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The two crossed candles are the symbol of St. Blasius, patron saint of the village. The badger is a canting symbol, its name in the local dialect is Tags (Dachs in German). | The two crossed candles are the symbol of St. Blasius, patron saint of the village. The badger is a canting symbol, its name in the local dialect is Tags (Dachs in German). | ||
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Département : Haut-Rhin
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De gueules à deux cierges d'argent, allumés d'or, passés en sautoir, au blaireau du même brochant en coeur.
Origin/meaning
The two crossed candles are the symbol of St. Blasius, patron saint of the village. The badger is a canting symbol, its name in the local dialect is Tags (Dachs in German).
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