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JOSEPH KUMPFMÜLLER Born: May 2, 1869 Deceased: February 10, 1949 Bishop of Augsburg, 1930-1949

Official blazon
German	Rot und Silber gespalten; ein silberner Herzschild, darin ein flarmnendes rotes Herz.
English	blazon wanted

The main shield is the arms of the Diocese of Augsburg; the inescutcheon shows the flaming heart of Christ, a symbol of love.

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-*(de) Rot und Silber gespalten; ein silberner Herzschild, darin ein flarmnendes rotes Herz.
 ===Origin/meaning===
-The main shield is the arms of the Dioces eof Augsburg; the inescutcheon shows the flaming heart of Christ, a symbol of love.
+The main shield is the arms of the Diocese of Augsburg; the inescutcheon shows the flaming heart of Christ, a symbol of love.
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