Fehrbellin

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FEHRBELLIN

State : Brandenburg
District (Kreis) : Ostprignitz-Ruppin
Additions : 2002 Betzin, Deutschhof, Hakenberg, Karwesee, Königshorst, Manker, Tarmow, Wall; 2003 Brunne, Dechtow, Langen, Lentzke, Linum, Protzen, Walchow, Wustrau-Altfriesack

Official blazon
German	In Silber eine zweitürmige, rote Kirche mit gequadertem Mauerwerk als Unterbau und einem mit einer schwarzen Rosette belegten offenen Doppelbogenportal. Die Türme sind mit je vier schwarzen Fenstern sowie mit bezackten, beknauften und bekreuzten Spitzdächern versehen. Zwischen den Türmen ein wachsender, schwarzbekleideter und behüteter Mönchsrumpf.
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Origin/meaning

The arms were officially granted on February 18, 1993.

The arms appear on the local seals since the 15th century. The composition, however, is unlogical. A church as shown on the seals and arms never existed in the city. Also, the person, either a man, a priest or a monk in historical images, has an unknkown origin. It may be a reference to the Diocese of Havelberg, to which the city belonged in medieval times.