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The arms symbolise the etymology of the name, which is derived from a deep ford (furt) in the Bist river. The French fleur-de-lys symbolises that the village was part of France from 1766-1815. The chief refers to the Waldgassen Abbey, to which the area historically belonged. | The arms symbolise the etymology of the name, which is derived from a deep ford (furt) in the Bist river. The French fleur-de-lys symbolises that the village was part of France from 1766-1815. The chief refers to the Waldgassen Abbey, to which the area historically belonged. | ||
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DIFFERTEN
State : Saarland
District (Kreis) : Saarlouis
Incorporated into : 1974 Wadgassen
| German | Unter silbernem Wellenschildhaupt, darin drei rote gemeine Kreuze, in Gold eine gestürzte blaue Spitze, belegt mit einer goldenen Lilie
Origin/meaningThe arms were officially granted on August 10, 1967. The arms symbolise the etymology of the name, which is derived from a deep ford (furt) in the Bist river. The French fleur-de-lys symbolises that the village was part of France from 1766-1815. The chief refers to the Waldgassen Abbey, to which the area historically belonged. Contact and SupportPartners: Your logo here ?
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