German Fire Brigade Day

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The German Fire Brigade Day is the central gathering of all fire departments in Germany , which has been held every 10 years since 1970 and is organized by the German Fire Brigade Association .

It has its origins in a meeting of all fire departments on July 10, 1853 in the Gasthof zum Waldhorn in Plochingen . At that time it was decided to hold the first German Fire Brigade Day in Ulm in 1854. Since then, the focus has been on the exchange of knowledge in discussion groups and lectures on the current state of the art in all areas of fire fighting.

The German Fire Brigade Day is shaped by the community of German firefighters who come to this event from all parts of the country and at different levels. This tradition was particularly revived at the 26th German Fire Brigade Day in Friedrichshafen in 1990, when the fire brigades from the GDR took part for the first time . After a few decades, firefighters from Eastern Europe were also welcomed there and various contacts were made.

The German Fire Brigade Day has been held regularly since 2000 in conjunction with the world's leading trade fair Interschutz , which is held in particular for the areas of emergency services , fire and disaster control and security.

Venues

Brandenburg group at the pageant in Leipzig in 1913
  1. 1854 Ulm
  2. 1855 Stuttgart
  3. 1859 Karlsruhe
  4. 1860 Mainz
  5. 1862 Augsburg
  6. 1865 Leipzig
  7. 1868 Braunschweig
  8. 1870 Linz
  9. 1874 Kassel
  10. 1877 Stuttgart
  11. 1880 Dresden
  12. 1883 Salzburg
  13. 1888 Hanover
  14. 1893 Munich
  15. 1898 Charlottenburg
  16. 1904 Mainz
  17. 1909 Nuremberg
  18. 1913 Leipzig
  19. 1923 Munich
  20. 1928 Wroclaw
  21. 1932 Karlsruhe
  22. 1953 Ulm
  23. 1961 Bad Godesberg (together with the exhibition "Der Rote Hahn - Interschutz" in neighboring Cologne)
  24. 1970 Munster
  25. 1980 Hanover (together with Interschutz)
  26. 1990 Friedrichshafen
  27. 2000 Augsburg (together with Interschutz)
  28. 2010 Leipzig (together with Interschutz)
  29. 2021 Hanover (together with Interschutz)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b 28th German Fire Brigade Day 2010 in Leipzig , www.feuerwehrtag.de
  2. ^ Franz-Josef Sehr : Europe is on the move . In: fire protection - German fire brigade newspaper 1/1990 . W. Kohlhammer, 1990, ISSN  0006-9094 , ZDB -ID 240087-X , p. 46 .
  3. ^ German Fire Brigade Association: 29th German Fire Brigade Day