What symbol represents Saint Olaf in Norway's coat of arms?
Sword
Shield
Crown
Axe
Answer
In Norway's coat of arms, the axe represents Saint Olaf, the patron saint of Norway. It symbolizes both the king's authority and justice, as well as the country's history and cultural heritage. The axe is often depicted with two crossed blades, representing the union of the Eastern and Western parts of Norway under Olaf's rule.
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