In Surgut, first-graders were given diaries with the coat of arms of Russia, where an eagle holds a hammer and sickle
First-graders in Surgut were given school diaries with an error in the coat of arms of Russia - the double-headed eagle in the picture, instead of a scepter and orb, holds a hammer and sickle, TASS reports . “I can confirm this fact. [The Russian coat of arms] contains elements of Soviet symbolism. Apparently whoever designed the layout of the diary made a mistake. We are looking into it,” said Alexander Overchuk, adviser to the head of the Surgut administration.