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De sinople au massacre de cerf d'or surmonté d'une étoile de six rais cousue de gueules; à la bordure d'or. | De sinople au massacre de cerf d'or surmonté d'une étoile de six rais cousue de gueules; à la bordure d'or. | ||
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The antler and the star are taken from the arms of the Gentersberg family, who had a castle in the municipality. The bordure is taken from the Bitche county to which the village belonged. The green colour is a canting element (Hagen is a German word for forest). | The antler and the star are taken from the arms of the Gentersberg family, who had a castle in the municipality. The bordure is taken from the Bitche county to which the village belonged. The green colour is a canting element (Hagen is a German word for forest). | ||
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HANVILLER
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De sinople au massacre de cerf d'or surmonté d'une étoile de six rais cousue de gueules; à la bordure d'or.
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The antler and the star are taken from the arms of the Gentersberg family, who had a castle in the municipality. The bordure is taken from the Bitche county to which the village belonged. The green colour is a canting element (Hagen is a German word for forest).
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