by Zeljko Heimer, 24 November 2004
Last modified: 2004-12-18 by dov gutterman
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by Zeljko Heimer, 24 November 2004
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Novi Golubovec is a community in the Krapina-Zagorje County,
seceeded in 1997 from Mihovljan community. About 35 km north of
Zagreb, 10 km east of Krapina.
The coat of arms of Novi Golubovec is: Vert a dove displayed
argent an in base two minings hammers sable in saltire. The dove
(in Croatian golub) is canting the place name and the
two hammers remind to the coal mines that brought prosperity to
Golubovec even if they are now closed for over 30 years.
The flag is not reported, but it is highly probable that it
exists. The coat of arms is pcitured in some tourist
leaflets reported by Tomislav Šipek
Zeljko Heimer, 23 June 2004
Tomislav šipek forwarded a photo from the community
assembly of Novi Golubovec. The photo showes the ceremonial flag
of the community, although not very clearly, enough so that I am
confident to draw reasonably faitful drawing of the flag. There
is little doubt that the normal flag would be rectangular, 1:2,
yellow as the ceremonial flag, with the coat of arms in the
middle. The Ceremonial Flag is a yellow
golfanon with three rectangular tails containing green oak
ornaments, the coat of arms in the middle and the name of the
community in green letters above. The use of green for lettering
is quite unexpected, but matches the design nicely.
"Golub" is a name of the bird shown in the coat of arms
that is conviniently translated to dove, but more correctly
pigeon. In Croatian there is no clear conenction between the bird
and colour - even if indeed sometimes used in expression as
"pigeon gray" it is far from imidiate association; and
surely not connected with a shade of blue as it is in Russian.
Zeljko Heimer, 24 November 2004
by Zeljko Heimer, 24 November 2004
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by Zeljko Heimer, 23 June 2004