Bandera de san german: San Germán, Puerto Rico – La Ciudad de Las Lomas

SAN GERMAN

 ESCUDO

(Simbolismo)

Cuartel: La mitra y el bculo representan a San Germn, obispo de Auxerre (Francia) y patrn de la ciudad. Tanto la mitra
como el bculo con insignias litrgicas, la primera es por excelencia, el signo
de la dignidad episcopal: representa la plenitud del sacerdocio. El bculo
representa el poder de los obispos de pastorear su rebao espiritual. El
esmalte verde que sirve de fondo a stas figuras es tambin el color con que se
representa herldicamente el sombrero pontificial de patriarcas, arzobispos y obispos, as como
sus cordones y borlas que hace algunos aos han sido establecidos tambin por
la Santa Cede como el color obligado de los doseles y otros parmetros
episcopales.

Pero el color verde, junto
con el oro, que son los esmaltes de este primer cuartel, tienen adems otro
simbolismo: En primer lugar recuerdan a don Diego Coln, primognito del
descubridor de Amrica, y quien en su carcter de gobernador de las indias, con
sede en Santo Domingo, decret que fuera San Germn el nombre de la poblacin.
Fue su propsito honrar de esta forma a la Reina Doa Germana de Folix, segunda esposa de don Fernando el catlico, el
monarca que impuso y presidi la colonizacin de Puerto Rico. El primer cuartel
de blasn otorgado a Cristbal Coln por los reyes catlicos, en agradecimiento
del escudo familiar de los Colonos, trae, en campo de sinople(verde)
un castillo real de oro, y no es otra cosa que una modificacin herldica de
las armas del reino de Castilla, que trae, en campo de gules
(rojo) un castillo de oro de tres torres, la de en medio mayor, mazonado de
sable y aclarado de gules. El verde y el oro
recuerdan, pues a quien dio a San Germn el nombre que an lleva.

Segundo Cuartel: El segundo
cuartel exhibe las armas de los reinos de Aragn y Sicilia,
los principales sobre los que rein Don Fernando el Catlico.

Tercer Cuartel: En este
cuartel campean las armas combinadas con el Condado de Foix
y del Reino de Francia, que constituyen los blasones familiares de Doa Germana
de Foix cuyo nombre perpeta la ciudad de San Germn.

Cuarto Cuartel: Es el
blasn de los Ponce de Len, rama de Puerto Rico corresponde a un linaje (de
muchas ramificaciones) que enlaz con la casa real de Len, adoptando sus armas
que son un len rampante de prpura, coronado, lampasado y armado de oro en
campo de plata. Este mismo blasn, solo en combinacin con otros cuarteles
elementos herldicos, lo llevan las casas de los Ponce de Len de Espaa. La
rama de Puerto Rico, sin que se sepa la razn, lo hizo sin corona, como en la
antigua iglesia de Santo Toms (hoy San Jos) en San Juan, y en los sellos
reproduce Monseor Murga en su libro sobre Ponce de Len. En su escudo de San
Germn este cuartel perpeta la memoria del conquistador de Puerto Rico,
siempre brind su estmulo y su proteccin.

La Corona Mural: La Corona
Mural es insignia cvica o municipal y se usa como timbre propio de pueblos y
ciudades, a San Germn se le asignaban cinco torres para denotar que esta
poblacin obtuvo formalmente de la corona espaola, en el siglo pasado el
ttulo de ciudad. 

BANDERA

(Simbolismo)

Violeta – (o prpura)- Color del Escudo de Juan Ponce de Len, primer
gobernador de Puerto Rico.

Blanco – Pureza de la
sangre de las grandes familias quienes vinieron a colonizar a San Germn (segn
libro de Fray Iigo Abad). Las familias de San Germn
fueron las ms distinguidas; y la pureza del Ro Guanajibo,
ya que sus aguas (conceptuadas medicinales ), eran
llevadas a Europa a tal fin.

Verde – La dignidad
episcopal y los colores del Escudo de Cristbal Coln y su hijo, Virrey de
Amrica.    

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With the beginning of the Soviet-German war, “Bandera” immediately supported the power of the Third Reich? — Likbez

Myth

With the beginning of the Soviet-German war “Bandera” immediately supported the power of the Third Reich.

Historical reality

Members of the “Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (Revolutionary)” (OUN(r) or OUN(Bandera) after the head of the faction) attempt to proclaim the Ukrainian state 30 June 1941 ended with the conclusion of S. Bandera and his associates in the Sachsenhausen concentration camp.

Head of the OUN(b) Stepan Bandrea

After June 22, 1941, the “OUN” did the same as in September 1939: in the conditions of war between states hostile to them, they tried to establish their power and proclaim the independence of Ukraine . Accordingly, the plan of this uprising was in no way coordinated with the military plans of Germany, the “Banderites” simply took advantage of the situation of the outbreak of war between two great tyrannies. nine0006

In 1939, the Poles retreated, now the Soviet army. Germany’s position on the “Ukrainian issue” was uncertain – they thought that Berlin could be confronted with a fait accompli.

The leadership of the OUN of Bandera outlined its position in a very impudently washed away memorandum to the Reich Chancellery dated June 23, 1941.

cities of Galicia and Volhynia. “OUN” established power in 187 out of 200 districts of Western Ukrainian regions, in 26 districts of Right-Bank Ukraine, created six regional administrations. However, neither the German official authorities, nor the Wehrmacht units recognized the Ukrainian administration.

Lvivians in anticipation of the proclamation of the “Act on the Restoration of Ukrainian Statehood” (June 30, 1941)

April 1941 g. Based on the circumstances, it was argued that it would be allied to Germany. However, the latter, as it turned out, did not need Ukrainian allies then. On July 3, 1941, Stepan Bandera and a number of Ukrainian politicians were summoned to the Gestapo, where they demanded that the declaration be withdrawn. After the refusal, on July 5, 1941, some of the leaders of the OUN (b) in Krakow were arrested, and Bandera was forced to leave for Berlin, where he was placed under house arrest. On July 12, 1941, J. Stetsko was arrested in Lvov.

1 August 1941, the Nazis officially announced the inclusion of Galicia as a separate district in the General Governorate created from most of the former lands of the Polish state, which meant the final decision of Berlin not to support the creation of even a puppet Ukrainian state.

Deputy head of the OUN(b) Yaroslav Stetsko

On August 3, 1941, S. Bandera and Ya. Stetsko, who were arrested, filed written protests against the dismemberment of Ukraine. The OUN(b) made an attempt to collect signatures from the population demanding the repeal of the decree on the accession of Galicia to the General Government, and also organized several demonstrations in defense of the June 30 Act. In response, the Nazis decided to launch mass repressions against the “Bandera”. nine0006

On August 5, 1941, the arrests of “wandering agitators of the Bandera group” began, and on September 5–15, 1941, arrests of OUN (b) leaders who had shown themselves since the beginning of the war were carried out throughout the territory of the German-occupied Ukraine, the victims of which were 80% of the leading organization personnel. By the end of 1941, the Gestapo had arrested over 1,500 more Bandera activists. The OUN(b) was seriously disorganized.

Main entrance to the Sachsenhausen concentration camp

S. Bandera and J. Stetsko 15 September 191941 was transferred from house arrest to a Berlin prison, and in January 1942 to the Sachsenhausen concentration camp, where they stayed until liberation by American troops in 1944. Subsequently, hundreds of other OUN members ended up in concentration camps.

Yes, Bandera himself was in a concentration camp under special conditions in a separate block for “political persons” in solitary confinement. But, firstly, from the camp he could no longer fully lead the OUN (b), and secondly, many of the arrested “OUN” disappeared in German concentration camps, including two of the three Bandera brothers (the third was also killed by the Germans, but somewhere in the occupied territory). nine0006

You can read documents about the anti-German activities of Ukrainian nationalists in 1941 (and not even in Galicia, but, for example, in the Dnepropetrovsk region) on the website of the Russian Foreign Ministry (link), where, as we see, Russians rarely read what published for them.

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Unidentified people desecrated the grave of the leader of Ukrainian nationalists in the first half of the 20th century, Stepan Bandera, in Munich, the State Security Commissariat will investigate this case, radio station Bayerischer Rundfunk reports citing the city police.

According to law enforcement officers, unknown people painted the grave at about 11 am on Saturday. Social media users who visited the memorial after that published photos showing that the entire monument on the grave was painted with symbols using purple paint from a spray can, Bandera’s name was also painted over. Later, photographs of the covered monument with police tape circulated. nine0006

Stepan Bandera is one of the leaders of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN, recognized as extremist in Russia and banned), as well as one of the initiators of the creation of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA, also recognized as extremist and banned). He collaborated with German military intelligence after the German invasion of Poland, and after disagreements with the Nazis, he was arrested by them.

He was imprisoned in Berlin, and after his release he moved to Munich, where in 1959 he was killed by a KGB agent. He was buried at the Waldfriedhof Cemetery in Munich.