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*(de) Drei silberne weiße Kreuze im roten Felde. | *(de) Drei silberne weiße Kreuze im roten Felde. | ||
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===Origin/meaning=== | ===Origin/meaning=== | ||
The town became a city around 1445, but the first seals are known only from 1623. It already showed the three crosses, which are probably derived from the arms of Paderborn. In a 18<sup>th</sup> century manuscript the colours are changed. The present arms were granted at the same time as the prefix Bad, in 1914. | The town became a city around 1445, but the first seals are known only from 1623. It already showed the three crosses, which are probably derived from the arms of Paderborn. In a 18<sup>th</sup> century manuscript the colours are changed. The present arms were granted at the same time as the prefix Bad, in 1914. | ||