Academic connection Igel Tübingen

Academic connection Igel Tübingen
Basic data
University location:	Tübingen
University / s:	Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen
Founding:	May 1, 1871
Corporation association :	association-free
Color status :	non-colored
Type of Confederation:	Men's association
Position to the scale :	not striking
Motto:	Telorum aeterna seges
Website:	www.avigel.de

The Igel Academic Association is a student association at the Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen that has existed since 1871 .

Color

The AV hedgehog is non-striking, as a black compound non-colored and also has no colors , but only has the "mocking colors" black-gray, mouse-gray and silver-gray. This has to do with the story of the hedgehog, which was established as a connection to ridicule other connections with their rituals and colors. Since the hedgehog has no real colors and wants to express this detachment from a normal connection, there is no flag in its colors on its roof mast, but always the flag of the highest political order (until the 1990s the German flag , since around 1995 the European flag ). The hedgehog is politically and religiously neutral.

The AV Igel is no longer a member of any umbrella organization or the like. In 1952 the hedgehog was a founding member of the Wernigeroder Black Association (WSR), which in 1973 joined the Miltenberger Ring (MR) to form the Miltenberger-Wernigeroder-Ring (MWR). At the end of the 1980s the hedgehog left the Miltenberger-Wernigeroder-Ring.

The connection sees itself as a bond of friendship and a community for life. His mottos are hedgehogs be it Panier and Telorum aeterna seges ("Eternal the seed of the thorns").

Fraternity house

Hedgehog house after completion (1902 or shortly after)

The hedgehog house (2016)

The connecting house ( 48 ° 31 '8.1 " N , 9 ° 2' 51.7" O ) of the AV hedgehog was in the Schlossbergstraße built in 1902nd In the 1960s, a comprehensive extension or renovation was carried out through which, among other things, the entrance area was redesigned. The original hood floor had to give way to two active rooms and today's café room. 48.518909 9.047708

The house was completely renovated in 2002 on the occasion of the centenary and today combines modern comfort with traditional interiors. The café room, vestibule and the main entrance were redesigned and renovated in 2014/15 with implementation of fire protection regulations.

Personalities

Philipp von Heck (1858–1943), German lawyer

Joseph Victor von Scheffel (1826–1886), poet and writer

Richard Abegg (1869–1910), professor of chemistry

Heinz Autenrieth (1906–1984), lawyer, ministerial director

Robert Barth (1886–1959), President of the Administrative Court and the State Court of Württemberg-Hohenzollern

Johannes Bollmann (1873–1944), Bremen's Finance President

Dietrich Bonhoeffer (1906–1945), theologian, resistance fighter against the Nazi regime

Karl Bonhoeffer (1868–1948), professor of psychiatry and neurology

Rudolf Buchner (1908–1985), historian

Rudolf Bultmann (1884–1976), Protestant theologian and philosopher

Peter Cramer (1932–2009), legal scholar

Hermann Cuhorst (1899–1991), chairman of the Stuttgart special court

Ernst Delbrück (1858–1933), German mathematician, President of the Reich Statistical Office

Constantin von Dietze (1891–1973), agricultural scientist, lawyer, economist and theologian; Resistance fighters against the Nazi regime

Ulrich Dürr (* 1944), Federal Judge at the Federal Fiscal Court a. D.

Hans Jürgen Ehlers (1926–2013), bookseller and inventor of the ISBN

Hansjörg Eiff (1933–2019), ambassador

Georg Eisenlohr (1887–1951), lawyer

Hermann Entholt (1870–1957), historian and archive director in Bremen

Otto Fischer (1886–1948), art historian and museum director

Robert Fischer (1911–1983), President of the Federal Court of Justice

Walther Fischer (1882–1969), professor of pathology and university rector

Bruno Fleischer (1874–1965), professor of ophthalmology

Robert Gaupp (1870–1953), em. o. Professor of Psychiatry, Eugenicist

Ulrich Gauß (* 1932), Lord Mayor of Waiblingen

Kurt Geiger (1914–2009), politician, ministerial director

Paul Gieseke (1888–1967), lawyer, university professor and politician (DVP)

Peter Goeßler (1872–1956), historian, director of the Württemberg State Office for Monument Preservation

Erich Haag (1901–1981), classical philologist and grammar school director

Eugen Hähnle (1873–1936), member of the Reichstag

Karl Heck (1896–1997), judge at the Federal Constitutional Court

Wilhelm Heinzelmann (1892–1968), district court director and politician

Rudolf Herzog (1871–1953), Professor of Classical Philology

Friedrich Heyer (1908–2005), professor of theology

Karl Hofmeister (1886–1972), President of the Württemberg-Hohenzollern Audit Office and President of the Württemberg-Baden Audit Office

Eduard Kern (1887–1972), legal scholar

Hartmut Kilger (* 1943), President of the German Bar Association

Arnulf Klett (1905–1974), Lord Mayor of Stuttgart

Ottheinrich Knödler (1930–2015), television pastor for ARD, television commissioner for the Evangelical Church in Württemberg

Reinhard Köstlin (1875–1957), administrative lawyer and President of the State Ministry of Baden-Württemberg

Burkhard Kommerell (1901–1990), doctor for internal medicine and radiologist

Rudolf Krauss (1861–1945), literary scholar and secret archivist

Ferdinand Kutsch (1889–1972), prehistorian and museum director

Karl Mandry (1866–1926), Minister of Justice of Württemberg

Adolf Merckle (1934–2009), industrialist, founder of the pharmaceutical company ratiopharm

Johann Diedrich Noltenius (1911–1979), Bremen senator and bank director

Carl von Noorden (1858–1944), Privy Medical Council, Professor of Internal Medicine

Christoph Palm (* 1966), Lord Mayor of Fellbach and former member of the state parliament

Theodor Pfizer (1904–1992), Lord Mayor of Ulm

Ulrich Ramsauer (* 1948), presiding judge at the Hamburg Higher Administrative Court a. D. and professor at the University of Hamburg

Friedrich Rauers (1879–1954), professor of economic history and senior archivist

Andreas Renschler (* 1958), Member of the Board of Management of Volkswagen AG

Friedrich Roemer (1912–1996), District President of North Württemberg and Stuttgart

Hans Sachs (1874–1947), Privy Councilor, member of the Reichstag

Alfred Schittenhelm (1874–1954), professor of internal medicine

Rüdiger Schleicher (1895–1945), professor of aviation law , resistance fighter against the Nazi regime

Wilhelm Schmid (1859–1951), Professor of Classical Philology

Arnold Schmidt-Brücken (1905–1986), Member of the State Parliament (Baden-Württemberg), Mayor

Rudolf Stadelmann (1902–1949), historian

Roderich Stintzing (1854–1933), physician

Wolfgang Stock (1874–1956), professor of ophthalmology

Hans Stoll (1926–2012), legal scholar

Eberhard Teuffel (1887–1945), Reich judge

Ulrich Tukur (* 1957), actor

Robert Uhland (1916–1987), Ltd. State Archives Director

Karl Vossler (1872–1949), professor of Romance studies and university rector

Alfred Weber (1868–1958), Professor of Political and Social Sciences

Helmut Weber (1917–1963), Lord Mayor of Waiblingen

Klaus Wegenast (1929–2006), professor of theology and religious educator

Eugen Wendel (1864–1942), general physician

Kuno Graf von Westarp (1864–1945), politician, member of the Reichstag

Claus Westermann (1909–2000), professor of theology

literature

Hansbernd Weynand: History of the hedgehog. Tuebingen 1925.
The liaison system in Tübingen. A documentation in the year of the university anniversary in 1977. p. 48.
Small castles, large villas. Tübingen fraternity houses in portrait. Tübingen 2009. pp. 134-141.

Web links

Commons : Academic Association Igel Tübingen - Collection of images, videos and audio files