Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Emblem of Turkey is the star and crescent, which also appears on the Flag of Turkey. Like National emblem of France and a number of other countries, the Turkey's emblem does not have any legal status as an official coat of arms. It appears on the cover of Turkish passports, on Turkish identity cards and diplomatic missions of Turkey.The current emblem of Turkey has been in use, with some minor changes, since 1922, when Ottoman Sultanate was abolished and its coat of arms was abandoned.Since there is no law regarding the emblem, the colors of star and crescent are sometimes rendered differently in different uses. In the emblem used in old national IDs in 1930's, the direction of the crescent was also different, facing left instead of right.In 2014, MPs of AKP in TBMM attempted to pass a motion in order to officially create a new coat of arms for the country."@en }
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- National_emblem_of_Turkey abstract "The Emblem of Turkey is the star and crescent, which also appears on the Flag of Turkey. Like National emblem of France and a number of other countries, the Turkey's emblem does not have any legal status as an official coat of arms. It appears on the cover of Turkish passports, on Turkish identity cards and diplomatic missions of Turkey.The current emblem of Turkey has been in use, with some minor changes, since 1922, when Ottoman Sultanate was abolished and its coat of arms was abandoned.Since there is no law regarding the emblem, the colors of star and crescent are sometimes rendered differently in different uses. In the emblem used in old national IDs in 1930's, the direction of the crescent was also different, facing left instead of right.In 2014, MPs of AKP in TBMM attempted to pass a motion in order to officially create a new coat of arms for the country.".
- Q199855 abstract "The Emblem of Turkey is the star and crescent, which also appears on the Flag of Turkey. Like National emblem of France and a number of other countries, the Turkey's emblem does not have any legal status as an official coat of arms. It appears on the cover of Turkish passports, on Turkish identity cards and diplomatic missions of Turkey.The current emblem of Turkey has been in use, with some minor changes, since 1922, when Ottoman Sultanate was abolished and its coat of arms was abandoned.Since there is no law regarding the emblem, the colors of star and crescent are sometimes rendered differently in different uses. In the emblem used in old national IDs in 1930's, the direction of the crescent was also different, facing left instead of right.In 2014, MPs of AKP in TBMM attempted to pass a motion in order to officially create a new coat of arms for the country.".