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The golden saltire refers to St. Andrew, the patron saint of the parish church in Nieznamierowicach. The head of the swan is taken from the arms of the Dunin family, which had several properties in the municipality in the fourteenth and fifteenth century | The golden saltire refers to St. Andrew, the patron saint of the parish church in Nieznamierowicach. The head of the swan is taken from the arms of the Dunin family, which had several properties in the municipality in the fourteenth and fifteenth century | ||
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RUSINÓW
Province: Mazowsze
County: Przysucha
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially adopted on November 18, 2013.
The golden saltire refers to St. Andrew, the patron saint of the parish church in Nieznamierowicach. The head of the swan is taken from the arms of the Dunin family, which had several properties in the municipality in the fourteenth and fifteenth century
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