Corps Normannia Hall

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Corps Normannia Hall
coat of arms
Normannia hall coat of arms.jpg
country Hesse
Colleges Justus Liebig University, Giessen-Friedberg University of
Applied Sciences
Foundation, endowment January 15, 1846 in Halle (Saale)
Association Kösener SC Association
Circle
Normannia hall zirkel.jpg
SC Gießen Senior Citizens' Convention
address Ludwigstrasse 74
35392 Giessen
Website www.normanniahalle.de

The Corps Normannia-Halle is a student union in Giessen that has always stood for the scale and color. Founded in Halle in 1846, like all connections it had to be suspended during the Nazi era. Normannia was reconstituted in Erlangen in 1951 and moved to Gießen in 1961.

history

At the instigation of Transylvanian Saxony , Normannia was donated to the Friedrichs University in Halle in 1846 as an uncovered progress connection Normannia. Donors were the students Voss, Gerhard, Wernicke, Krüger, Fischer, Schade, Dörr, Gause, Schwarz and Gersteck. Paragraph 1 of the original statutes reads: "The Normans have joined one another in order to maintain their freedom, to preserve honor and to enjoy the joys of company." The following verse is passed down on the meaning of the colors:

Blue as loyalty, be the mark of the brothers .
As pure as the gold is the spirit that glows through us ,
And that we never deviate from the path of honor
Be know the ribbon that draws our breasts .

There had already been a rapprochement with the Halle Seniors' Convent since the summer semester of 1870 by agreeing a joint Paukcomment with the SC and abandoning the "principle of chastity" in the winter semester of 1872/1873. The motto is freedom, honor, loyalty . At the end of the 19th century, Normannia had several two-band men with Borussia Tübingen , Hercynia Göttingen and Baltia Königsberg . Normannia renounced the SC zu Halle on December 11, 1875 and was reciprocated on February 2, 1876 . Since then, the corps has been part of the Kosen Seniors Convent Association . The federal government was then suspended from May 6, 1876 to the beginning of the winter semester 1876/77, from April 20, 1887 to July 27, 1888, from May 16 to July 28, 1890, and since January 26, 1899 due to a lack of young people.

Legacy of ADB and RSC

The Academic Stenographers Association Halle was founded on June 29, 1885 with the colors moss green-white-pink. On January 20, 1890, he changed into the black connection Suevia with absolute satisfaction . On February 19, 1893, he put on couleur with a moss-green cap and suspended on July 2, 1885.Suevia was reconstituted as a fraternity on April 12, 1904 and was rehearsing on January 15, 1905 and finally on June 11, 1905 in the Allgemeine Deutsche Burschenbund ( ADB). White strikers were worn since the summer semester of 1905 . Suevia founded Arminia on May 14, 1906 as a subsidiary. This resigned on March 4, 1910 in Suevia. Suevia became effective on March 19, 1910 from the ADB and led on 16 April 1910 the Bestimmungsmensur one. She renounced since April 22, 1913 in the Rudolstädter Senioren-Convent (RSC) and merged on May 8, 1913 with Cimbria to Suevo-Cimbria with the colors of the Cimbria blue-gold-black. She was reciprocated on June 6, 1914, and suspended on February 21, 1920. On the same day, Normannia was renewed, taking in the active members of Suevo-Cimbria. The fox colors have been changed to blue-gold-blue. Some old men of the Suevo-Cimbria became corps bow bearers of the Normannia on July 8, 1920 .

Magdeburg district

Halle volunteers with 16 Normans (1920)

Before 1925 January 15, 1846 was recognized by the KSCV as a foundation day. In the 1920s some Transylvanian Saxons became active again, u. a. Georg Tartler . With the Corps Vandalia Berlin , Budissa and Makaria Würzburg , Normannia founded the Magdeburger Kreis on October 23, 1927.

Nazi era

Under the pressure of the egalitarian National Socialism , Normannia had to suspend like all corps again in 1935. With Borussia Halle , Guestphalia Halle , Palaiomarchia , Saxonia Halle and Teutonia, Normannia looked after the comradeship with the final name "Gustav Nachtigal" after 1938 .

New start in Erlangen and Gießen

With the help of her friends Makaria Guestphalia , Normannia was able to reconstitute in 1951 at the Erlangen Senior Citizens' Convention . She moved to the Justus Liebig University in Gießen in 1961 and has been in the Gießen Seniors' Convent ever since .

Corp houses

Corp building in Giessen

The decision to build an own corp house was made during the festival convention on the occasion of the 50th foundation festival in 1896. However, the construction of a corp house did not take place for the time being, as the corps had to suspend with a resolution of January 26, 1899 due to a lack of young people. It was not until February 27, 1920 that Normannia was able to reconstitute and resume active operations with the help of the RSC Corps Suevo-Cimbria. On the occasion of the 75th Foundation Festival in 1921, the Association of Old Halle Normans was founded. At that time, Normannia moved into the house that had recently been acquired by Suevo-Cimbria. The corp house at Wettiner Strasse 28 (today Karl Liebknecht-Strasse) was bought in 1927.

Members

Holder of the Klinggräff Medal

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

  • Knut Barthel (1998)

literature

  • [Karl] Stukenbrock (Ed.): The founding of Normannia zu Halle in the storm of progress [1845–1848] , personal memories of Oskar Gerhard , written down in 1894. Once and now, yearbook of the Association for Corporate Student History Research, Vol. 2 (1957 ), Pp. 23-29.
  • Hans-Joachim Fahrenholtz: Chronicle of the Corps Normannia Halle zu Gießen 1956–1990 . Windorf 1991.
  • Casting one hundred and fifty years Corps Normannia Halle . Schäfer Verlag, Leipzig 1997.
  • Paulgerhard Gladen : Normannia Halle (temporarily to Erlangen) to Gießen , in: The Kösener and Weinheimer Corps. Their representation in individual chronicles . WJK-Verlag, Hilden 2007, ISBN 978-3-933892-24-9 , pp. 116-117.

Web links

Commons : Corps Normannia Halle zu Gießen  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Remarks

  1. ↑ Armina: Founded as a fraternity May 14, 1908. Colors black-gold-dark red with gold percussion, black cap. ADB rehearsing June 7, 1908, final May 30, 1909, suspended March 4, 1910.
  2. ^ Cimbria: Founded as a black association November 11, 1911 by members of the Franconia who left; Colored fraternity March 4, 1912, colors blue-gold-black, fox colors blue-gold-blue, both with golden percussion, blue cap.
  3. ^ Franconia: Founded as Neuphilological Association June 25, 1880, colors dark blue-gold-red; in the Weimar Cartell Association since December 9, 1880; renamed Franconia summer semester 1903; today Corps Irminsul .

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Ernst Hans Eberhard : Handbook of the student liaison system. Leipzig, 1924/25, p. 57.
  2. ↑ Kösener Korpslisten 1910, pp. 401–404
  3. ↑ a b c d Paulgerhard Gladen: Normannia Halle (temporarily to Erlangen) to Gießen . Hilden 2007, pp. 116-117.
  4. ↑ Jürgen Setter: A short history of the connections in Giessen . Verlag Friesland, Sande 1983, pp. 195f.

Coordinates: 50 ° 34 ′ 39.5 "  N , 8 ° 40 ′ 15.28"  E