Convention of Nautical Comradeships

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The Convent of Nautical Comradeships (CNK) is an association of seven German student associations at seafaring schools and universities of applied sciences with nautical courses. The association, founded in 1960, brings together around 1,600 boaters, is politically independent and neutral towards the interests of the collective bargaining partners .

In contrast to most of the student corporations, the nautical comradeships that it brings together also exist partly at seafaring schools, at which officers' patents can be obtained , but no academic degrees . The member associations have unusually the status of a registered association (eV). They are mixed , so they take on men and women.

Member connections

Convent of Nautical Comradeships (Germany Coast)
Tritonia
Tritonia
CNS from 1886
CNS from 1886
Red sand
Red sand
Visurgis
Visurgis
Hansea
Hansea
Frisia
Frisia
Poseidon
Poseidon
Connections in the Convent of Nautical Comradeships ( ● = active; ○ = postponed)
  • Navigation School Students Club (CNS) from 1886, Bremerhaven ( postponed 1984 )
  • Nautical Comradeship Tritonia eV, Bremen (founded in 1889)
  • Nautical Comradeship Hansea von 1896 eV, Hamburg ( postponed 2000 )
  • Nautical Comradeship Visurgis zu Elsfleth eV (founded in 1904)
  • Nautischer Bund Frisia eV, Leer (founded in 1961)
  • Nautical Connection Roter Sand eV, Elsfleth (founded in 1962)
  • Nautische Kameradschaft Poseidon eV, Warnemünde (reconstituted in 1993 as the successor to the Poseidon Navigation Schools Club, Wustrow , 1904–1936)

formerly:

  • Nautical Comradeship Neptun, Lübeck (founded in 1891, postponed in 1971, dissolved in 1977)

The CNS of 1886 and the NK Hansea no longer have an active operation since there is no more nautical training in Bremerhaven and Hamburg. The NK Neptun was initially postponed after the nautical training in Lübeck was discontinued and was merged into the Lübeck Association of Captains and Nautical Ship Officers (VDKS) in 1977.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Paul Gerhardt Gladen: The German corporation associations. WJK-Verlag, Hilden 2014, ISBN 978-3-933892-28-7 , p. 371.
  2. ↑ Club Neptune rises in the VDKS Lübeck eV. ~ Chapter: The VDKS zu Lübeck eV, paragraph: 1977.

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