Corps Marcomannia Breslau in Cologne
The Corps Marcomannia Breslau was a student association in the Kösener Seniors Convents Association .
history
The union emerged from the short-lived Austro-Borussia connection and was founded on December 1, 1864 as a compatriot at the Silesian Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität . On November 3, 1868, she was accepted as the fourth corps in the Senior Citizens' Convention in Breslau . The corpsman colors are red-white-black, the fox colors red-white-red on silver percussion . The motto is Honestis honorem, fidelibus fidem, violentis vim!
In 1884 and 1903 Marcomannia appointed Rufin Reichert and Friedrich Töpffer as chairman of the oKC. Marcomannia soon broke off a friendship relationship with the Corps Hansea Königsberg that had been agreed in the winter semester of 1878/79 . In 1902, thanks to Ernst Mendrzyk and many traffic guests , she entered an interview with the Corps Masovia Königsberg . When the so-called district policy in the KSCV regained special importance after the First World War and Marcomannia tended towards the red circle , the CC of Masovia unanimously dissolved the relationship on September 24, 1919. Since 1910, Marcomannia had its own corp house at Kirschenallee 30 in Breslau . In the era of National Socialism , she had, like all Corps on November 4, 1935 suspended .
Although Marcomannia was a corps at the University of Breslau, since the foundation of the Technical University of Wroclaw (1910), like the three other corps in the SC zu Breslau, she had numerous members who studied engineering . In order to continue this tradition, she was reconstituted after the Second World War on December 1, 1952 at the University of Cologne and RWTH Aachen University . The Corps Silesia had already taken this step on December 7, 1950, the Corps Borussia Breslau on October 9, 1951. The Corps Lusatia Breslau followed on July 27, 1956. The entire Breslau Seniors 'Convent existed as part of the Cologne Seniors' Convent at two universities. This fact - a corps operation in two locations with two corps houses - is unique in the history of corps students. Active operations in Aachen were given up in 1965. As the last corps in 2001, Borussia Breslau gave up the attempt to run an active business at two university locations at the same time, and sold their house in Cologne.
Wins
At the University-Polytechnic victories were in 1992 four fraternities : three fraternities - one in BDIC , one in the DB , a free - and an original in TCV beheimateter Wingolf . On May 23, 1992, Marcomannia opened a branch in Siegen . This step was made possible by the help of the Old Men Seniors Convent Siegen (chairman: Klaus Gerstein) and inactive people from the Corps Baltica-Borussia Danzig zu Bielefeld and Franconia Karlsruhe . After Aachen gave up, students of technical subjects could become Marcomannen again. In ten semesters renoncierten seven foxes, five of which recipiert were. When only an inactive person and a fox were left, the FCC decided on November 23, 1996 to give up the expensive apartment at Zwischenweg 5 on March 31, 1997.
Langeoog
For decades, many Marcomanni helped their corps brother Jürgen von Schilling with the planting of the Langeoog dune cemetery .
Suspension and fusion
The last CC report from Marcomannia is dated December 1, 2004. On that day, some Marcomannia were philistically and inactivated. The subsequent corps inventory shows no active members. Marcomannia suspended at the end of 2004. In 2010, Marcomannia-Breslau sold its corp house in Cologne and concluded a traditional relationship with the Corps Borussia in Tübingen . The basic agreement for the merger of the two corps was signed on October 20, 2018. The merger took effect on January 1, 2019.
Relative Corps
The second year relates to the conclusion of the previous relationship.
Cartels
- Corps Borussia Tübingen (1920/1919)
- Corps Saxonia Jena (1921/1919)
- Corps Saxonia Bonn (1921/1919)
- Corps Hildeso-Guestphalia Göttingen (1929/1919)
Friends
- Corps Vandalia Rostock (1922/1919)
- Corps Hercynia Munich (1974/1969)
Members
- Oliver Bäte (* 1965), CEO of Allianz
- Traugott Bredow (lawyer, 1859) (1859–1928), Ministerialdirektor in the Reich Ministry of Transport
- Traugott Bredow (lawyer, 1889) (1889–1969), District President in Hildesheim
- Helmuth Brückner (1896–1951), Upper President, NS Gauleiter in Silesia
- Gustaf von Dickhuth-Harrach (1856–1932), General of the Infantry
- Leo Eichstaedt (1855–1928), District Court Councilor, Landscape Syndic, MdHdA
- Hans Follmann (1863–1935), ministerial official at the Reich Insurance Office
- Horst Forchmann (1905–1988), mining engineer in the Rhenish lignite district
- Ferdinand Freudenfeld (1858–1932), mayor in Saargemünd, district director in Saarburg
- Moritz Friebe (1845–1937), high school teacher
- Jürgen Fuhrmann (1937–2005), physicist, rector of the TU Clausthal
- Fritz Gummert (1895–1963), industrialist
- Robert B. Heimann (* 1938), mineralogist and materials scientist
- Alfred Hillebrandt (1853–1927), Sanskritologist, rector of the University of Breslau
- Walter Hübner (1896–1965), district administrator in the Reichenbach district (Eulengebirge)
- Walter Iffland († 1899), District Administrator in the Posen-West district
- Walther Jaques (1871–1950), Ministerial Director in the Prussian Ministry of Trade and Industry, General Director of the Preußische Elektrizitäts-AG, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Nordwestdeutsche Kraftwerke AG and Überlandwerke Hanover
- Erhard Jung (1902–1945), geologist, rector of the Hohenheim Agricultural University
- Hans Peter Klinke (1908–1943), engineer, builder of the New Reich Chancellery
- Georg Kroll (1888–1945), District President in Breslau
- Hugo von Marck (1851–1924), public prosecutor, university professor and insurance specialist
- Ernst Mendrzyk (1878–1970), administrative lawyer
- Ernst Wilhelm Meyer (1892–1969), diplomat and politician (SPD)
- Heinz-Eberhard Opitz (1912–1997), holder of the Knight's Cross, judge
- Paul Pietsch (1877–1945), District Administrator in Silesia
- Georg Friedrich Preuss (1867–1914), historian
- Horst Ludwig Riemer (* 1933), politician, Minister for Economics, Medium-Sized Enterprises and Transport for the State of North Rhine-Westphalia (1970–1979)
- Wolfgang Schieren (1927–1996), CEO of Allianz
- Jürgen von Schilling (1909–2008), doctor, honorary citizen of Langeoog
- Paul-Georg Schmidt (1902–1987), pulmonologist and surgeon
- Erich Simmel (1885–1974), member of the Bavarian State Parliament, State Secretary
- Fritz Toepffer (1878–1969), judge
- Hermann Wennrich (1892–1974), federal judge
- Erich Wiens (1883–1940), journalist, editor-in-chief of the Deutsche Zeitung
- Harro von Zeppelin (1904–1989), farmer, ministerial official
See also
- Senior Citizens' Convention in Wroclaw (KSCV)
- List of student associations in Wroclaw
- Suburbs of the KSCV
- Comradeship Carl von Clausewitz (Breslau)
- Roddergrube # story
literature
- AHV des Corps Marcomannia Breslau (ed.): Dates and events from Marcomannia's history 1864–1912 , undated
- Paulgerhard Gladen : History of the student corporation associations , Vol. 1, Würzburg 1981, pp. 15–40.
- Siegfried Schunke: Stories about Marcomannia and Marcomannen , 2 vols. (1864-1918 and 1918-1936). Lueneburg 2004.
Web links
- Literature by and about Corps Marcomannia Breslau zu Cologne in the catalog of the German National Library
Individual evidence
- ^ Eduard Loch , Hans Lippold: History of the Corps Masovia 1830-1930 , 3rd part. Koenigsberg i. Pr. 1930/1933
- ^ Ernst Hans Eberhard : Handbook of the student liaison system. Leipzig, 1924/25, p. 29.
- ↑ a b Deutsche Corpszeitung 3/1992
- ↑ Planting of Langeoog's Dune Cemetery (VfcG)
- ↑ Paul Gerhardt Gladen : The Kösener and Weinheimer Corps: Her performance in individual chronicles . WJK-Verlag, Hilden 2007, ISBN 978-3-933892-24-9 , p. 108