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Coat of Arms of Saxony-Anhalt - Official Regional Heraldry #1487699 (License: Personal Use)
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The coat of arms features a shield divided into four black-and-white quarters, symbolizing the former duchies of Anhalt and Magdeburg, with a central golden horizontal band (fess) bearing a black eagle-the traditional emblem of the Archbishopric of Magdeburg. The eagle, depicted with outstretched wings and a beak open in heraldic “display” posture, signifies sovereignty and ecclesiastical authority. This design was officially adopted after German reunification in 1990 to reflect the state’s historical continuity and regional identity.
Used on government websites, official documents, educational resources about German federal states, and cultural heritage pages; matches user intent for researching regional symbols, history, or civic identity in Germany.
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