Fraternity Ripuaria

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coat of arms
Basic data
Founding: June 30, 1949 in Valparaíso
Association: Federation of Chilean Fraternities (BCB)
Carrying type: Colored
Color : black-white-red (boys)

white-red (Füxe)

Motto: Breeding, work, joy
Homepage: http://www.ripuaria.cl/

The fraternity Ripuaria is a frat German tradition in Valparaíso and Viña del Mar . It is one of five fraternities in Chile .

history

In the 1940s, developed Valparaíso after the founding of the Pontifical Catholic University of Valparaiso and the Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María gradually to a university town. On June 30, 1949, the Gaudeamus fraternity was founded on the initiative of the German Valparaíso Association and the other Chilean fraternities . The German Association of Women , the German Excursion Association , the German Aid Association and the German Gymnastics and Sports Association in Valparaíso emerged from the German Association founded in 1838 , the “oldest German association in Latin America” .

The fraternity changed its name in the first year of its existence to Ripuaria (from Latin ripa : the bank). The boys of the Ripuaria wear a black , white and red ribbon , the foxes a white and red ribbon , each with a silver percussion. A red cap is worn as headgear . The motto is discipline, work, joy .

Since 1966, Ripuaria has been a member of the Federation of Chilean Fraternities (BCB), which has a friendship agreement with the German fraternity .

In the early years of the fraternity, the Ripuaria was housed in the listed headquarters of the German Association Valparaíso since 1996. The corporation house of the Ripuaria is today in Viña del Mar , a neighboring town.

literature

  • Claus von Plathe, Juan Kähni: The fraternity thought in Chile . In: Deutsche Burschenschaft (ed.): Handbook of the German Burschenschaft , BurschenDruck publishing house, 2005, ISBN 3-00-016245-3 . P. 182f.
  • Gerd Müller: The fraternities in Chile . In: then and now. Yearbook of the Association for Corporate Student History Research. 22 (1977). Pp. 99-107.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Peter Krause : O old lad glory. The students and their customs. 5th edition. Graz, Vienna, Cologne 1997, p. 180.
  2. a b Lorena Mazure Loos: Perspectives of German-Chilean minority in Chile on Colonia Dignidad . University of Vienna, Vienna 2009, p. 40. (Diploma thesis at the Faculty of Social Sciences.)
  3. Heinz Amberger (Ed.): Burschenschafter-Handbuch. Bochum 1955, p. 134.