Talk:Glaubicz coat of arms

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polish ot german? edit

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german wiki says it is german, Berthold of Glaubitz 1275 was the first, so Berthold is a german name, he ownes 1275 the village Glaubitz. The other first names are Otto.. so, why should it be polish? It could be originally german. 2003:CA:A707:E100:1AF:E338:202D:2095 (talk) 17:12, 11 March 2024 (UTC)Reply

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