AV Raeto-Bavaria Innsbruck

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AV Raeto-Bavaria, ÖCV

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Coat of arms RB.jpg Raeto-Bavaria vivat, crescat, floreat!
Basic data
University / s: LFU , MUI , MCI , UMIT
Founding: June 19, 1908
Place of foundation: innsbruck
Foundation date: July 1, 1908
Corporation association : Austrian Cartel Association , 1908
Abbreviation: RB
Colours: bright red-white-light blue with white percussion
AV Raeto-Bavaria.PNG
Cap: semi-rigid flat cap, crimson cloth
Type of Confederation: Men's association
Position to the scale : not striking
Motto: Much enemy much ore!
Total members: 301 (May 2011)
Active: 32 (May 2011)
Website: www.raeto-bavaria.at

The Academic Association Raeto-Bavaria is a Catholic student association of the Austrian Cartel Association from Innsbruck . The hitting of lengths is strictly rejected. The AV Raeto-Bavaria sees itself as a community of active Catholics who feel obliged to the church, the fatherland and science and who cultivate lifelong friendship with one another in a special way .

founding

At a boys' convention of the KÖHV Leopoldina Innsbruck on June 19, 1908, the establishment of a third ICV association was decided and three active boys and one inactive were commissioned to prepare for the establishment. The first preparatory convention took place on July 1, 1908. The name “Raeto-Bavaria” and the motto “Much enemy - Much honor” were chosen. Furthermore, the boy colors “bright red-white-light blue”, the fox colors “white-light blue” and crimson hats with a white protrusion were determined as headgear.

The name was chosen after the oldest inhabitants of the country: Raetians and Bavarians . The motto comes from the Landsknechtführer Georg von Frundsberg from Schwaz . The boy colors were taken from the state colors of Tyrol , Vorarlberg and Bavaria .

The AV Raeto-Bavaria has number 13 in the order of the Austrian Cartel connections and had number 64 before the split between CV and ÖCV.

Participation in the Academic Kulturkampf

A sensational incident occurred in the winter semester of 1912/13: Max Ghezze , an active lad of Raeto-Bavaria, died as a result of a brawl with members of the Corps Gothia . The funeral took place in Innsbruck on November 9, 1912 , and around 10,000 people attended or flanked the streets. The rector and the deans of the theological and medical faculties as well as high-ranking personalities from the country and the city attended the funeral. The death of Max Ghezze is considered to be one of the highlights of the academic culture war between strong and denominational ties in Austria before the First World War . There were repeated clashes, but fatal incidents were very rare.

Known members

  • Max Ghezze (1889–1912), died during the Academic Kulturkampf
  • Andreas Khol (* 1941), former President of the National Council
  • Herwig van Staa (* 1942), Bandphilister hc (1991), former Governor of Tyrol
  • Reinhold Stecher (1921–2013), former bishop of the Innsbruck diocese
  • Wendelin Weingartner (* 1937), former governor of Tyrol
  • Emil Schneider (1883–1961), former Austrian Minister of Education, founder of the association
  • Ignaz Mitterer (1850–1924), honorary member, Austrian church musician
  • Karl Stoss (* 1956), General Director Casinos Austria AG
  • Michael Mayr (1864–1922), band philistine hc (1908), Austrian politician, historian
  • Richard Wollek (1874–1940), band philistine hc (1908), Austrian politician
  • Heinrich Gleißner (1893–1984), tape philistine, former governor of Upper Austria
  • Ämilian Schöpfer (1858–1936), honorary member (1908), Catholic priest, politician, founder of Tyrolia Verlag
  • Thomas Winsauer (* 1979), member of the Vorarlberg state parliament

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See also

literature

  • Gerhard Popp: CV in Austria 1864–1938. Hermann Böhlaus, Vienna, 1984, ISBN 3-205-08831-X
  • S. Schieweck-Mauk: Lexicon of CV and ÖCV connections, community for German student history. Würzburg 1997, ISBN 3-89498-040-0
  • Gerhard Hartmann: The CV in Austria - Its origin, history and meaning. Lahn-Verlag, Vienna 2001, ISBN 3-7840-3229-X

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ EH Eberhard: Handbook of the student liaison system. Leipzig, 1924/25, p. 172.
  2. ↑ Festschrift for the 100th Foundation Festival-Academic Association Raeto-Bavaria
  3. ↑ General directory 2000 Österreichischer Cartellverband , Druckerei Melzer Vienna