List of student associations in Wismar

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This list of student associations in Wismar shows the student associations and academic associations at the Wismar Engineering Academy, which was founded in 1908 and later became the Wismar University . They were organized in the Wismarer Waffenring (WWR) and in the Wismarer Chargierten-Convent (WCC).

list

Surname founding Colours Circle coat of arms Remarks
Gymnastics Federation "Alemannia" 1908
green-gray-gold 		T. Alemannia Wismar.jpg later in Corps Albingia Dresden (WSC), now Corps Marko-Guestphalia Aachen
Corps "Alemannia" 1923 from the Corps Arctica Riga
blue-gold-red 		Corps Alemannia Wismar.jpg Reconstituted in Koblenz in 1957, meanwhile postponed
Gymnastics Federation "Arminia" 1931
black-white-green 		T. Arminia Wismar.jpg
"Cheruskia" gymnastics club 1913
black-silver-green 		WS 1922/23 move to Oldenburg (Oldenburg)
Gymnastics Association "Germania-Vismariensis" 1861 elsewhere
red-gold-blue 		L. Germania Vismariensis.jpg
Fraternity "Hansea" 1920 at the technical college in Neustrelitz
black-silver-blue 		Fraternity Hansea Wismar.jpg 1936 merged with the Silesia fraternity
Fraternity "Hansea-Silesia" March 1936
black-silver-green 		disbanded autumn 1936
Country team "Lituania" January 15, 1923
pink-white-light green 		Landsmannschaft Lituania Wismar.jpg
Landsmannschaft "Mecklenburgia" November 30, 1930
purple-gray-green 		L. Mecklenburgia Wismar.jpg
Country team "Nordia" WS 1922/23  ? suspended
Country team "Normannia" November 18, 1897
black-green-brown 		L. Normannia Wismar.jpg
Gymnastics Federation "Rhenania" November 18, 1897
red-blue-white 		suspended in 1921, the active members of the Alemannia gymnastics club were taken over
Fraternity "Rhenania" 4th June 1920
blue-gold-purple 		Moved to Oldenburg in winter semester 1922/23
Country team "Rheno-Silesia" November 19, 1922
gold-white-green 		L. Rheno-Silesia Wismar.jpg Rheno-Silesia.jpg 1966 reconstituted in Heilbronn
Fraternity "Silesia" 1923
green-yellow-wine red 		B. Silesia Wismar.jpg
Fraternity "Silesia" 1921 by fighters against the uprisings in Upper Silesia
black-yellow-green 		1922 to Oldenburg
Academic Music Association December 13, 1927 ./.
Academic gymnastics and games department May 17, 1928 ./.
Academic Fliegergruppe Wismar October 16, 1929, inter-corporate, member of the German Aviation Association ./. The group owned several gliders and gliders built by senior students.
Corps Baltia in the BDC July 24, 1911
black-white-yellow 		1921 merged with Vandalia Cöthen
Marcomannia in the BDC May 22, 1909
light blue-white-gold 		suspended in 1914, whereabouts unknown
Teutonia, corporate association before June 1922
black red Gold 		probably moved to Oldenburg

Wismar weapon ring

All mandatory connections belonged to the Wismarer Waffenring (WWR):

  1. Country team Rheno-Silesia
  2. Fraternity of Silesia
  3. Corps Alemannia
  4. Country team Lituania
  5. Fraternity Hansea

Determinations were carried out between members of these connections . In every corporation three games were compulsory, one as a fox and two as a lad. By 1925, the saber with an 8-blade was introduced as a student fencing weapon . From 1926 onwards, it could also be used later. At the beginning of the summer semester of 1926 there was fighting with the racket (30-40 courses). Appointments with foreign corporations were also possible, including in Berlin. The bell striker was used . Strictly forbidden, the scales between 1930 and 1935 were held in secret. One of the restaurants was the “Red Gate” located outside of Wismar. The police never used head bandages ("wound heads") as an opportunity to investigate. Since there were only two pulp doctors in Wismar , the lengths had to be discussed in detail in the WWR.

Current situation

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The Corps Alemannia was briefly active again in Wismar, but has not been there for several years. In Koblenz there is still an old man's association . The nautical comradeship Poseidon existing in Warnemünde took over the tradition of Poseidon , founded in Wustrow in 1908, in 1991. The comradeship appears again and again in Wismar, but does not originally belong to Wismar. The Rheno-Silesia Wismar country team still exists as an active connection and was able to reactivate itself in Heilbronn. Your constant is the old wine press (Auf dem Bau 6 in Heilbronn Sontheim), now Landsmannschaft Rheno-Silesia Wismar zu Heilbronn.

See also

literature

  • Martin Käser: Student and academic associations in Wismar , in ders .: History of the Landsmannschaft Rheno-Silesia Wismar in the WWR and WCC from 1922 to 1935 (rec. April 2, 1966 in Heilbronn) . Once and Now, Yearbook of the Association for Corporate Student History Research , Vol. 43 (1998), pp. 245-250.
  • Peter Jacobs: 100 years of Wismar corporations - 85 years of Corps Alemannia Wismar , published by the AH Association of Alemannia. 2008.
  • Peter Jacobs: Benno Kannewischer's photo album [1909–1979] as a source for the history of engineering corporations (Berlin, Strelitz and Wismar 1927–1932) . Einst und Jetzt, Vol. 54 (2009), pp. 407-419.
  • Karl-Georg Heicke, Peter Jacobs: The comradeship of Hans Joachim von Zieten at the engineering academy in Wismar [1941–1945]. Einst und Jetzt, Vol. 55 (2010), pp. 367-382.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Martin Käser: History of the Landsmannschaft Rheno-Silesia Wismar in the WWR and WCC from 1922 to 1935 . Einst und Jetzt, vol. 43 (1998), p. 240 f.
  2. ^ Message from Peter Jacobs (Nuremberg fraternity Pythagoras)
  3. ↑ Käser had taken the data from a (quite incorrect) Festschrift of the Corps Alemannia Wismar zu Koblenz from 1993.