Harppi-Saksa
/ˈhɑrpːiˌsɑksɑ/
FINCE → TR
Tanım
•East Germany
Etimoloji
From harppi (“compasses”) + Saksa (“Germany”); the attribute comes from the coat of arms of the former German Democratic Republic (East Germany), which displayed a hammer (symbolizing the working class), a wreath of rye (symbolizing the peasant class) and a compass (symbolizing intelligentsia) and was all placed in the middle of the East German flag.