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Druja - Kobryn
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Druja
arms approved on March 3,
1720. The city is divided by the border between the Republic of Belarus and
Latvia - theLatvian part is called Piedruja.
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Drysa (rus. Verkhnedvinsk)
approved on August
21 1781. Here we have a typical arms given by the Russians - they cancelled
the cities' old arms (many of that arms got lost now) and gave new arms to
occupied Litvan cities. Instead of the old arms Russians made arms of the
Litvan provinces (the Pahonia on backgrounds of different colours) the arms
of cities - like we see it here
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Dzisna
approved on January
20, 1569
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Hancavičy
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Haradok
since the 16th
century
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Haradzieja (rus. Gorodnaya)
approved on March 17, 1792
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Harodnia (rus. Grodno)
since the 16th century. Astaeological researches show that the most (25%)
bones found around Harodnia are bones of reindeers
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arms of 1567 |
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Russian occupational arms |
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arms of 1802 |
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arms of 1878 |
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Hieraniony
approved on May 25, 1792
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Homiel (rus. Gomel)
approved in 1560
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arms of
1856. The arms
is very similar to the arms of Bielica that now is a part of the city of
Homiel. This arms is also the current official arms of Homiel |
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Horki
created
on August 27 1857 by Russian administration
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Ihumien (rus. Cherven')
approved on January 22, 1796
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Ivacevičy
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Janaŭ (rus. Ivanovo)
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Kamianiec
since the 16th century
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Kapyl
approved on August 27, 1652. The hunting horn is a part of the town's
owners' arms - the Radzivił family. The aristocratic clans - the magnaty
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were very powerful in medieval Litvania. The most important magnaty were the
families Radzivił and Sapieha. In arms of many towns we can find
their emblems or parts of these emblems
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Klecak (rus. Kletsk)
approved on August 27, 1652. here we also see the horn of the Radziviłs
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Klimavičy
approved on August 16, 1781
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Kobryn and Haradziec
approved on December 10, 1589. On the shield is St. Hanna. Here we have an
other example of two towns using the same arms
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under the Russian rule (19th century) the
original arms was replaced by this one |
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Kosava
approved in 1998. In the shield is the palace
of Graf Vandalin Pusłoŭski
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© Bartolomaeus Horbač Anno Domini 2003
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