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The two wheatears are taken from the 19th century seal of Schönfelde. They symbolise the importance of agriculture. The cross and swords refer to Gölsdorf and are based on a local monument for a Russian officer, who died in the village in 1813. | The two wheatears are taken from the 19th century seal of Schönfelde. They symbolise the importance of agriculture. The cross and swords refer to Gölsdorf and are based on a local monument for a Russian officer, who died in the village in 1813. | ||
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SCHÖNFELDE
State : Brandenburg
District (Kreis) : Oder-Spree
Incorporated into : 2001 Steinhöfel
Additions : 1974 Gölsdorf
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted on ?
The two wheatears are taken from the 19th century seal of Schönfelde. They symbolise the importance of agriculture. The cross and swords refer to Gölsdorf and are based on a local monument for a Russian officer, who died in the village in 1813.
Literature: MOZ