List of German surgeons' associations

The list of German surgeons' associations includes current and former regional organizations for surgery in Germany. They are independent of the German Society for Surgery . Individual professional societies are corporate members. The fact that new foundations and mergers were difficult after German reunification was less due to sensitivities than to the complicated post-war history of the German Democratic Republic . In the history of Saxony-Anhalt and in the history of Thuringia in particular , changing zones of occupation , enclaves , old particular interests and the Prussian past played a major role. The country (GDR) and district (GDR) are forgotten .

list

Name, year of foundation	Representative	area	Renaming
Free Association of Surgeons in Berlin , 1886	Georg von Adelmann	Provincial-free city of Berlin	1912 Berlin Society for Surgery 1953 Berlin Surgical Society 1990 Association of surgeons in Berlin and Brandenburg
Association of Lower Rhine-Westphalian Surgeons, Düsseldorf 1898	Carl MH Erasmus Ludwig Heusner	Northern Rhine Province Province of Westphalia
Wroclaw Surgical Society, 1908	Board of Directors until 1931: Hermann Küttner , Carl Partsch , Georg Gottstein , Karl Goebel 1933–1945: Karl Heinrich Bauer	Wroclaw University Wroclaw
Association of Northwest German Surgeons, Hamburg 1909	Hermann Kümmell	Hanover Province Schleswig-Holstein Province Bremen Hamburg Mecklenburg-Schwerin Mecklenburg-Strelitz	2015 Association of North German Surgeons
Association of Bavarian Surgeons , Munich 1911	Ottmar von Angerer	Kingdom of Bavaria
Middle Rhine Surgeons Association, Frankfurt am Main 1912	Ludwig Rehn Fritz König
Southeast German surgeons' association in Silesia, Breslau 1914	Carl Partsch Hermann Küttner August Borchard	Province of Silesia
Central German Surgeons Association, Braunschweig 1922	Walther Wendel Friedrich Voelcker	Saxony Thuringia Saxony-Anhalt Free State of Braunschweig
Northeast German Surgeons Association, 1927–1945	Heinrich Klose	Pomerania West Prussia East Prussia	On 28/29 June 1929 Meeting with the Southeast German Surgeons Association in Danzig
Scientific Society for Surgery in Leipzig, 1947–1990
Thuringian Society for Surgery, Jena 1947	Nicolai Guleke Egbert Schwarz	State of Thuringia (1920–1952) Medical Academy Erfurt
Medical-Scientific Society for Surgery at the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, 1948–1990	Werner Budde Franz Mörl Albrecht glasses	Martin Luther University Halle (Saale)
Medical-Scientific Society for Surgery at the Medical Academy "Carl Gustav Carus", Dresden 1955–1990
Regional company Karl-Marx-Stadt,? –1990
Scientific Society for Surgery at the Universities of Greifswald and Rostock, 1959	Hans Joachim Serfling Walter Schmitt Werner Kothe Richard Reding Siegfried Kiene	Rostock district Neubrandenburg district Schwerin district	Association of Surgeons of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania 1968 Association of Surgeons of the Three Northern Districts 1993 Merger with the Association of Northwest German Surgeons
Regional company Potsdam, 1969–1990
Regional company Magdeburg, 1976–1990	Peter Heinrich	Medical Academy Magdeburg
Saxon Surgeons Association, 1990	Siegfried Kiene Hans-Detlev Saeger Karl Heinz Herzog	Saxony
Surgeons Association Saxony-Anhalt, Halle 1991	Albrecht glasses	Saxony-Anhalt
Saarland Surgeons Association, 1992	Wolf-Ingo Steudel Gernot Feifel	Saarland
The Central German Surgeons Association was re-established in 2004	Henning Dralle Friedrich Wilhelm Mohr Johannes Scheele Christoph Josten	Saxony-Anhalt Saxony
Cologne Surgeons Association

literature

Dieter Rühland, Friedrich Wilhelm Eigler : The regional surgeon associations in Germany . Verlag Karl Maria Laufen, Oberhausen 1999. ISBN 978-3-87468-154-4 .
Siegfried Kiene , Richard Reding , Wolfgang Senst (eds.): Separate ways, undivided surgery: Contributions to surgery in the GDR . pro literatur Verlag 2009. ISBN 978-3-86611-398-5 .

Web links

Regional Surgical Associations (DGCh)

References and comments

↑ Middle Rhine Surgeons Association
↑ 30 conferences until 1939
↑ What the summer brings (Danziger Volksstimme of May 16, 1929)
^ S. Kiene: The Scientific Society for Surgery in Leipzig 1947 to 1990 , in: Siegfried Kiene, Richard Reding, Wolfgang Senst (eds.): Separate Paths, Undivided Surgery; Contributions to surgery in the GDR . pro literatur Verlag 2009, pp. 159–167
↑ The Thuringian Society for Surgery was originally the Medical-Scientific Society for Surgery at the Friedrich Schiller University Jena . Before the war it was integrated into the Central German Surgeons Association and constituted in 1979 as the Thuringian Society for Surgery.
^ H. Neef: The Medical-Scientific Society for Surgery at the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg , in: Siegfried Kiene, Richard Reding, Wolfgang Senst (eds.): Separate ways, undivided surgery; Contributions to surgery in the GDR . pro literatur Verlag 2009, pp. 171–177
^ W. Wehner: Regional Society Karl-Marx-Stadt / Chemnitz , in: Siegfried Kiene, Richard Reding, Wolfgang Senst (eds.): Separate ways, undivided surgery; Contributions to surgery in the GDR . pro literatur Verlag 2009, p. 187 f.
^ R. Reding: Scientific Society for Surgery at the Universities of Greifswald and Rostock , in: Siegfried Kiene, Richard Reding, Wolfgang Senst (eds.): Separate Paths, Undivided Surgery; Contributions to surgery in the GDR . pro literatur Verlag 2009, pp. 149–158
^ L. Krafft and Chr. Liebenow: The regional society Potsdam , in: Siegfried Kiene, Richard Reding, Wolfgang Senst (eds.): Separate ways, undivided surgery; Contributions to surgery in the GDR . pro literatur Verlag 2009, pp. 179–187
^ From the merger of the Surgical Society at the Medical Academy Magdeburg with the Society for Surgery at the University of Halle, the Society for Surgery Saxony-Anhalt emerged.
↑ The Saxon Surgeons Association also has its roots in the Central German Surgeons Association. It emerged from the three regional surgical societies of the University of Leipzig, the Medical Academy Dresden and the Chemnitz District Hospital. Of the 1,000 members of the three former district societies, only 78 took part in the founding meeting. The seat is in Dresden.
↑ The Surgeons Association of Saxony-Anhalt has its roots in the Central German Surgeons Association and the Medical-Scientific Society for Surgery in Halle.
^ Saarland Surgeons Association
^ Founder of the Saarland Surgeons Association
↑ The re-establishment of the Central German Surgeons Association took place within the framework of the 2nd joint congress of the three surgeons 'associations in Leipzig with the merger of the surgeons' associations of Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt.
↑ Board of MDCV
↑ DNB certificate

[1] Middle Rhine Surgeons Association

[2] 30 conferences until 1939

[3] What the summer brings (Danziger Volksstimme of May 16, 1929)

[4] S. Kiene: The Scientific Society for Surgery in Leipzig 1947 to 1990 , in: Siegfried Kiene, Richard Reding, Wolfgang Senst (eds.): Separate Paths, Undivided Surgery; Contributions to surgery in the GDR . pro literatur Verlag 2009, pp. 159–167

[5] The Thuringian Society for Surgery was originally the Medical-Scientific Society for Surgery at the Friedrich Schiller University Jena . Before the war it was integrated into the Central German Surgeons Association and constituted in 1979 as the Thuringian Society for Surgery.

[6] H. Neef: The Medical-Scientific Society for Surgery at the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg , in: Siegfried Kiene, Richard Reding, Wolfgang Senst (eds.): Separate ways, undivided surgery; Contributions to surgery in the GDR . pro literatur Verlag 2009, pp. 171–177

[7] W. Wehner: Regional Society Karl-Marx-Stadt / Chemnitz , in: Siegfried Kiene, Richard Reding, Wolfgang Senst (eds.): Separate ways, undivided surgery; Contributions to surgery in the GDR . pro literatur Verlag 2009, p. 187 f.

[8] R. Reding: Scientific Society for Surgery at the Universities of Greifswald and Rostock , in: Siegfried Kiene, Richard Reding, Wolfgang Senst (eds.): Separate Paths, Undivided Surgery; Contributions to surgery in the GDR . pro literatur Verlag 2009, pp. 149–158

[9] L. Krafft and Chr. Liebenow: The regional society Potsdam , in: Siegfried Kiene, Richard Reding, Wolfgang Senst (eds.): Separate ways, undivided surgery; Contributions to surgery in the GDR . pro literatur Verlag 2009, pp. 179–187

[10] From the merger of the Surgical Society at the Medical Academy Magdeburg with the Society for Surgery at the University of Halle, the Society for Surgery Saxony-Anhalt emerged.

[11] The Saxon Surgeons Association also has its roots in the Central German Surgeons Association. It emerged from the three regional surgical societies of the University of Leipzig, the Medical Academy Dresden and the Chemnitz District Hospital. Of the 1,000 members of the three former district societies, only 78 took part in the founding meeting. The seat is in Dresden.

[12] The Surgeons Association of Saxony-Anhalt has its roots in the Central German Surgeons Association and the Medical-Scientific Society for Surgery in Halle.

[13] Saarland Surgeons Association

[14] Founder of the Saarland Surgeons Association

[15] The re-establishment of the Central German Surgeons Association took place within the framework of the 2nd joint congress of the three surgeons 'associations in Leipzig with the merger of the surgeons' associations of Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt.

[16] Board of MDCV

[17] DNB certificate