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The oak tree was already used as village symbol for a long time. The arms were adopted during the town's twinning with [[Stadecken-Elsheim]] in 1980. | The oak tree was already used as village symbol for a long time. The arms were adopted during the town's twinning with [[Stadecken-Elsheim]] in 1980. | ||
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RUPT-SUR-MOSELLE
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The arms were officially adopted in 1980.
The oak tree was already used as village symbol for a long time. The arms were adopted during the town's twinning with Stadecken-Elsheim in 1980.
Literature: Image from http://www.armorialdefrance.fr
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