...m the arms of [[Oldenburg (State)|Oldenburg]], as the district belonged to Oldenburg from 1803-1946.
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...rict (Kreis) : [[Ostholstein]] (until 1970 [[Oldenburg in Holstein (kreis)|Oldenburg in Holstein]])<br />
Amt : [[Amt Oldenburg-Land]]
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The arms were granted on July 3, 1911 by the Grand-Duke of Oldenburg.
...artered arms of Oldenburg. The lower half shows a ship with the banners of Oldenburg, which is a symbol for the importance of the harbour and shipping for the c
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District (Kreis): [[Oldenburg (kreis)|Oldenburg]] (until 1979 [[Grafschaft Hoya]])<br/>
[[Category:Oldenburg]]
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...arms of the counts of Oldenburg, which were changed in 1200 by Moritz von Oldenburg into the straight bars as can be seen in the first quarter.
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'''OLDENBURG IN HOLSTEIN'''
...rict (Kreis) : [[Ostholstein]] (until 1970 [[Oldenburg in Holstein (kreis)|Oldenburg in Holstein]])
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...s the arms of Oldenburg. Lastrup was part of Tecklenburg and the Counts of Oldenburg had some privileges from the local church.
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Additions : 1970 [[Eutin (kreis)|Eutin]], [[Oldenburg in Holstein (kreis)|Oldenburg]]
...d most of the former district of Eutin. The castle is derived from the old Oldenburg district arms.
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...Until 1803 the village was part of the State of Münster, from 1803-1945 of Oldenburg.
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...he old arms of Oldenburg, as the most of the area historically belonged to Oldenburg. The second quarter shows the arms of the Counts of Calvelage-Ravensberg wh
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...olz (kreis)|Diepholz]], [[Nienburg (kreis)|Nienburg]], [[Oldenburg (kreis)|Oldenburg]]
[[Category:Oldenburg]]
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...ate and Prussian province of Oldenburg. At the time, Steinfeld was part of Oldenburg. The second quarter shows St. John, with the Lamb, the patron saint of the
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...Nordenham and received city status in the same year from the Grand-Duke of Oldenburg.
...tfriesland region, with the arms of the Grand-Duchy of [[Oldenburg (State)|Oldenburg]]. The anchor is a symbol for the harbour.
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...rict (Kreis) : [[Ostholstein]] (until 1970 [[Oldenburg in Holstein (kreis)|Oldenburg in Holstein]])<br />
[[Category:Oldenburg in Holstein|Schonwalde am Bungsberg]]
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...The upper part therefore shows the arms of the county and former state of Oldenburg. The lower part shows part of the arms of the State of Lübeck, which, in t
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...of Munster and after the secularization in 1803 the village became part of Oldenburg.
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...lst.kreis.jpg|60 px|right]]<br>(until 1970 [[Oldenburg in Holstein (kreis)|Oldenburg in Holstein]])<br><br><br>
[[Category:Oldenburg in Holstein|Gromitz]]
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.... The combination of these two items was first used by Count Christian von Oldenburg on his seal from 1418. The arms were adopted on the seal of the Butjadingen
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...e those of the original [[State of Oldenburg]], as the area became part of Oldenburg in 1531.
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The Counts of Oldenburg built around 1234 a castle, around which the village of Berne developed. Th
...The colours red, gold and blue are derived from the arms of the Counts of Oldenburg.
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