Draft:Symbols of Moscow

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State symbols of Moscow are distinctive signs of the federal city of Moscow (flag, coat of arms, anthem).

Anthem

Since July 14, 1995, the official anthem of Moscow has been the Soviet song "Moya Moskva."

- anthem in Russian.[1]

Coat of arms

Coat of arms

The coat of arms of Moscow is one of the official[2] symbols of Moscow along with the flag.[3]

The coat of arms depicts a red shield with a silver horseman in blue armor, riding a white horse and holding a silver spear. The horseman is Saint George the Victorious. He is depicted at the moment of defeating a black dragon, which symbolizes evil and chaos. The red color of the shield symbolizes bravery, valor, and the blood shed in defense of the city.

Flag

Flag

The Flag of Moscow is one of the official[4] symbols of Moscow, alongside its coat of arms and anthem.

The current flag was officially approved on February 1, 1995.

The Flag of Moscow is a dark red banner. In its center is depicted the heraldic symbol of the city – Saint George the Victorious on horseback, striking a serpent with his spear.

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