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DASSOW
State : Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
District (Kreis) : Nordwestmecklenburg
Additions : 1950 Lütgenhof, Prieschendorf, Schwanbeck, Wilmstorf; 1957 Wieschendorf; 1961 Klein Voigtshagen (1950 Tankenhagen); 1974 Groß Voigtshagen; 2004 Harkensee (1950 Barendorf bei Dassow), Pötenitz (1950 Rosenhagen; 1961 Benckendorf (1950 Volkstorf))
Official blazon
In Silber auf grünem Boden eine rote Burg mit zwei Zinnentürmen mit spitzen Helmen und einem offenen Tor, darin ein grüner Dornstrauch.
Origin/meaning
The arms were granted on October 1, 1927.
The arms show a castle as a symbol for the city. The thornbush in the gate is a canting symbol. The name Dassow is derived from the local Slavic word darč, meaning thornbursh. A local legend states that a thornbusch growing in the gate of the city prevented enemies to invade and conquer the city.
Emergency money from 1922 |
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