Coat of arms of Haiti

Coat of arms of Haiti

The coat of arms of Haiti, originally designed in 1806, shows six country flags, three on each side, in front of a palm tree and two cannons on a green lawn; in front of the tree is a drum, two bugles, cannon balls, ship anchors and two pieces of chain with a broken link symbolising the broken chain of slavery. Above the palm tree a Phrygian cap is placed as a symbol of freedom. On a white ribbon is displayed the French motto “L'UNION FAIT LA FORCE” (Through unity we find Strength).

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