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Four coats of arms side by side: 1: three black lions on gold under a crown; 2: white and blue lozenges under a crown; 3: at the top black and gold stripes with a crancelin and a black eagle, at the bottom a black bear on a red wall; 4: black bull's head on gold beside a red griffin on white

Which coat of arms belongs to the Free State of Bavaria?

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D Picture 2

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The lesser state coat of arms of Bavaria shows white and blue lozenges topped by a crown (people's crown). The lozenges go back to the Counts of Bogen and have been the symbol of Bavaria for centuries. The other pictures show the coats of arms of Baden-Württemberg, Saxony-Anhalt and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

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