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The arms show a deer head with a cross, the symbol for St. Hubertus, the local patron saint. In this case the cross has been changed to the cross of [[Lorraine]], as the village is part of [[Lorraine]]. The blue bar is canting and symbolises the Breidenbach river (Breidenbach means broad stream/brook). | The arms show a deer head with a cross, the symbol for St. Hubertus, the local patron saint. In this case the cross has been changed to the cross of [[Lorraine]], as the village is part of [[Lorraine]]. The blue bar is canting and symbolises the Breidenbach river (Breidenbach means broad stream/brook). | ||
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BREIDENBACH
Département : Moselle
French | D'or à la fasce ondée d'azur, au rencontre de cerf sommé d'une croix de Lorraine de gueules brochant sur le tout. |
English | (Moselle) No blazon/translation known. Please click here to send your (heraldic !) blazon or translation |
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The arms show a deer head with a cross, the symbol for St. Hubertus, the local patron saint. In this case the cross has been changed to the cross of Lorraine, as the village is part of Lorraine. The blue bar is canting and symbolises the Breidenbach river (Breidenbach means broad stream/brook).
Literature: Image from http://www.armorialdefrance.fr
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