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by Blas Delgado Ortiz, 19 Aug 2001, after image by Petr Exner;
flag adopted 13 Jun 1995; design: Theo George.
When the new coat of arms and flag of Bolatice was designed the original symbolism
of the Bolatice seal was neglected. The designer, Theo George from Germany,
combined the attribute of St. Stanislas (sword), the patron saint of the
present church, with the one of St. Catharine (wheel with knives), on whose
nameday the extended church was inaugurated in 1912. To these symbols were
added the corn-ears for agriculture.
By the decision of the chairman of the Czech Pariament # 56 of 13 Jun
1995 a coat of arms was adopted "blue with a golden sword between two golden corn-ears
issuing from a threemountain, surmonté a broken silver wheel, supplied
with knives".
The flag is vertically blue-yellow; on the hoist is the sword with
the broken wheel.
Source: This
webpage, reported by Martin Markovič.
image from this
webpage, located by Jarig Bakker, 3 Oct 2001
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