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There will be no adequate analog for a gift from France. What would you give us ? And millions of migrants “from a very” angry Europe at that time were met by American Freedom. Let �be a space �rocket �as the hope for a new Earth . Or too romantic?
Minin and Pozharsky, obviously. Symbol of the freedom of the Russian people from the foreign yoke. You can also recall the Volgograd Motherland, which in general is a symbol of the same thing. Russia is unlucky as the United States to be a giant island protected by oceans on all sides, so the symbol of freedom in Russia is a symbol of victory in wars in which the invaders sought to destroy the Russian people, but could not.
if we consider the Statue of Liberty of the United States as a symbol of the concept with which this country was built – liberalism, individuality, rights, personal freedom of an individual, etc., then Russia in this case is characterized by the concept of conservatism and partly religious fundamentalism, and in my opinion an important semantic symbol of Russia in this case isByzantine double-headed eagle. Orthodoxy is indeed the most important bond. Here's what the President's “confessor” says::
http://www.youtube.com/embed/vEqjPGwLpIY?wmode=opaque