Bulava of the President of Ukraine

The presidential mace is made of gold-covered and weighs 750 grams. It consists of two hollow parts: a handle and a top, the so-called apple. They contain a “secret” – a three-edged damask blade bearing engraved “Omnia revertutur” motto (Everything returns – from Latin.) The top of the mace is adorned with golden ornamental medallions and crowned with an enameled and gemmed golden wreath. The mace used to have 64 gold-mounted stones (emeralds and garnets). The blade can be extracted from the mace with the help of the button, decorated with a Yakut emerald. The mace is kept in a mahogany carved coffer.

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"Security bloc"	National Security and Defense Council Procurator General* Foreign Intelligence Service Derzhspetszviazok Security Service of Ukraine* Administration of State Security General Staff Pardons Commission

"Administrative bloc"	Anti-Monopoly Committee* State Property Fund* State Committee on Television and Radio broadcasting* Public Humanitarian Council National Institute of Strategic Research National Academy of State Administration

Supporting	Administration building Constitutional Assembly of Ukraine Representatives Crimea State Management of Affairs

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Symbols of Ukraine

Official	Flag list regions Coat of arms list regions Presidential symbols Flag Collar Bulava Seal Peresopnytsia Gospel National colours

Unofficial	Glory to Ukraine Vyshyvanka Pysanka Bandura Chervona kalyna Borscht Bread and salt Cossack with musket Cossack Mamay Hopak Horilka Varenyky

Songs	Shche ne vmerla Ukraina Prayer for Ukraine Oi u luzi chervona kalyna Razom nas bahato, nas ne podolaty Za Ukrainu Zaporizhian March

People	Taras Shevchenko Volodymyr the Great Yaroslav the Wise Lesya Ukrainka Ivan Franko Bohdan Khmelnytsky Mykola Amosov Stepan Bandera

Landmarks	Sofiyivsky Park Kiev Pechersk Lavra Kamianets-Podilskyi Castle Khortytsia Chersonesus Saint Sophia Cathedral Khotyn Fortress

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