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1956–1967 1967–1975 1975–1982 1982–1991 1991-1993 1991–1992 1992–1993
1956–1967 1967–1975 1975–1982 1982–1991 1991-1993 1991–1992 1992–1993
1992–1993 (secondary), 1993–1998 (primary) 1998 (secondary), 1998–2001 (primary) 2001–2002 2002–2008 (primary), 2008-2010 (secondary) 2008 (secondary), 2008–2010 (primary) 2010–2012 (primary) 2010-2012 (secondary), 2012–present (primary)
1992–1993 (secondary), 1993–1998 (primary) 1998 (secondary), 1998–2001 (primary) 2001–2002 2002–2008 (primary), 2008-2010 (secondary) 2008 (secondary), 2008–2010 (primary) 2010–2012 (primary) 2010-2012 (secondary), 2012–present (primary)

Vtoraya Programma[]

1956–1967[]

TV SSSR (1956-1967)

1967–1975[]

Вторая программа ЦТ (1967-1975)

1975–1982[]

Second Program CT USSR(1975-1982)

1982–1991[]

TV USSR 2nd Programme 1982
Second Programm Of TV USSR (67-91)

RTV[]

1991 (prototype)[]

RTV Prototype

1991-1993[]

1-й логотип РТВ.svg

RTR[]

1991 (prototypes)[]

1991-1992[]

RTR91

1992 (prototype)[]

RTR 1992 Prototype

1992–1993[]

RTR Logo 1992

1992–1993 (secondary), 1993–1998 (primary)[]

RTR 4
Designer:  Sergey Shanovich
Typography:  Custom
Launched:  October 1993

1998–2001[]

RTR 6
Designer:  2 Kryla
Typography:  Dublon (modified)
Launched:  September 14, 1998

2001–2002[]

RTR 2001 logo

Russia[]

2002–2008 (primary), 2008-2010 (secondary)[]

7-й логотип Россия

2008 (secondary), 2008–2010 (primary)[]

Russia 1 2008 Remake Gray

Russia 1[]

2010–present[]

2010–2012 (primary)[]

Russia 1 2010
Designer:  RTR-Design
Typography:  Franklin Gothic Cyrillic ("РОССИЯ" text)
Launched:  January 1, 2010

As part of the introduction of VGRTK's new identity, on 1 January 2010, "Russia" was renamed "Russia 1" and adopted a new logo with the word "Russia" inside a blue rectangle and number 1 in a red square.

2010-2012 (secondary), 2012–present (primary)[]

Russia 1 2012
Designer:  RTR-Design
Typography:  Russia-Bold
Launched:  March 15, 2012

The font of the text was changed in 2012 to Russia-Bold typeface.

On December 24, Russia 1 announced the opening of temporary extra timeshift versions of the channel in addition to +2, +4, +6 and +8. All new extra channels were launched on 31 December 2017 and stopped broadcasting on 2 January 2018. (The extra timeshift channels were relaunched on 31 December 2018 and uses the same logo as the main channel)


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