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The arms refer to the former brick and tile manufacturing in the municipality. The structure forms the letter H, the town's initial. The acorn refers to nature, the lower half shows a typical tool used by shepherds and refers to the former importance of sheep herding. The red and silver are the colours of Niedersachsen. | The arms refer to the former brick and tile manufacturing in the municipality. The structure forms the letter H, the town's initial. The acorn refers to nature, the lower half shows a typical tool used by shepherds and refers to the former importance of sheep herding. The red and silver are the colours of Niedersachsen. | ||
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HASSENDORF
State : Niedersachsen
District (Kreis) : Rotenburg (Wümme)
Samtgemeinde : Samtgemeinde Sottrum
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In Silber ein gemauerter roter Doppelflenkenbalken, oben begleitet von einer blauen Eichel, unten von einer blauen Schäferschippe. |
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The arms refer to the former brick and tile manufacturing in the municipality. The structure forms the letter H, the town's initial. The acorn refers to nature, the lower half shows a typical tool used by shepherds and refers to the former importance of sheep herding. The red and silver are the colours of Niedersachsen.
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