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Heraldry of the World Civic heraldry of Angola |
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NATIONAL ARMS OF ANGOLA
Origin/meaning
Angola uses the above State logo, adopted in 1975 and changed in 1992. The difference is the removal of the word 'Popular' in the official name of the country.
In 1935 the then Portuguese colony received its first arms, based on the same structure as all Portuguese colonies. The upper right half and the bottom are identical for all colonies and show the 5 shields of the Portuguese National arms and the waves for the 'overseas' colonies. The upper left half differs between the colonies and for Angola an elephant and a horse.
When in 1951 the colony was transformed into a province, the text on the banner was changed. The arms were abandoned at the independence in 1975.
 The arms from 1935 |
 The arms from 1951 |
 The arms from 1975 | |
 Coin with the colonial arms |
 Coin with the present arms |
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