National Arms of Austria: Difference between revisions

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When Austria regained independence in 1945 the arms from 1919 were restored on May 1st, 1945. The only addition were the chains, symbol of the liberation of the Nazi-regime. Ever since the arms have remained unchanged. On different occasions, however, proposals were made to change the arms and to remove the hammer, chain and sickle, but these were never carried out.  
When Austria regained independence in 1945 the arms from 1919 were restored on May 1st, 1945. The only addition were the chains, symbol of the liberation of the Nazi-regime. Ever since the arms have remained unchanged. On different occasions, however, proposals were made to change the arms and to remove the hammer, chain and sickle, but these were never carried out.  
The shield itself with the historical arms may also be used as small arms for daily use.  
The shield itself with the historical arms may also be used as small arms for daily use.  
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[[Literature]] : Image taken from http://peter-diem.at/symbols.htm (with permission)
[[Literature]] : Image taken from http://peter-diem.at/symbols.htm (with permission)
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