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[edit] On the "Recommendation" of August 17, 2004

This is the full text of the recommendation:

RS – I/2-3.

PREPORUKU

O KORIŠĆENjU GRBA, ZASTAVE I HIMNE REPUBLIKE SRBIJE

„Službeni glasnik RS”, broj 93 od 17. VIII 2004.

Do konačnog utvrđivanja državnih simbola Srbije, u skladu sa članom 5. Ustava Republike Srbije, koristiće se:

GRB

Grb Republike Srbije utvrđen Zakonom o grbu Kraljevine Srbije od 16. juna 1882. godine, koji se koristi u dva nivoa – kao Veliki grb i kao Mali grb.

Veliki grb jeste crveni štit na kome je, između dva zlatna krina u podnožju, dvoglavi srebrni orao, zlatno oružan i istih takvih jezika i nogu, sa crvenim štitom na grudima na kome je srebrni krst između četiri ista takva ocila bridovima okrenutih ka vertikalnoj gredi krsta. Štit je krunisan zlatnom krunom i zaogrnut porfirom vezenom zlatom, ukrašenom zlatnim resama, uvezanom zlatnim gajtanom sa istim takvim kićankama, postavljenim hermelinom i krunisanim zlatnom krunom.

Mali grb jeste crveni štit na kome je, između dva zlatna krina u podnožju, dvoglavi srebrni orao, zlatno oružan i istih takvih jezika i nogu, sa crvenim štitom na grudima na kome je srebrni krst između četiri ista takva ocila bridovima okrenutih ka vertikalnoj gredi krsta. Štit je krunisan zlatnom krunom.

ZASTAVA

Zastava Republike Srbije postoji i koristi se kao Narodna zastava i kao Državna zastava, sa razmerama 3:2 (dužina prema visini).

Narodna zastava jeste horizontalna trobojka sa poljima istih visina, odozgo na dole: crvena, plava i bela.

Državna zastava jeste horizontalna trobojka sa poljima istih visina, odozgo na dole: crvena, plava i bela, a preko svega, centra pomerenog ka jarbolu za 1/7 ukupne dužine zastave Mali grb Republike Srbije.

Predsednik Republike Srbije i Predsednik Narodne skupštine Republike Srbije poseduju i koriste standarte kvadratnog oblika, i to:

– Standarta Predsednika Republike jeste horizontalna trobojka koja, unutar bele bordure sa naizmeničnim nizom plavih i crvenih trouglova temenima upolje i sa po jednom crvenom deltoidom u svakom uglu, ima polja istih visina, odozgo na dole: crveno, plavo i belo, a preko tih polja Veliki grb Republike Srbije;

– Standarta Predsednika Narodne skupštine Republike Srbije jeste horizontalna trobojka sa poljima istih visina, odozgo na dole: crveno, plavo i belo, a preko tih polja Veliki grb Republike Srbije.

HIMNA

Himna Republike Srbije jeste svečana pesma „Bože pravde" Jovana Đorđevića, na muziku Davorina Jenka, sa tekstom koji glasi:

Bože pravde, ti što spase

od propasti dosad nas,

čuj i odsad naše glase

i od sad nam budi spas.

Moćnom rukom vodi, brani

budućnosti srpske brod,

Bože spasi, Bože hrani,

srpske zemlje, srpski rod!

Složi srpsku braću dragu

na svak dičan slavan rad,

sloga biće poraz vragu

a najjači srpstvu grad.

Nek na srpskoj blista grani

bratske sloge zlatan plod,

Bože spasi, Bože hrani

srpske zemlje, srpski rod!

Nek na srpsko vedro čelo

tvog ne padne gneva grom

Blagoslovi Srbu selo

polje, njivu, grad i dom!

Kad nastupe borbe dani

k' pobedi mu vodi hod

Bože spasi, Bože hrani

srpske zemlje, srpski rod!

Iz mračnoga sinu groba

srpske slave novi sjaj

nastalo je novo doba

Novu sreću, Bože daj!

Otadžbinu srpsku brani

pet vekovne borbe plod

Bože spasi, Bože brani

moli ti se srpski rod!

Ovu preporuku objaviti u „Službenom glasniku Republike Srbije".

—Preceding unsigned comment added by 74.72.92.99 (talkcontribs) 17:10, 30 September 2006 (UTC)

[edit] The new Constitution of The Republic of Serbia had not had any effect on the problem

The "Political background" section of the article should be updated, mentioning what effect, if any, the new Serbian Constitution had on the issue. - Regards, Evv 00:38, 1 November 2006 (UTC)
In the Constitution of the Republic of Serbia, article 7. states that the Republic of Serbia has a Coat of Arms, Flag (FR: Drapeau) and Anthem.
  • Coat of Arms are used as Great Coat of arms and Lesser Coat of Arms.
  • Flag of the Republic of Serbia exists and is used as Peoples Flag (Flag of the People, National Flag) and as State Flag (Republic Flag).
So why not publish these facts in the article Flag of Serbia. Not the Anthem, Coat of Arms, etc. But Peoples flag is in use, look at the Peoples Assembly of Republic of Serbia there are allways two flags The Flag of the People and The Flag of the State.
If we want to be exact then the title under The Flag of the State cann't be Flag of Serbia, but State Flag of Serbia or Flag of the Republic of Serbia. You cann't write that National flag was in use 2004-2006, because it is still in use to simbolize the difference between the State (eg. Governoment) and the People.
Flag of the People or People of Serbia flag or The Flag of the People of Serbia is in Serbian language (NARODNA ZASTAVA) not (NACIONALNA ZASTAVA) so translation in English language should be appropriate. Imbris 02:54, 8 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Royal crown for a republic!

How come Serbia uses a royal crown on the shield, when the country is a republic? John Anderson 18:44, 31 October 2007 (UTC)

Matter of tradition. Compare Coat of arms of Austria, Coat of arms of Russia. Duja 10:49, 1 November 2007 (UTC)
Yeah, but Austria's crown is not a monarchial crown and the Russian crown is within the shield, which as far as I understand is of heraldic significance. John Anderson 11:25, 2 November 2007 (UTC)