KDStV Staufia Bonn

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KDSt.V. Staufia

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Basic data
University location: Bonn
University / s: University of Bonn
Founding: February 28, 1905
Corporation association : Cartell Association of Catholic German Student Associations
Association number: 44
Abbreviation: St!
Color status : colored
Colours: light gray-white-light blue
Colours:
Fox colors: light gray-white
Fox colors:
Cap: Silk storm
Type of Confederation: Men's association
Religion / Denomination: Catholic
Position to the scale : not striking
Motto: Suum cuique
Total members: 266
Active: 43
Website: www.staufia.de

The Catholic German Student Union Staufia Bonn in the CV is a non-striking , color-bearing , Catholic student union . It was founded on February 28, 1905 as a subsidiary of the KDStV Bavaria zu Bonn and joined the Cartell Association of Catholic German Student Associations (CV) in the same year .

history

When the KDStV Bavaria counted more than 50 active people on site in 1904, it was decided on February 28 to split the connection and to found the Staufia. Staufia was included in the CV at the Cartel meeting in 1905, today she has number 44 in the CV. In 1907 the Heimverein was founded, which tried to acquire a house which could soon be occupied. Due to the large influx of new members, a move became inevitable, which took place in 1919 to a house on Römerstrasse.

In the 1920s, many Staufen were involved in university politics; Staufia provided members and chaired the AStA (General Student Committee). After the National Socialists came to power, Staufia was transformed into a comradeship . When Staufia took part in the Bonner Corpus Christi procession in Vollwichs , she was banned from wearing colors by the “student leader”. When the CV decided to dissolve itself in 1935, it was against the voice of Staufia and four other connections. Active operations had to cease in the summer semester of 1936, and in 1938 the old manors had to be dissolved. With Franz Virnich a famous Bonner Staufe was selected for its parody of the Horst Wessel song pursued by the Gestapo.

The old manor was re-established on May 15, 1947 ( Ascension Day ) on the Godesburg , and Aktivitas on December 5, 1947. The house at Quantiusstraße 17 came back into the possession of Staufia gradually in 1950 after some quarrels. In the first post-war years, friendship agreements were concluded with the WKStV Unitas-Salia zu Bonn in the UV and the KStV Arminia Bonn in the KV.

After the end of the war , the Allies had banned a large part of German associations as well as the wearing of uniforms, weapons and colors . At the 65th CV meeting in Bonn in 1951, there was an open confrontation about this. Members of six Catholic associations from Bonn showed publicly in their colors despite the prohibition explicitly issued by the Senate of the University of Bonn . The Senate then withdrew the license for the six connections concerned ( Ascania , Bavaria , Novesia , Ripuaria , Staufia and Tuisconia). Some of the affected compounds appealed against this decision. The Staufia finally reached in 1952 before the Regional Administrative Court of Cologne an annulment of the Senate decision. In addition, the judgment denied the Senate the authority to withdraw the approval of a connection.

In 1961 the house in need of renovation on Quantiusstraße was given up and a new house was built in Baumschulallee.

In 1965, Hans-Jürgen Ewald, a Staufia member, was elected chairman of the AStA at the University of Bonn. Ewald was the last AStA chairman in Bonn for many years who was not included in the left spectrum.

In 1968, during the time of the Kiesinger cabinet , the liaison member Heinrich Brand of the Staufia Bonn was described by the news magazine Der Spiegel as the switch-maker of the nepotism of the student union milieu in the state sector, as " old men " were sitting in many places in the Bonn apparatus .

Also in 1968, Staufia provided the suburb of the CV. The 1970s and 1980s were again characterized by the active participation of Staufia in the student parliament and in the AStA, which is also true today.

In 2005 the Staufia Bonn celebrated its centenary in the Rheinhalle in Bornheim . The keynote speaker was Paul Kirchhof ; Pope Benedict XVI sent a congratulatory telegram with the apostolic blessing.

Customs and symbols

Coat of arms of the Staufia-Bonn

The Staufia has the principles of the Cartell Association and has the motto: Suum cuique! ( To each his own! )

The colors are light gray-white-light blue for boys (full members) and light gray-white for foxes (new members). A silver-gray silk storm is worn as headgear .

The Staufia student coat of arms contains the colors of Staufia-Bonn in the upper left part, and the colors of the parent association Bavaria in the lower right. The motto is written on the diagonal white stripe. In the lower left quarter you can see Konradin , the last Staufer , who died in 1268. At the top right is the cross of the Archdiocese of Cologne and the striding lion from the Bonn coat of arms . In the middle of the coat of arms, the Staufen circle can be seen on a light gray background, framed by the date of foundation.

Known members

  • Wolfgang Bergsdorf (* 1941), political scientist, advisor to Federal Chancellor Kohl, former President of the University of Erfurt, President of the Görres Society
  • Wolfgang Binsfeld (1928–2011), archaeologist
  • Heinrich Brand (1887–1971), lawyer, Head of the Federal Press Office, District President Aachen
  • Arnold Bunghartz (1886–1963), lawyer, MdL
  • Edmund Dillinger (* 1935), order prelate, federal chaplain of the CV, founder of CV-Africa-Aid
  • Adolf Flecken (1889–1966), Minister of the Interior and Finance of North Rhine-Westphalia, Philistine Senior of the KDStV Staufia from 1926–1965
  • Philipp Jenninger (1932–2018), President of the German Bundestag
  • Friedhelm Koch (* 1937), retired Brigadier General D. the air force of the German armed forces
  • Peter Kohlgraf (* 1967), Roman Catholic clergyman and bishop of Mainz
  • Alexander Knur (1897–1987), lawyer, notary, professor
  • Werner Kuhn (* 1955), Dipl.-Ing., President of the DRK Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, MdL, MEP
  • Carl Otto Lenz (* 1930), lawyer, politician (CDU), former advocate general at the European Court of Justice
  • Wilhelm Loschelder (1900–1989), administrative lawyer, State Secretary, honorary professor
  • Karl Nüßgens (1914–1998), presiding judge at the BGH
  • Dionysius Ortsiefer (1874–1946), Franciscan, priest
  • Pierre Pflimlin (1907–2000), lawyer, Lord Mayor of Strasbourg, French Prime Minister, President of the European Parliament
  • Paul Schaaff (1885–1966), lawyer, District Administrator in the Düren district
  • Hermann Wilhelm Thywissen (1917–2008), Lord Mayor of Neuss
  • Franz Virnich (1882–1943), landowner, lawyer, victim of Nazi persecution and martyr
  • Karl Weber (1898–1985), lawyer, President of the Federal Bar Association, Member of the Bundestag, Federal Minister of Justice

See also

literature

  • Festschrift of the KDStV Staufia zu Bonn in the CV: 1905–1980 . Catholic German Student Union Staufia, Bonn 1980.
  • Festschrift for the centenary of the KDStV Staufia zu Bonn in the CV . Catholic German Student Union Staufia, Bonn 2005.
  • Statutes, rules of procedure and court rules of the KDStV Staufia zu Bonn in the CV and statutes of the Studentenheim Staufenhaus e. V., Bonn 2007.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ CV connection location / location Bonn / KDStV Staufia. Cartellverband (Ed.), Accessed April 27, 2017 .
  2. ^ EH Eberhard: Handbook of the student liaison system. Leipzig, 1924/25, p. 26.
  3. ^ Franz Hubert Schorn: Franz Virnich 1882–1943. Victims of the Nazi justice system. Bernardus, Langwaden 1998, pp. 33ff, 55ff.
  4. ^ Franz Gabriel Virnich. Archdiocese of Cologne, accessed April 27, 2017 .
  5. ↑ About professors' circles, student bars and academic networking . In: Matthias Asche, Dietmar Klenke (Hrsg.): Treatises on student and higher education . tape 19 . Böhlau, Cologne 2017, ISBN 978-3-412-22520-9 , pp. 201 .
  6. ^ Christian George: Studying in ruins: the students of the University of Bonn in the post-war period (1945–1955) . V & R Unipress, Göttingen 2010, ISBN 978-3-89971-608-5 , pp. 321-322.
  7. Horst-Pierre Bothien: protest and provocation: Bonn students 1967/1968 . Klartext, Essen 2007, ISBN 978-3-89861-739-0 , p. 64.
  8. Coincidence with CV . In: Der Spiegel No. 45/1968 of November 4, 1968, pp. 44-49.
  9. ^ Benedikt Vallendar : The new Pope also congratulates Staufia ( Memento from December 19, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) . In: Bonner Generalanzeiger of May 17, 2005, p. 7.


Coordinates: 50 ° 44 ′ 2.4 ″  N , 7 ° 0 ′ 35.3 ″  E