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Русский: Герб барона Сигизмунда фон Герберштейна. Две важнейшие его дипломатические миссии отображены на родовом гербе в виде изображения “московита” и “турка”
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English: Coat of arms of Baron Sigismund von Herberstein. Two of his most important diplomatic missions appear on the coat of arms in the form of images "Muscovite" and "Turk"
Date репринт 1984 с издания 1560 года
Source Sigmund von Herberstein, "Das alte Russland", Zьrich, 1984
Author Служба придворного геральдмейстера империи Габсбургов

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  • 2006-11-05 20:32 Gedi 343×455× (141424 bytes) Герб барона Герберштейна
  • 2006-04-25 12:20 Gedi 356×794× (71205 bytes) Герб барона Сигизмунда фон Герберштейна.

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