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The division of the arms is taken from the arms of [[Münsingen]], as the village belongs to the parish of Münsingen. The colours are the colours of [[Worb]], as the village Trimstein historically belonged to Worb. The three roses represent the three villages Rubigen, Trimstein and Allmendingen. | The division of the arms is taken from the arms of [[Münsingen]], as the village belongs to the parish of Münsingen. The colours are the colours of [[Worb]], as the village Trimstein historically belonged to Worb. The three roses represent the three villages Rubigen, Trimstein and Allmendingen. | ||
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[[Literature]] : Wappenbuch des Kantons Bern, 1981. | [[Literature]] : Wappenbuch des Kantons Bern, 1981. | ||
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RUBIGEN
Canton : Bern
Additions : 19?? Trimstein
Official blazon
Origin/meaning
The division of the arms is taken from the arms of Münsingen, as the village belongs to the parish of Münsingen. The colours are the colours of Worb, as the village Trimstein historically belonged to Worb. The three roses represent the three villages Rubigen, Trimstein and Allmendingen.
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Literature : Wappenbuch des Kantons Bern, 1981.