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D'azur à trois lions couronnés d'argent, et une croix d’or alaisée brochant sur le tout.
D'azur à trois lions couronnés d'argent, et une croix d’or alaisée brochant sur le tout.


'''Origin/meaning :'''<br/>
====Origin/meaning====
The arms show the cross for the Sainte Croix de Bouzonville Abbey, to which the village historically belonged. The three lions are the arms of the Bérus region in Lorraine, in which the village was situated.
The arms show the cross for the Sainte Croix de Bouzonville Abbey, to which the village historically belonged. The three lions are the arms of the Bérus region in Lorraine, in which the village was situated.



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ALZING

Département : Moselle

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Official blason :
D'azur à trois lions couronnés d'argent, et une croix d’or alaisée brochant sur le tout.

Origin/meaning

The arms show the cross for the Sainte Croix de Bouzonville Abbey, to which the village historically belonged. The three lions are the arms of the Bérus region in Lorraine, in which the village was situated.

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