File:DEU Marienbaum COA.png
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English: The arms were officially granted on April 24, 1961. The arms are canting and ahow an oak tree (Baum) and two fleur-de-lys for Mary of Burgund, duchess of Kleve. She founded the Birgittenkloster (monastery) in 1430 at once the place of pilgrimage too . After a legend from an sick shephard shown in a dream a statue of the Virgin Mary in a strangely shaped tree. He went out, found the tree and the village became an important place of pilgrimage. This is thus symbolised in the arms.
Deutsch: Auf blauem Grund eine silberne (weiße) Eiche mit drei Ästen und je 8:7:8 Blättern sowie drei Wurzeläste. Im Schildfuß vorn und hinten je eine goldene (gelbe) Lilie. Das Wappen wurde am 24. April 1961 vom Regierungspräsidenten in Düsseldorf genehmigt. Als redendes Wappen spricht der silberne Baum in Blau (Marienfarben Blau-Weiß) den Namen der Gemeinde aus. Die Darstellung der Eiche nimmt Bezug auf den Baum (Trappenbaum), auf dem der Legende nach das wundertätige Marienbild gefunden wurde. Die goldenen Lilien sind dem Wappen der Herzogin von Kleve, Maria von Burgund, entnommen, die mit der Stiftung des Birgittenklosters 1430 den Wallfahrtsort Marienbaum begründete. |
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Source | Habben, Hermann, Wappen, Siegel und Flaggen im Kreise Moers, Rheinberg 1962, S. 14 ff | |||||
Author | Hermann Habben - constructed and added by Jürgen Krause | |||||
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This image is in the public domain according to German copyright law because it is part of a statute, ordinance, official decree or judgment (official work) issued by a German authority or court (§ 5 Abs.1 UrhG).
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