The Russian banner says: "Children, kitchen, church. The sense and greatness of a Russian woman". That's the motto that Hitler declared in September 1934 in his speech before the Women's National Socialist Organization. He said then: "the world of the German woman is her husband, her family, her children and her home." He used "Kinder, Küche, Kirche"/"Children, Kitchen, Church". But the last part of the slogan, "Church", was omitted because of anti-religious campaigns during the Nazi era. However, now in Russia the church is an integral part of Russian propaganda, so there is no need to omit it