Coat of arms of New Batavia: Difference between revisions
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Escutcheon New Batavia.png|Lesser coat of arms | Escutcheon New Batavia.png|Lesser coat of arms | ||
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== Government | == Government seals and emblems == | ||
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Seal of the president of New Batavia.png|Presidential seal; the four stars refer to the Fourth Republic | Seal of the president of New Batavia.png|Presidential seal; the four stars refer to the Fourth Republic | ||
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Revision as of 18:12, 22 November 2020
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The coat of arms of New Batavia was adopted on xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (law xxxxxxx). It uses the Arab styled Eagle of Saladin as supporter and the colors of the flag of New Batavia on the escutcheon.
Variants
Greater coat of arms
Lesser coat of arms
Government seals and emblems
Presidential seal; the four stars refer to the Fourth Republic
Historical emblems
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The Virtual United Provinces's emblem was based on that of the historic Dutch East India Company. When the country became a unitary state, it was renamed to Republic of the Netherlands. It used the emblem of the historic Batavian Republic. The Islamic Internet Republic retained this emblem.
(2007-2008) Emblem of the Virtual United Provinces
(2008-2020) Emblem of the Republic of the Netherlands and the Islamic Internet Republic
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