Lever bundle Müllheim
| Lever bundle Müllheim | |
|---|---|
| legal form | registered association |
| founding | June 5, 1948 |
| Seat | Muellheim |
| successor | Markgräfler Museumsverein Müllheim |
| resolution | August 5, 2004 |
| purpose | Honor Johann Peter Hebels and the maintenance of his poetry and language. |
| Chair | Fritz Muser (last before de facto dissolution 1998) |
The Hebelbund Müllheim , usually just called Hebelbund , but not to be confused with the Hebelbund Lörrach , was a German literary society and a homeland association based in Müllheim in southwest Baden-Württemberg , which deals with the life and creations of Johann Peter Hebel , the most famous Alemannic dialect poet .
Purpose of the association
The purpose of the association was to honor Johann Peter Hebels and to maintain his poetry and language. The idea of home should be promoted, which also included the maintenance of local customs including the Markgräfler costume. Another concern was the preservation of the landmarks of the closer homeland and the organization of local festivals. Alemannic literature should be disseminated in schools.
history
On May 12, 1948, an initiative group was formed in Müllheim and on June 5, 1948 the association was founded in the historic Gasthaus zur Alten Post in Müllheim. The President of the Lever Association Lörrach, Richard Nutzinger , accepted the Leverfreunde Müllheim association as a branch in the Lörrach Lever Association . As an independent association, the Hebelbund Müllheim was only entered in the register of associations of the Müllheim District Court on February 15, 1955.
In fact, the association was dissolved in 1998. On August 5, 2004, the Müllheim lever association was deleted from the Freiburg register of associations, which is now responsible. The legal successor was the Markgräfler Museumsverein Müllheim eV .
activities
Beyond the literary activities that were reflected in the association's magazine, the Hebelbund was also very active in the beautification of the townscape of Müllheim (repair of the lever park; fundraising for the market square fountain) and the maintenance of landmarks in the vicinity of the city. The typical guard houses of the Bannwarte (Alemannic: Rebbammerthüsli ) and benches for hikers in the vineyards of the Markgräflerland were fields of activity. Local festivals and traditional costume festivals were organized and lever celebrations with poetry lectures and songs were organized for the schools. In the 1950s, a guitar group and an amateur play group were also launched.
The association was also occasionally active on the political level, for example in 1955 in connection with the planned dissolution of the district of Müllheim , which was denounced as "nonsense" and "injustice".
"The Margraviate" magazine
In September 1949 the first issue of the monthly magazine Die Markgrafschaft was published with the subtitle Heimatpost der Hebelfreunde Müllheim iB . Leopold Börsig had taken over the editing. From 1949 the association gave the monthly magazine Die Margrafschaft. Contributions from the history, culture and economy of the Markgräflerland. Leverage out monthly magazine . (1.1949 - 20.1968) From 1951 to 1955 the magazine was published together with the Hebelbund Lörrach . From issue 12/1950 to issue 1/1955 the magazine was published together with the Hebelbund Lörrach. The end of the collaboration with the Hebelbund Lörrach took place in January 1955 on the one hand because of the losses suffered by the Lörrach from the publication of the magazine - the magazine was heavily financed by advertising income from Müllheim. On the other hand, there were content-related differences about the way in which he took care of his legacy. The Müllheimer accused the Lörrachern of wanting to build "a kind of lever industry". "We don't see the slightest reason to follow those who march on the smooth boulevards of a celebrity cult addicted to ceremonies." Nevertheless, many articles were published afterwards by Richard Nutzinger, who was president of the Lörracher Hebelbund.
In the issues 3/1955 to 9/1957 the Black Forest Association Müllheim-Badenweiler eV published its association news in the magazine of the Müllheimer Hebelbund. The sheet had the subtitle Monthly magazine of the Hebelbund and the Black Forest Association .
When in 1968 the Hebelbund Müllheim could no longer finance the publication of its magazine Die Markgrafschaft , the Hebelbund became co-editor of the magazine of the Markgräflerland history association Das Markgräflerland .
subtitle
- Heimatpost der Hebelfreunde Müllheim iB (only issue 1 and 2/1949)
- Monthly magazine for the Markgräflerland (from issue 3/1949 to 11/1950)
- Monthly magazine of the Hebelbund (from issue 12/1950 to issue 2/1955)
- Monthly magazine of the Hebelbund and the Black Forest Association (from issue 3/1955 to issue 6/1956)
- Monthly magazine of the Hebelbund and the Black Forest Association. Contributions from the history, culture and economy of the Markgräflerland. (from issue 7/1956 to issue 9/1956)
- Contributions from the history, culture and economy of the Markgräflerland. Monthly magazine of the Hebelbund. (from issue 10/1956 to issue 5/1968)
Chairman = Lever Vögte
- Robert Wäldin (1948–1950)
- Fritz Wolfsberger (1950–1960)
- Ernst Mattmüller (1960–1962)
- Imgraben (1962–1963)
- Julius Kibiger (1963-1983)
- Fritz Muser (1985 until the de facto dissolution of the lever collar in 1998)
Editor
- Leopold Börsig up to and including issue 12/1950 and again from 4/1951 with Max Demmler for the Lörracher Heimatteil
- Konstantin Schäfer (9 / 1955–1968) with Franz Kröhn for part of the Black Forest Association
Authors (selection)
- Wilhelm Altwegg (1883–1971), Swiss classical philologist, Germanist and educator
- Emil Baader (1891–1967), teacher and local history researcher
- Hanns Bastanier (1885–1966), painter and graphic artist
- Hermann Burte (1879–1960), poet, writer and painter
- Albert Eisele (1890–1971), educator and local history researcher
- Robert Feger (1918–1987), classical philologist, librarian and local history researcher
- Richard Gäng (1899–1983), teacher, native and dialect poet
- Johannes Helm (1921–1998), educator and local history researcher
- Paula Hollenweger (1900–1980), dialect poet and local researcher
- Lina Kromer (1889–1977), poet
- Friedrich Kuhn (1895–1976), district school councilor and archaeologist
- Gerhard Moehring (* 1921), historian and author
- Richard Nutzinger (1896–1963), local writer, Alemannic dialect poet and Protestant pastor
- Max Rieple (1902–1981), writer, poet and translator
- Franz Schneller (1889–1968), dramaturge, director and writer
- Fritz Schülin (1905–1980), local history researcher and educator
- Lucien Sittler (1905–1987), Alsatian teacher, writer, city archivist and editor
- Otto Ernst Sutter (1884–1970), engineer, journalist, media reporter and writer
- Wilhelm Zentner (1893–1982), writer, lecturer and theater and music critic
Contributions from (selection)
Excerpts from works by the following people have been printed in the magazine.
- Anton Hermann Albrecht (1835–1906), Protestant theologian and poet
- Waldemar Bonsels (1880–1952), writer
- Johann Peter Hebel (1760–1826), writer, Protestant clergyman and teacher
- Ludwig Fahrenkrog (1867–1952), painter and poet
- Selma Lagerlöf (1858–1940), Swedish writer
- Karl Müller (1881–1955), German botanist and oenologist
- Ernst Sander (1898–1976), German writer and translator
- Albert Schweitzer (1875–1965), doctor, philosopher, Protestant theologian, organist, musicologist and pacifist
literature
- Leopold Börsig: Ten years of Hebelbund Müllheim. In: Die Margrafschaft, issue 5/1958, p. 2
- Ida Preusch-Müller: The Leverage Bundle Müllheim. In: Helmut Vocke (editor): Die Chronik des Kreises Müllheim , Waldshut 1968, p. 298
- On our own behalf (merger with the magazine “Die Markgrafschaft”), In: Das Markgräflerland, Issue 3/1968, pp. I – II digitized version of the Freiburg University Library
- Lever commemorative plaque for Julius Kibiger. In: Das Markgräflerland, volume 3/4 1975, p. 341 digital copy of the Freiburg University Library
- Remembrance of the dead (Julius Kibiger). In: Das Markgräflerland, issue 1/1983, pp. 216–217 digitized version of the Freiburg University Library
- Karl Mannhardt: Julius Kibiger on his 100th birthday. In: Das Markgräflerland , Volume 1/2003, pp. 180-181 digitized version of the Freiburg University Library
- Hanspeter singer, Hans H. Hofstätter: Julius Kibiger - Markgräfler landscapes. In: Das Markgräflerland, Issue 2/1993, pp. 67–75, digitized version of the Freiburg University Library
- Fritz Muser: Honoring the dead (Leopold Börsig). In: Das Markgräflerland , issue 1/1989, pp. 181–182 digitized version of the Freiburg University Library
- Edited by: Dr neu Hebelvogt vum Müllemer Hebelbund ... In: Das Markgräflerland , Issue 1/1985, p. 170 Digitized by the Freiburg University Library
Web links
References and comments
- ↑ see Preusch-Müller
- ↑ see homepage of the inn; accessed on June 10, 2019
- ↑ see "The Margraviate, volume 3/1955, p. 16; in contrast Preusch-Müller
- ^ Region mourns Fritz Muser. In: Badische Zeitung of November 21, 2002; accessed on June 10, 2019
- ↑ Freiburg District Court VR 300033
- ↑ Freiburg District Court VR 300107
- ↑ see Preusch-Müller; The Margraviate 3/1956, p. 13
- ↑ see Die Margraviate , Heft 4/1955, p. 1
- ↑ L (eopold) B (örsig): On our own behalf. In: Die Margrafschaft, issue 2/1955, p. 1
- ↑ on the association see the homepage of the Black Forest Association Müllheim-Badenweiler; accessed on December 17, 2019
- ↑ ZDB ID 536925-3 ; Entry ZDB-ID: 536925-3 in the journal database ZDB-OPAC [1]
- ↑ Head teacher a. D.
- ^ Regional information system of Baden-Württemberg (LeoBW): Wolfsberger Fritz - Brief Biographical Information
- ↑ Chief Master Bakers Guild
- ↑ Deacon
- ^ Region mourns Fritz Muser. In: Badische Zeitung of November 21, 2002; accessed on June 10, 2019
- ^ Fritz Muser: Honoring the dead - Leopold Börsig. In: Das Markgräflerland, issue 1/1989, pp. 181–182 digitized version of the Freiburg University Library
- ^ Regional information system for Baden-Württemberg (LeoBW): Schäfer Konstantin - Brief Biographical Information