting. Date of adoption of the flag 06/13/1980. The ratio of the flag's width to its length is 3:5.

The national flag of Panama consists of four squares: white, red and blue. Red and blue stars are placed on a white background. The blue and red colors represent the Conservative and Liberal parties of Panama. White color is a symbol of peace. In addition, blue is a symbol of the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, and red, a symbol of shed blood, in the struggle for one's country. The blue star is a symbol of purity and honesty, and the red one is power and law. Date of adoption of the flag 12/20/1903. The ratio of the flag's width to its length is 2:3.