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The arms quarter the arms of the Archdiocese (I and IV) with the arms of the archbishop. He already used a star as personal arms before becoming Archbishop of Bamberg. The meaning, however, is not known. | The arms quarter the arms of the Archdiocese (I and IV) with the arms of the archbishop. He already used a star as personal arms before becoming Archbishop of Bamberg. The meaning, however, is not known. | ||
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JOSEPH VON SCHORK
Born : December 7, 1829
Deceased : January 25, 1905
Archbishop of Bamberg, 1890-1905
Official blazon
- (de) Geviert von Gold und Blau; in 1 und 4 der Bamberger Löwe; in 2 und 3 ein facettierter silberner Stern.
Origin/meaning
The arms quarter the arms of the Archdiocese (I and IV) with the arms of the archbishop. He already used a star as personal arms before becoming Archbishop of Bamberg. The meaning, however, is not known.
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