Coat of Arms of the SFSR of Yugoslavia

The Coat of Arms of the Soviet Federal Socialist Republic of Yugoslavia is relatively unchanged except the date on the bottom was replaced with their motto and a Hammer and Sickle was added in the center of the star, and the ribbons were changed to a darker shade of blue, the same shade of blue on their Flag. Unlike most Latyeskovist nations, the motto of their predecessor "Brotherhood And Unity" in Serbo-Croatian was kept as their motto instead of being replaced by "Workers of the world, unite!" in Serbo-Croatian, due to the revival of Titoism and the rise of Latyeskovism in the Balkans, and a growing need to reunite in times of strife decades after the 2nd Great Depression.