The biggest and exotic gifts are exchanged between countries

The biggest and exotic gifts are exchanged between countries

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Diplomacy through giving gifts has a wealthy history and storage in the world.

Not all diplomatic gifts contain a priority force of soldiers trying to overthrow your city, though.

Here we will explore the biggest and most expensive and expensive gifts that countries have exchanged.

Some of these are warm people, some of them symbolize and some are just strange completely.

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Liberty goddess statue

It was a famous reality that the Statue of Liberty was a gift from the French to Americans.

In today's currency, cost more than 5 million dollars to build.

The story behind the gift?

The US revolution completely changed the shape of the Western world and more than a hundred years later, France celebrated the prayer uprising leading to their freedom, with a statue of the Libertas, Libertas

A Christmas tree

Since 1947, Norway has sent a spruce more than 20 meters for him every year, where it stands in Trafalgar Square for the Christmas season.

This is an annual tradition of anniversary support he has given Norway in combating the occupation of the Nazi.

Norway fell on one day to Germany Nazi, and their exile government stayed in London, where they could coordinate resistance strategies and try.

A touching gesture.

Two giant pandas

China has given two giant pandas for Zoo National in Washington D.c.

Highly iconic visit, it represents the end of 25 years without communication or diplomacy between the two countries.

We hope the US and China can reminiscount on friendly days because the two countries are going through a rough patch in diplomacy these days.

tulips

Another annual tradition celebrates war actions, this time between the Netherlands and Canada.

The Netherlands announced their neutrality in both World War.

When they are located in England, France and Germany, they have no choice but to maintain the neutrality as to declare one side that will make them open to attack from the other person and they are in the distance

Anyway, Dutch invaded the Netherlands in 1940, without any official statement about war.

The Netherlands Royal Family was introduced and covered in Canada in the war.

Now they send 100,000 tulips to Canada every year and even have developed a special tulip-like tulip with Canadian flag.

Sword of Stalingrad

King George VI of the UK trusted a sword created for Joseph Stalin.

As Russian leader, Stalin monitors Stalingrad battle.

A monumental five months is said to have changed the process of the entire war.

It was fighting in 1943 and led to the biggest defeat of axis powers, which lost more than a million men.

The red army lost hundreds of thousands of men, but emerged victory when their wonderful will, their uninterrupted size and spirit saw them through.

The only people equipped to deal with a Russian winter are Russians like history that have shown us time and again.

iPod & DVD.

A new sworn sworn, Barack Obama went to the United Kingdom in 2009 and has some interesting gifts for the Prime Minister and the Queen.

Obama gave David Cameron 25 DVD and gave the queen, an eight-hour old man, a classic iPod.

For all the good, professional and attractive characteristics of Obama, his gifts have left something to desire.

Must say, David Cameron bought him some Wellies and Hobgoblin Ale back, so this naturally asks questions: How does the special relationship?

Special mention

Some other remarkable diplomatic gifts from history include French first giraffes.

A gift from Egypt, and intends Curry to support the French for their support in a war, France received the first giraffe and the French was completely crazy for it.

The Philip Prince movement, a sect of a tribe in Vanuatu, who worship him as a gifted god Philip a penis shell in 2010.

Can't talk about this, the better.

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Because a large button, red is an ideal gift for two countries that are really threatened to nuke each other for about 50 years.

Unfortunate button has Russian words for 'excessive' instead and American-Russian relationships are thought to be as bad as today when they are in the Cold War.

And finally, we returned to Prince Philip, who received the most strange diplomatic gifts from all over Georges Pompidou, the French president at the time.

A six-feet long wine cooler in the shape of a grasshopper.