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Partizánske (Slovakia)

Partizánske okres, Trencin region

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image by Ivan Sache, 27 Apr. 2000
Adopted 4 Dec 1996

Partizánske new flag
Partizánske flag
Partizánske CoA
Partizánske new CoA

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Partizánske new flag

From the Partizánske website: "This flag is also quite new and made by a teacher of history who is interested in flags and arms. The colours are connected with the emblem and each one has its own meaning." Adopted 4 Dec 1996.
Jarig Bakker, 26 Apr 2000

Partizánske flag

submitted through Rob Raeside, 27 July 1999
used 1991-1996

Partizánske is in western Slovakia, 53 km north of Nitra with 20.000 inhabitants. In Partizánske is the biggest shoe factory in Slovakia.
Jarig Bakker

Partizánske Coat of Arms

from http://www.tatrahome.sk/revue/erby/ . (!Link does not work any more!)

Comment from the Partizánske website: This one is an older town emblem which you can also see a symbol of shoe industry expressed by a boot on. The fire behind a hill is a sign of the SNP (Slovak National Revolt) because Partizánske was one of the revolt centres. The Slovak National Revolt took place in 1848; on the 9 February, 1949 the city of Bat'ovany was renamed Partizánske."
Jarig Bakker, 26 Apr 2000

It may be of some interest to note that this fire is the one shown in the former Czechoslovakian coat of arms as escutcheon, symbolizing in it the Slovakian part of the joint state.
Željko Heimer, 26 Apr 2000

Partizánske new Coat of Arms

from the Partizánske website: "This is the newest town coat-of-arms. It shows that the town was important centre of the shoe industry although there were many generous fields around."
Jarig Bakker, 26 Apr 2000