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The arms are of late medieval origin and based on the old seals of the city. The seals showed a walled city, very typical of the time, and a canting lady (Dame). There is analogy with the arms of [[Magdeburg]], Dahme belonged until the middle of the 17th century to the State and Diocese of Magdeburg. | The arms are of late medieval origin and based on the old seals of the city. The seals showed a walled city, very typical of the time, and a canting lady (Dame). There is analogy with the arms of [[Magdeburg]], Dahme belonged until the middle of the 17th century to the State and Diocese of Magdeburg. | ||
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DAHME/MARK
State : Brandenburg
District (Kreis) : Teltow-Fläming
Additions : 1957 Schwebendorf; 1974 Zagelsdorf; 2001 Buckow, Gebersdorf, Kemlitz (1961 Altsorgefeld), Rosenthal; 2003 Niebendorf-Heinsdorf (1957 Heinsdorf, Niebendorf), Schöna-Kolpien (1974 Kolpien, Schöna), Wahlsdorf
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In Silber eine zinnengekrönte rote Mauer mit drei bezinnten Rundtürmen, offenem schwarzen Tor und hochgezogenem silbernem Fallgatter; auf dem höheren und stärkeren Mittelturm, an dem links eine schwarze Leiter lehnt, eine wachsende, natürliche, blaugekleidete weibliche Figur mit grünem Palmenzweig in der erhobenen Rechten. |
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Origin/meaning
The arms are of late medieval origin and based on the old seals of the city. The seals showed a walled city, very typical of the time, and a canting lady (Dame). There is analogy with the arms of Magdeburg, Dahme belonged until the middle of the 17th century to the State and Diocese of Magdeburg.
There has been some speculation, but it is not clear who the lady is (a saint ?).
Seal from around 1900 |
The arms by Hupp in the Kaffee Hag albums +/- 1925 |
The arms during DDR times |
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