Old Leipziger Landsmannschaft Afrania
Country team Afrania |
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coat of arms | Circle | ||||||
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University location: | Heidelberg | ||||||
University / s: | Heidelberg University | ||||||
Founding: | June 27, 1839 | ||||||
Place of foundation: | Leipzig | ||||||
Corporation association : | Coburg Convent | ||||||
Cartel / District / AG: | Treubund | ||||||
Color status : | colored | ||||||
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Cap: | green (steep Leipzig format) | ||||||
Type of Confederation: | Men's association | ||||||
Position to the scale : | mandatory | ||||||
Motto: | Honesty, unity, friendliness | ||||||
Website: | afrania.de |
The Alte Leipziger Landsmannschaft Afrania in the CC zu Heidelberg is a Landsmannschaft ( student union ) in the Coburg Convent (CC) at the Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg . It is obligatory and colored and was founded on June 27, 1839 in Leipzig .
history
Afrania was founded in Leipzig in 1839 as a color-bearing and striking association . The name "Afrania" was adopted by students from the Princely School of St. Afra in Meissen, who began their studies in Leipzig and laid the foundation for Afrania there. This clearly referred to both the humanistic tradition of the Princely School and the Saxon origins of its founders. She was a founding member of the Goslar Chargierten Convent, founded in 1882 . The Afrania corporation was located at Steinstrasse 32 in Leipzig. In the mid-1930s, Afrania disbanded voluntarily in order to forestall the impending introduction of the Führer principle and the pressure to exclude Jewish members. After the factual ban on the connection during National Socialism , it was not possible to revive the connection in the newly founded GDR . In 1958 Afrania therefore found her new home in Heidelberg on the Neckar.
The Academic Landsmannschaft Saxo-Afrania zu Leipzig is committed to this tradition, in particular to its Saxon roots. This in turn merged on October 16, 2010 with the former Leipziger Landsmannschaft Plavia-Cheruscia Munich, supported by old men of the gymnastics association Arminia Cologne, to form the new Landsmannschaft Plavia-Arminia Leipzig .
She is a member of the Treubund .
Known members
- Robert Behla (1850-1921), medical doctor
- Gustav Otto Beutler (1853–1926), lawyer and politician
- Carl Heinrich Boerner (1844–1921), President of the Dresden Higher Regional Court, contributed to the creation of the BGB
- Georg Bretschneider (1901–1995), Vice President of the Federal Audit Office
- Constantin von Boehn (1856–1931), German manor owner and royal Prussian chamberlain
- Johann Anton Casparis (1854–1909), lawyer and politician
- Karl-Adolf Deubler (1888–1961), lawyer and former president of VfB Stuttgart
- Georg Dietrich (politician, 1909) (1909–1998), lawyer and Lord Mayor of Offenbach am Main
- Paul Flechsig (1847–1929), neuroanatomist
- Curt August Gehlert (1842–1899), classical philologist and teacher
- Alfred Haase (1903–1972), CEO of Allianz Insurance
- Ernst Hager (1847–1895), philologist
- Friedrich Hayn (1863–1928), astronomer
- Hans Heß (1881–1957), General Manager of Allianz Insurance
- Walter Hirche (* 1941), politician (FDP)
- Rudolf Hofmann (1825–1917), theologian
- Friedrich Max Ludewig (1852–1920), politician
- Karl Oswald Minckwitz (1851–1897), doctor and liberal politician
- Albert Niethammer junior (1857–1910), industrialist
- Josef Nöcker (1919–1989), sports doctor and author
- Erwin Papperitz (1857–1938), mathematician
- Louis Bernhard Rüling (1822–1896), theologian and pastor, court preacher and councilor of the Saxon Lutheran State Consistory
- Paul Schickert (1827–1905), politician
- Thomas Strobl (* 1960), politician (CDU)
- Paul Alfred Stübel (1827–1895), Lord Mayor of Dresden
- Theodor Thierfelder (1824–1904), physician
- Friedrich August Unger (1833–1893), doctor and co-founder of the climatic health resort Davos
- Leo von Zychlinski (1822–1897), lawyer, portraitist and revolutionary
literature
- Gerhart Berger, Detlev Aurand: ... Weiland Bursch zu Heidelberg ... A commemorative publication by the Heidelberg corporations for the 600th anniversary of Ruperto Carola . Heidelberg 1986, pp. 106-110.
- Theodor Hölcke (ed.): The coats of arms of the leagues of the Coburg Convent . Historia Academica , No. 21/22, 1982/83, pp. 26-27.
- Max Lindemann: Handbook of the German Landsmannschaft . 10th edition, Berlin 1925, pp. 223-224.
- Hans Walde: History of the connection and later Landsmannschaft Afrania in Leipzig . Wilde, Meerane 1939.
- Walter Schmidt: Afraner AHAH album 1839–1909, Leipzig 1909.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Meyers Konversationslexikon . 5th edition, Leipzig 1896, supplement to the article student associations .
- ^ EH Eberhard: Handbook of the student liaison system. Leipzig, 1924/25, p. 87.