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Mladenovac is one of the communities forming the modern city of Belgrade.
The coat of arms (greater, middle, lesser) and the flag were adopted on 15 May 2002, after a design by Father Aleksej von Biron and its graphical interpretation of Dragomir Acovic, Chairman of the Serbian Society fo Heraldry, Genealogy, Vexillology and Phaleristics White Eagle and Royal Household Herold.
The flag is square, blue with golden oak trefoil and a white horisontal stripe near the bottom. As it is the modern practice in Serbian heraldry, the flag is a simplification of the charges from the coat of arms.
Source: Correspondence with Dragomir Acovic, 17 May 2002
Zeljko Heimer, 24 May 2002
The flag is canting, playing on the name of the city. Mladenovac
comes from the root mlad, which means "young", and
mladica means a budding plant, as symbolized by the oak
trefoil. The oak is further a symbol for the Holy Trinity, which is
the city's patronal feast.
The silver bar stands for the brook Lug which flows nearby.
Aleksej von Biron, 2 July 2002
The coat of arms is azure and includes an anvil, an oak trefoil
and two golden vases poiruing water that becomes a bar argent.
Mural corwn or is topped with a white dove displayed haloed or
crossed gules.
The supporters are rampant on green grassy compartment on dexter a
white horse fully harnessed and dressed with white ensigned double
eagle gules holding the flag of Belgade and
on sinister deer gules attired and pierced with an arrow or holding
the flag of Mladenovac.
In base of the compartment are crossed quiver and arrows ensigned
with white double eagle and sheaves of arrows or.
Source: Correspondence with Dragomir Acovic, 17 May 2002
Zeljko Heimer, 24 May 2002