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The village was founded by the Cistercian Abbey in Trebnitz. This is reflected by the car, which is derived from the chequy bend of the Cistercian Order. The tree is a canting beech (Buche). The chief with the scythe symbolises the agricultural character of the village. | The village was founded by the Cistercian Abbey in Trebnitz. This is reflected by the car, which is derived from the chequy bend of the Cistercian Order. The tree is a canting beech (Buche). The chief with the scythe symbolises the agricultural character of the village. | ||
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BUCHHOLZ (STEINHÖFEL)
State : Brandenburg
District (Kreis) : Oder-Spree
Incorporated into : 2003 Steinhöfel
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| German | blazon wanted |
| English | blazon wanted |
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The village was founded by the Cistercian Abbey in Trebnitz. This is reflected by the car, which is derived from the chequy bend of the Cistercian Order. The tree is a canting beech (Buche). The chief with the scythe symbolises the agricultural character of the village.
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