Borussia (student union)
Borussia is the name of student associations that feel connected to Prussia.
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corps
- Kösener Corps
- Borussia Berlin
- Borussia Bonn
- Borussia Breslau
- Borussia Greifswald
- Borussia Hall
- Borussia Tübingen
- Borussia-Polonia (susp.) → Silesia Breslau to Frankfurt (Oder)
- Hasso-Borussia Freiburg
- Neoborussia-Berlin to Bochum
- Saxo-Borussia Heidelberg
- Suevo-Borussia Berlin / Hamburg → Corps Guestphalia et Suevoborussia Marburg # Suevo-Borussia
- Weinheimer Corps
- Baltica-Borussia Danzig zu Bielefeld
- Borussia Clausthal
- Saxo-Borussia Berlin (susp.) → Alemannia Kiel
- Saxo-Borussia Freiberg
- Rudolstadt Corps
- Palaio-Borussia zu Königsberg i. Pr. (1909-1930)
- Extinct corps
- Borussia I Berlin (1815-1816)
- Marco-Borussia Berlin (1833-1835)
- Hasso-Borussia Frankfurt am Main (1922-1935)
- Saxo-Borussia Frankfurt am Main (1921–1929)
- Borussia Frankfurt (Oder) (1786–1808)
- Borussia I Göttingen (1823–1831)
- Saxo-Borussia Göttingen (1850-1851)
- Borussia I Greifswald (1832–1834)
- Borussia I Halle (1811-1813)
- Borussia II Halle (1833-1835)
- Borussia Karlsruhe (1856)
- Sileso-Borussia Halle (1823–1827)
- Neoborussia Hall
- Borussia Koenigsberg
- Neoborussia Leipzig (1822-1832)
- Borussia Rostock (1882-1886)
- Borussia Vienna (1872–1873)
Fraternities
- Borussia Wolfenbüttel
- Fraternity Rheno-Borussia Berlin (today: Corps Neoborussia Berlin zu Bochum )
Country teams
- Prussia Berlin
- Hasso-Borussia Darmstadt
- Borussia Mannheim
- Hasso-Borussia Marburg
- Borussia Stuttgart
- Franco-Borussia Coburg
Gymnastics associations
- Gymnastics Federation Rheno-Borussia Aachen
- Gymnastics Federation Alemanno-Borussia Berlin
- Gymnastics Association Borussia Berlin (today: Turnerschaft Alemanno-Borussia Berlin)
- Borussia Jena gymnastics club (1858–1935) in the representative convention
Singerships
- Borussia Berlin singers
Catholic connections
- KDStV Borusso-Saxonia Berlin in the CV
- KDStV Borusso-Westfalia Bonn in the CV
- KDStV Franko-Borussia zu Breslau / Göttingen ev in the CV
- KÖStV Borussia Wien in the middle school cartel association
- KStV Rheno-Borussia Bonn in KV
Student connections
- Student association Borussia Berlin, founded 1986
Armed forces
- Borussia Berlin Armed Forces (today: Corps Alemannia Kiel)
- Saxo-Borussia Berlin armed forces
References and comments
- ↑ A Berlin newspaper wrote on February 23, 1901, on the occasion of the bicentenary of the Prussian kingship: “Those corps which, like the 200-year-old birthday child, bear the name“ Borussia ”had decided to hold a joint celebration in the form of a feast in the Hotel Bristol . The “Borussia” corps in Berlin, Bonn, Breslau, Halle, Rostock and Tübingen were represented, both by several old men living in Berlin and by active corps boys who had come over from the university towns concerned. The presidium was led by Mr. von Alvensleben (Borussiae Bonn); he also raised cheers for the emperor. "(Wilhelm Fabricius, 1907)
- ↑ Borussia Karlsruhe (corpsarchive.de)
- ↑ Einst und Jetzt 7 (1962), pp. 183–189
- ↑ A predecessor connection was the Landsmannschaft Prussonia.