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TIMIŞOARA
District/county (județ) : Timiș
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Origin/meaning
The lion crossing a bridge is the arms of the Banat Region used during the Monarchy. The red flag with a silver cross is the flag of Savoy, as used by Eugene of Savoy - the man who liberated Timișoara from the Turks; the second flag is Romania's flag with a hole in it, as used by the people who started the Romanian Revolution of 1989, in Timișoara.
The base shows a heraldic representation of the City of Timișoara.
Image gallery
The arms by Ströhl, 1904
The arms in the early 20th century
The arms in the Wappen-Sammlung (+/- 1910)
The arms in the Abadie albums, 1930s
The arms in the Abdulla albums, 1930s
The arms in a 1935 publication
The arms on a cover (with Courbevoie and Freudenstadt )
The arms during Socialist rule
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