Meanwhile, a black eagle is on Germany’s coat of arms. Russia’s eagle, however, is special – it’s double-headed, with each head looking in opposite directions. Still, this is not unique ...

the two-headed eagle appeared on the first Russian coat of arms and the tsar’s seal. During Ivan’s reign, Muscovy annexed the Kazan and the Astrakhan khanates, the Tatar feudal states and the ...

The double-headed eagle that dominates Russia’s coat of arms holds many meanings, from signifying a historical connection to ...

KALININGRAD, Russia -- A court in the town of Chernyakhovsk has ruled that the coat of arms of the old town in Russia's far western exclave of Kaliningrad is illegal because it carries "elements ...

The sign resembled the official Russian coat of arms and contained other subtle shots ... The double-headed eagle is a main feature of Russia's national symbol — and its appearance on the ...

The modified symbol showed an eagle with two heads, which seems to resemble the Russian coat of arms. It is also grasping thirteen golf clubs and has a banner above its head that reads “45 Es ...

Resemblance to the Russian Federation coat of arms In addition, the eagle makes the false seal bear a resemblance to the coat of arms of the Russian Federation, which is itself based on the coat ...

The image included a two-headed eagle, instead of just one head, which closely resembles the bird on the Russian coat of arms. The eagle is holding golf clubs in its left talons, instead of the ...