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What does the hammer and sickle represent on the soviet union flag?
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What does the hammer and sickle represent on the soviet union flag?

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hammer and sickle on the soviet union flag represent its leading role in socialist society to unify and enlighten the workers and peasants in the building up to
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The hammers stands for industrial labors and the sickle stands for the farmers/ peasants. Together they represent the worker-peasant alliance.
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