Corps Saxonia Kiel
Corps Saxonia Kiel |
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coat of arms | Circle |
Basic data | |
University / s: | Christian Albrechts University Kiel |
Place of foundation: | Kiel |
Foundation date: | June 25, 1838 |
Corporation association : | KSCV |
Colours: | Green-white-bordeaux red |
Type of Confederation: | Men's association |
Position to the scale : | beating |
Motto: | Virtuti semper corona! |
Website: | www.saxoniakiel.de |
The Corps Saxonia Kiel is an obligatory and colored student union in the Kösener Senioren-Convents-Verband (KSCV). The corps brings together students and alumni of the Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel . The corps members are called Kiel Saxons.
history
The corps was founded in Kiel on June 25, 1838. It has the colors green-white-burgundy. The motto is Virtuti semper corona! (for example, "[the] manhood [always deserves the crown!"). As with Holsatia , the second old Kiel Corps, the time before the First World War was also characterized by longer suspension phases with Saxonia . The first suspension lasted from the summer semester of 1841 to December 9, 1842. A major turning point occurred in March 1848 when Saxonia took part in the Schleswig-Holstein uprising and the life of the corps was completely extinguished. Saxonia reunited as a corps on February 24, 1858 (like Holsatia three years earlier), but only for a little more than a year. It suspended again on May 21, 1859 and reconstituted on December 11, 1864. The third suspension phase occurred on July 19, 1870 as a result of the Franco-Prussian War . This time, the resumption of active operations only succeeded twenty years later in the winter semester of 1890/91. With the exception of the summer semester of 1894 and the following winter semester of 1894/95, it then existed without interruption until the First World War. The upswing of Saxonia, like Holsatia, which was renewed in 1905 after a long break, was also related to the increase in the number of students at Kiel University after 1895.
Already at the end of the 1890s, Saxonia was able to call a house their own thanks to the donation of an old man . In 1931 she acquired the Krupp'sche Villa on Kiellinie 71, right next to the Kiel Yacht Club, from the Krupp family's property . The building, the garden house and the enclosing wall on the water side have been a cultural monument as a structural complex with historical and urban value since May 4, 2018 . The building was probably built around 1910, reconstruction in 1914 under Hans Beissel for Gustav Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach ; two-storey, gable-independent plastered building under a saddle roof , front with side projections , arbor and younger polygonal bay window; water-side enclosure wall and garden shed.
In January 1950, Saxonia was one of the 22 corps that joined forces in the interest group and prepared the re-establishment of the KSCV. As in 1912, she appointed the chairman of the Kösener Congress in 1953 . Walter Ballas was the first post-war chairman of the VAC board .
Relative Corps
Saxonia has signed several relationship agreements with other Kösener corps since the 1890s and belongs to the black circle .
- Cartels
- Normannia Berlin (since 1923, friends since 1899)
- Suevia-Strasbourg zu Marburg (since 1971, friends since 1951)
- Friendly Corps
- Borussia Greifswald (1919)
- Hassia-Gießen to Mainz (1920)
- Thuringia Jena (1920)
- Suevia Munich (1927)
- Rhenania Bonn (1953)
- Saxonia Konstanz (1956)
- Bavaria Würzburg (1965)
- Thuringia Leipzig (conceptual relationship 1920)
Known members
In alphabetical order of the last name
- Karl Asmus Bachmann (1842–1916), judge, member of the Prussian House of Representatives
- Jörn-Ulrich Bachmann (1925–1989), senior district director
- Walter Ballas (1887–1969), honorary member, Krupp defense lawyer in Nuremberg, chairman of the Association of Old Corps Students
- Uwe Bleyl (1936-2016), pathologist
- Arnold Eucken (1884–1950), physicist
- Walter Eucken (1891–1950), national economist
- Herbert Gardemin (1904–1968), orthopedic surgeon
- Carl Joseph Gauß (1875–1957), gynecologist
- Arthur Germershausen (1849–1913), District Administrator in Insterburg, Adelnau and Krotoschin, judge at the Prussian Higher Administrative Court
- Horst Hunger (1902–1986), ministerial official, officer and federal judge
- Carl Jessen (1821–1889), botanist
- Peter Willers Jessen (1793–1875), psychiatrist in Schleswig and Kiel
- Wolfgang Klien (1907–2006), administrative lawyer, carpenter, painter and art scholar
- Hans Lübbert (1870–1951), university professor for fishing industry
- Walter Mentzel (1899–1978), State Councilor, MdL
- Erich Krahmer-Möllenberg (1882–1942), administrative lawyer
- Carl Christian Otto (1817–1873), mnemonic technician and journalist
- Werner Ranz (1893–1970), lawyer and notary, VAC chairman
- William Nikolaus Reed (1825–1864), officer in the Schleswig-Holstein Army, regimental commander in the Civil War
- Ludwig Graf zu Reventlow (1824-1893), District Administrator in Husum
- Rudolf Schleiden (1815–1895), Minister Resident, MdR
- Heinrich Friedrich Schütt (1835–1918), judge at the Imperial Court
- Wulf Tagg (1839–1914), judge at the Imperial Court
- Christoph von Tiedemann (1836–1907), MdR
- Georg-Christoph von Unruh (1913–2009), legal scholar
- Hugo von Waldeyer-Hartz (1876–1942), naval writer
- Karl Johannes Wieding (1825–1887), legal scholar, rector of the CAU
- Karl Woermann (1844–1933), art historian
- Herbert Ziemer (1888–1975), District Administrator
Holder of the Klinggräff Medal
The Klinggräff Medal of the Stifterverein Alter Corpsstudenten was awarded to:
- Georg Ulrich Bacmeister (1997)
literature
- Wilhelm Fabricius : The German Corps. A historical representation with special consideration of the scaling . Berlin 1898
- Georg Bacmeister: The Kiel Saxons. The Kiel Saxons in their times. June 25, 1838 to June 25, 1958. A journey through the first 120 years of our history . Lueneburg 1958
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Ernst Hans Eberhard : Handbook of the student liaison system. Leipzig, 1924/25, p. 74.
- ↑ Paul Gerhardt Gladen : The Kösener and Weinheimer Corps . Hilden 2007
- ^ Hugo von Waldeyer-Hartz : At the Kiel Föhrde . In: Deutsche Corpszeitung 48 (1931/32), p. 238 f.
- ↑ Justification from the list of cultural monuments in Schleswig-Holstein