The Pahonia parallax wallpaper

The Pahonia coats of arms - free wallpapers with parallax effect. Created by Flaxtreme.

The Pahonia (Pogonia, Pagonya) is national symbol of the Belarusian Nation. The Pahonia is symbol of freedom, happiness and unity of the belarusian people. And now everybody have good opportunity to download the Belarusian national symbol on his or her device. Install your own the Pahonia on Android's screen. Let the Pahonia stay with you in your life. Now that is simple and free. Viva Belarus!

The application with the Pahonia coats of arms has the following features:
1) Wonderful parallax effects - set up the Pahonia wallpapers from this application and see beautiful parallax animation depending on movings of your device. It's like on iOS 7, yep!
2) User friendly interface for quick wallpaper's installation.
3) Several color themes - several interpretations of the Pahonia coats of arms. Choose your favorite one.
4) Absolutely free application - no commercials, no paid content. App was developed for all with love to the Belarusian history.
5) New content, types of animations as soon as possible.

We believe you will love this app. But we need your help. All your feedback either your ratings on Play Google and your comments and reviews or maybe some advices and remarks will be appreciated by us.
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* NOTE for Android 2.3 users *
Sometimes app may crash - it's known Android 2.3.x bug (http://goo.gl/xzleuG). Sorry, but only solution is update your system to 4.0 and below

History page of Pahonia coats of arms(from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pahonia )

The heraldic shield features a red field with an armored knight on a white (silver) horse holding a silver sword in his right hand above his head. A silver shield hangs on the left shoulder of the charging knight, and a golden (yellow) Patriarchal cross appears on the shield.
1918-1990 The Pahonia appeared on the state seal of the Belarusian National Republic for a short period between 1918 and 1919.
During Soviet times the emblem was forbidden and used only by Belarusian emigrant communities in the USA, Canada, and elsewhere. During the Second World War the Belarusian Central Rada, a puppet Nazi régime in Belarus, also used the Pahonia symbol.
In the late 1980s, during a new wave of Belarusian national rebirth, the Belarusian Popular Front adopted the Pahonia as its coat of arms, despite the fact that its public display constituted a criminal offense. In 1990, after the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the Pahonia became the coat of arms of the independent Republic of Belarus.
In 1995, following a controversial referendum, Alexander Lukashenko scrapped the Pahonia's status as the official coat of arms and replaced it with a modified Soviet emblem. Since then the Pahonia has served as one of the symbols of the anti-Lukashenko opposition in Belarus.