Second inauguration of Boris Yeltsin
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Date | August 9, 1996 |
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Location | State Kremlin Palace Moscow |
Participants | President of Russia, Boris Yeltsin Assuming office Chairman of the Constitutional Court of Russia, Vladimir TumanovAdministering oath |
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The second inauguration of Boris Yeltsin as the president of Russia took place on Friday, August 9, 1996. The ceremony was held at the State Kremlin Palace and lasted about thirty minutes.
It was originally planned to hold a ceremony at the
Background
Boris Yeltsin won the election in 1996 and re-entered the office of the president of Russia a month later.
Ceremony
First, in the inauguration of the Hall have been brought standard of the president of Russia, flag of Russia, Russian Constitution and sign of the president of Russia.
Next on stage were invited the Chairman of the
After the twelfth stroke
The first speech was made by the Chairman of the Central Election Commission of Russia Nikolai Ryabov, in his speech he congratulated Boris Yeltsin, announced that Yeltsin was popularly re-elected President of Russia for a second term and he declared that the elections were fair and democratic. At the end of the speech Ryabov gave Yeltsin a certificate of the Russian President.
Then, a speech made by the Chairman of the Constitutional Court Vladimir Tumanov, who also congratulated Yeltsin announced electoral integrity and urged the President took the oath.
After Boris Yeltsin took the oath, he sounded Anthem of Russia, and a copy of the standard of the president of Russia was raised over the Kremlin Senate.
Thereafter, Chairman of the Federation Council Yegor Stroyev, put on the symbol of Presidential power on Boris Yeltsin.
Then, with a made a congratulatory speech, Patriarch Alexy II.
At the end of the ceremony it was made of thirty artillery salute volleys.[2]