Corps Isaria

Corps Isaria Munich
coat of arms	Circle
Basic data
University / s:	Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich
Place of foundation:	Landshut
Foundation date:	June 13, 1821
Corporation association :	KSCV
Colours:	Green-white-blue
Type of Confederation:	Men's association
Position to the scale :	beating
Motto:	Virtus et honos!
Website:	www.isaria.de

The Corps Isaria is a student association in the Kösener Senioren-Convents-Verband (KSCV). It stands for the scale and color . It brings together students and alumni of the Ludwig Maximilians University , the Technical University of Munich and the University of the Federal Armed Forces Munich . The corps members are called Isars.

Color

Isaria has the colors green-white-blue with silver percussion. A green cap is also worn. The Isarenfüchse wear a fox ribbon in white-green.

The motto is Virtus et honos (virtue and honor!). The emblem is Sit ensis noster vindex! .

history

→ Main articles : Munich Senior Citizens' Convention  and List of Kösener Corps

The Corps Isaria was founded on July 13, 1821 at the University of Landshut under the leadership of Anton von Nagel zu Aichberg as a result of the division of the Bavarian Landsmannschaft there . After the university was relocated to Munich (1826), the corps also moved to the Bavarian capital. At the turn of the year 1831/32, when the entire student body was seized by increasing politicization, Isaria worked together with the fraternity of Germania in an association of liberal students , maintaining her independence and her country-style forms . The corps was therefore dissolved by the state government on April 10, 1832. Isaria continued to exist in secret until 1834, but then dissolved for good.

Former Isarenhaus, Maria-Theresia-Straße 2

On August 8, 1844, former members of the Corps Bavaria Munich founded a new Isaria, which was initially not recognized by the SC and the authorities. The re-founders of the corps held out with exemplary devotion for over three years until they were finally granted a royal guarantee on May 2, 1847, after the fall of the previous ultra-montane ministry and the beginning of a more liberal government. As a representative of the Munich Senior Citizens 'Convention (MSC), Isaria took part in the establishment of the Kösener Senior Citizens' Convention Association (KSCV) in 1848 , but only ratified its membership in 1862. On February 4, 1849, it was converted into a life corps . In 1862 the Isaria of 1844 was officially recognized by the SC as the successor to the Isaria of 1821. In 1873 it was converted back into a weapon corps ; a driving force was Philipp Zorn .

In 1900/01 the corp house of Isaria in Maria-Theresia-Straße was built according to plans by the architect Eugen Drollinger .

Due to the structure of its relationships with other corps, the Corps Isaria is now included in the Blue Circle within the KSCV. The corps of the “Blue Circle” lead the so-called social principle, ie the maintenance of social life at the respective university location. In the course of this, balls and parties, lectures and other cultural events are offered to which the entire student body is invited. Representatives of the Corps Isaria also traditionally accompany the debutants of the Chrysanthemum Ball , a charity gala held in Munich from 1925 to 2017 for the benefit of children in need.

In 2002/03 Isaria was the presiding suburban corps in the KSCV and, along with Philipp Mauch, was the chairman of the oKC.

External relations

Cartels

• Corps Suevia Heidelberg (1873)
• Corps Marchia Berlin
• Corps Moenania Würzburg
• Corps Rhenania Tübingen

Friends

• Corps Guestphalia Bonn
• Corps Palatia-Guestphalia
• Corps Hannovera Göttingen (1879)
• Corps Rheno-Guestphalia at Münster (1914)
• Corps Masovia Königsberg of Potsdam (1921/1887)
• Corps Palaiomarchia-Masovia Kiel
• Corps Teutonia Marburg

Members

In alphabetic order

• Maximilian von Arco-Valley (1806–1875), Member of the Customs Parliament
• Axel Bader (* 1956), German tax advisor, author and university lecturer
• Fritz Bayerlein (1905–1996), textile manufacturer, member of the Bavarian Senate
• Johann Georg Beilhack (1802–1864), linguist, teacher and rector at the Maximiliansgymnasium in Munich
• Hermann von Beisler (1790–1859), Bavarian Minister of the Interior and member of the Frankfurt National Assembly
• Manfred Bode (1941–2018), entrepreneur, chairman of the supervisory board of the German arms company Krauss-Maffei Wegmann
• Ernst von Bomhard (1833–1912), Senate President at the Imperial Court
• Sebastian von Bomhard (* 1961), German internet pioneer and entrepreneur
• Hero Brahms (* 1941), German industrial manager
• Norbert Brinkmann (1912–1997), Saarland politician
• Leopold von Casselmann (1858–1930), member of the Bavarian Chamber of Deputies, Lord Mayor and honorary citizen of the city of Bayreuth, MdR
• Friedrich von Chlingensperg auf Berg (1860–1944), District President, Guardian of the Bavarian Palatinate
• Sebastian Franz von Daxenberger (1809–1878), politician and poet lawyer
• Hermann Döring (1888–1945), father of aviation insurance
• Martin Dossmann (* 1954), General Manager of the Rhineland-Palatinate construction industry, honorary professor for private construction law at the Mainz University of Applied Sciences
• Emil Dursy (1828–1878), anatomist and zoologist in Tübingen
• Gottfried von Feder (1806–1892), District President, President of the Bavarian Administrative Court, MdR
• Edwin Fels (1888–1983), geographer, co-founder of the Free University of Berlin
• Heinrich Konrad Föringer (1802–1880), librarian, archivist and sponsor of the Historical Association of Upper Bavaria
• Otto Frank (1865–1944), physiologist in Munich
• Friedrich Frankenbach (1884–1942), administrative lawyer
• Franz Gambs (1846–1917), Oberamtmann and Oberamtmann in Württemberg
• August Ritter von Ganghofer (1827–1900), head of Bavarian forestry, father of Ludwig Ganghofer
• Alexander von Geiger (1808-1891), industrialist, French politician
• Alfred von Gescher (1844–1932), Prussian district president
• Otto Grashey (1833–1912), animal painter and hunting writer
• Fritjof Haft (* 1940), criminal lawyer
• August von Hauner (1811–1884), pediatrician, founder of the Hauner Children's Hospital in Munich
• André Helfferich (around 1859–1905), District Administrator in Saarlouis
• Ulrich Hildebrandt (* 1949), German doctor
• Heinrich von Hofstätter (1805–1875), Bishop of Passau (1839–1875)
• Franz Xaver von Hofstetten (1811–1883), landscape painter
• Wilhelm Humser (1870–1938), Major i. G., bearer of the Pour le Mérite
• Thomas Richard Kämmerer (* 1962), university professor and publisher, ancient orientalist
• Albert von Keller (1844–1920), Swiss painter
• Detlef Kleinert (1932–2016), member of the Bundestag for the FDP (1969–1998)
• Franz Ritter von Kobell (1803–1882), mineralogist and dialect poet
• Ludwig von Kobell (1840–1907), District President of Lower Franconia, Bavarian treasurer
• Dietrich Kohl (1861–1943), philologist, teacher and archivist in Oldenburg
• Wilhelm Kohlhaas (1899–1995), officer, lawyer and author
• Rudolf Krull (1886–1961), District Administrator of the Niederung District, Director of Deutsche Werft AG
• Heinrich Krumbhaar (1867–1939), newspaper publisher
• Friedrich Kunstmann (1811–1867), professor of canon law in Munich
• Utto Lang (1806–1884), German religious, Abbot of Metten
• Robert Langerhans (1859–1904), pathologist in Berlin
• Josef Leinauer (1831–1891), opera singer
• Karl Wilhelm Mandel (1851–1924), District Director in Erstein, Undersecretary of State for Alsace-Lorraine
• Anselm Martin (1807-1882), tokologist
• Karl Menzel (1835–1897), Professor of History in Bonn
• Dirk Meyer-Scharenberg (* 1954), German economist and university professor
• Malte Müller-Wrede (* 1964), lawyer
• Ernst Munzinger (1887–1945), officer, shot dead as a confidante of July 20
• Ernst Mutschler (* 1931), pharmacologist
• Anton von Nagel zu Aichberg (1798–1859), member of the Frankfurt National Assembly
• Paul Nerreter (1905–1981), lawyer and politician
• Herbert Neumann (1888–1976), District Administrator in East Prussia
• Maximilian Oberst (1849–1925), surgeon
• Karl Ott (around 1843–1923), district director in Rappoltsweiler and Colmar, President of the Imperial Council in the realm of Alsace-Lorraine
• Albert Pantenburg (1875–1933), District Administrator of the Lingen district
• Hans Freiherr von Pechmann (1850–1902), professor of chemistry in Tübingen
• Josef Anton Maximilian Perty (1804–1884), entomologist and natural philosopher, full professor of zoology in Bern
• Franz Pfaff (1860–1926), pharmacologist in Boston
• Theodor Pfülf (1866–1953), District President (Bavarian Palatinate and Lower Bavaria)
• Franz Graf von Pocci (1807–1876), poet and draftsman
• Johann Bernhard Graf von Rechberg (1806–1899), Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Austria,
• August Reitmayr (1802–1874), member of the Frankfurt National Assembly
• Rudolf Reppert (1881–1968), chemist and entrepreneur, district administrator in Neuwied
• Sigmund von Riezler (1843–1927), university professor of Bavarian history, director of the Maximilianeum
• Ernst Ludwig Rochholz (1809–1892), historian and folklorist
• August von Rothmund (1830–1906), professor of ophthalmology
• Franz Christoph von Rothmund (1801-1891), professor of surgery
• Ludwig von Rücker (1865–1949), District Administrator in Aschaffenburg, District President of the Upper Palatinate
• Max Joseph Ruhwandl (1806–1890), member of the Frankfurt National Assembly
• Siegmund Freiherr von Schacky (1850–1913), German administrative officer
• August von Schätz (1856–1911), ministerial official in Bavaria
• Karl Scheele (1884–1966), professor of surgery
• Emil von Schelhorn (1828–1908), Bavarian major general
• Karl Schlösser (1857–1925), professor of ophthalmology
• Matthias Schönermark (* 1964), university professor, entrepreneur in biotechnology
• Maximilian von Seinsheim-Grünbach (1811–1885), landowner, member of the Bavarian Imperial Council, MdR
• Hans-Jochem Steim (* 1942), entrepreneur
• Ulrich Stille (1910–1976), President of the Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt
• Erich Stolleis (1906–1986), Mayor of Landau in the Palatinate, Lord Mayor of Ludwigshafen am Rhein
• Ferdinand von Verger (1806–1867), Bavarian diplomat
• Anton von Vogl (1834–1913), physician and head of the Bavarian military medical services
• Hilmar Wäckerle (1899–1941), first camp commandant of the Dachau concentration camp
• Anton von Wehner (1850–1915), Bavarian Minister of Education (1903–1912)
• Heinrich Winchenbach (1837–1929), judge at the Imperial Court
• Wilhelm von Wolf (1869–1943), lawyer in the Bavarian financial administration
• Max Zenger (1837–1911), German composer
• Philipp Zorn (1850–1928), constitutional lawyer, rector of the Albertus University, crown syndicate

Holder of the Klinggräff Medal

The Friedrich von Klinggräff Medal of the Stifterverein Alter Corpsstudenten was awarded to:

• Dominik Gerlicher (2018)

literature

• Edwin Fels : The Corps Isaria 1821–1927 , Munich 1927.
• Fritz Kaufmann: History of the Corps Isaria Landshut-Munich. I. volume: 1821-1873. Munich 1953
• Wilhelm Kohlhaas : Isaria - essence and value of a corps . Munich 1981.
• Paulgerhard Gladen : The Kösener and Weinheimer Corps: Your representation in individual chronicles . WJK-Verlag, Hilden 2007. ISBN 978-3-933892-24-9 .

Web links

Commons : Corps Isaria München  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Website of the Corps Isaria

Individual evidence

1. ^ Munich and its buildings . Edited by the Bavarian Architects and Engineers Association. Munich 1912, p. 304f.