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Different arms were shown in a manuscript with the cities of Flanders in 1562. The arms are canting showing a hare (haas) in trousers (broek) for the Dutch name Hazebroek which, however, has noting to do with trousers (broek means trousers, but here it means marshland). | Different arms were shown in a manuscript with the cities of Flanders in 1562. The arms are canting showing a hare (haas) in trousers (broek) for the Dutch name Hazebroek which, however, has noting to do with trousers (broek means trousers, but here it means marshland). In a later armorial the arms of the Lords of Hazebrouck were shown as city arms (a bar made of diamonds). | ||
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