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The bull is taken from the arms of the cities of [[Lübben (Spreewald)|Lübben]] and [[Luckau]]. The eagle is derived from the arms of Brandenburg. The crown is added as a symbol for the former district Königs Wusterhausen (Royal Wusterhausen). | The bull is taken from the arms of the cities of [[Lübben (Spreewald)|Lübben]] and [[Luckau]]. The eagle is derived from the arms of Brandenburg. The crown is added as a symbol for the former district Königs Wusterhausen (Royal Wusterhausen). | ||
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DAHME-SPREEWALD (LDS)
State : Brandenburg
Additions : 1993 Lübben, Luckau, Königs Wusterhausen
German |
In Silber eine eingebogene, mit goldener Königskrone belegte, blaue Spitze; begleitet vorn von einem widersehenden golden bewehrten, abgeschnittenen roten Stierrumpf, hinten von einem golden bewehrten, abgeschnittenen roten Adlerrumpf. |
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Origin/meaning
The arms were granted on November 16, 1995.
The bull is taken from the arms of the cities of Lübben and Luckau. The eagle is derived from the arms of Brandenburg. The crown is added as a symbol for the former district Königs Wusterhausen (Royal Wusterhausen).
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