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The arms are a combination from elements from the seals of the two villages. The singing birds are a canting element for Vogelsang ('birdsong'), whereas the oak tree is taken from the seal of Fredersdorf. The oak tree is split to indicate the oaks on each side of the village. | |||
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FREDERSDORF-VOGELSDORF
State : Brandenburg
District (Kreis) : Märkisch-Oderland
Additions : 1993 Fredersdorf, Vogelsdorf
Official blazon
Im von Gold und Grün gespaltenen Schild eine bewurzelte, mit Blättern und Früchten versehene Eiche in verwechselten Farben, belegt mit einer roten gestürzten und gekürzten Spitze, darin in Gold ein Vogel auf einem Ast.
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted on ?
The arms are a combination from elements from the seals of the two villages. The singing birds are a canting element for Vogelsang ('birdsong'), whereas the oak tree is taken from the seal of Fredersdorf. The oak tree is split to indicate the oaks on each side of the village.
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