KÖStV Star Corona Hall

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The Catholic- Austrian frat star Korona Hall is a Roman Catholic , non-beating Pennälerverbindung for pupils from secondary schools in Hall in Tirol and the surrounding area.

history

The connection was established on December 6, 1888 by the madhouse chaplain Nikolaus Recheis v. Father Ali founded. This makes it the second oldest Catholic secondary school association in Austria, because Teutonia Innsbruck was founded in 1876 before that . At the time the Star Corona was founded, there was already a free association in Hall. Freedom connections worked in the spirit of the liberalism of the time , which represented an ideological indifference to religion and an emphatically anti-church attitude. Star corona was launched as the opposite pole.

In 1899 she joined the MCV, a forerunner of the MKV that existed until 1914 . In 1912 some members were expelled from the grammar school (national liberal-liberal newspapers had publicized the existence of a Catholic school association, which was then illegal). The star corona continued to exist underground, for a long time it held on to its status as a "non-affiliation" and did not enter into any cartels or relationships. In the First Republic , it appeared in full colors from 1919 onwards . In the same year she joined the VPV (Association of Catholic German Pennal Associations in Austria), but left in 1926 and then participated in the founding of the TMV (Tyrolean Middle Schools Association), to which she has belonged ever since. The Sternkorona has also been a member of the MKV since 1934.

During the Nazi dictatorship , the star corona was banned, many members were spied on, especially the priests imprisoned. Two direct victims of the National Socialist dictatorship were:

The Sternkorona Hall has been active again since August 1945. In 1952 the star corona left the MKV, but revised this step in 1955. It is the sponsor association of the “Aquilea Meran”.

Features of the connection

  • Seat of the association: Hall in Tirol
  • Colors of the connection: "white-gold-green" (boys' band), "white-green" (fox band), head couleur made of (light) green cloth
  • Motto: Whether everything breaks, we don't waver!
  • Bundeslied: We had built a stately house
  • Principles:
    • religio - upholding and realizing Catholic principles
    • patria - promoting love for the country and home
    • scientia - encouragement to study and education, cultural and sporting activities
    • amicitia - exercise of true friendship

Known members

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  • Heinrich Obermüller: Forbidden and persecuted: From the beginning until 1918 , Austrian Association for Student History. 2003
  • Helmut Wopfner (Ed.): Our star corona Hall in Tirol, list of members 1888-1998 . 1998

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ http://www.tmv.or.at/index.php?node=8&option=detail&id=2
  2. ^ Heinrich Obermüller: Forbidden and persecuted: From the beginnings to 1918, Austrian Association for Student History, 2003. S. 161
  3. ↑ http://www.tmv.or.at/index.php?node=8&option=detail&id=2
  4. ↑ ÖCV-Gesamtverzeichnis 2009, S. IV-126, Merc 1997 (EM), SKH 1962
  5. ^ Fritz Herbert, Handl Reinhard, Peter Krause , Taus Gerhard (eds.): Wear colors, confess colors 1938-45: Catholic corporates in resistance and persecution, Austrian Association for Student History, 1988, 407 pages, pp. 298-301
  6. ↑ ÖCV-Gesamtverzeichnis 2009, S. IV-572, Le 1945, SKH 1937
  7. ^ Heinrich Obermüller: Forbidden and persecuted: From the beginnings to 1918, Austrian Association for Student History, 2003. P. 160
  8. ↑ ÖCV-Gesamtverzeichnis 2009, S. IV-618, Le 2008 (EM), SKH 1965