On the coat of arms of which republic, instead of a hammer, in a composition with a sickle, a rake was depicted? Detailed answer

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On the coat of arms of which republic, instead of a hammer, in a composition with a sickle, a rake was depicted?

In 1926, the Tuva People's Republic, which had already separated from China, but had not yet become part of the USSR, approved the state emblem. In many ways, it resembled the coats of arms of the Soviet republics. The main distinguishing detail was that instead of a hammer, a rake was depicted in the composition with a sickle - perhaps because Tuva at that time was an exclusively agrarian country.

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