What does the crown of oak leaves worn by Germans stand for?

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Courage

Heroism

Freedom

Unity

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The crown of oak leaves worn by Germans stands for Heroism. This idea came from the artists of the 18th & 19th centuries, personifying a nation by a particular face of the country which represents the characteristics of unity, liberty and republic. So they thought to represent the country with a female face & figures who portray qualities like justice, liberty, & ideals of unity. This statue was known as an allegory of the nation. In France, it was done by taking a popular Christian name Marianne, which portrays these characteristics. Germany got inspired by France and set Germania, the allegory of the German nation.

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