Nordgau day

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The Nordgautag , which has been a cultural festival for the Upper Palatinate since 2018 , is a regular cultural and homeland care event with the aim of maintaining and cultivating a cultural sense of togetherness in the Upper Palatinate and the area of ​​the former Nordgau .

history

The event dates back to the 1927 Czechoslovak Cheb (German Eger ) by the association "Our Egerland " discharged Nordgauische week and the Upper Palatinate week as part of Albrecht Durer 1928 in Nuremberg on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the Upper Palatinate regular club Nuremberg , on the initiative of the physician and writer Heinz Schauwecker came about. These two events on both sides of the German-Czech border were individual projects that were independent of each other, but together they formed the basic idea of ​​Schauwecker for the establishment of the joint "Upper Palatinate-Egerland Association of Homeland Care Associations in the Nordgau" in 1930 and the first joint event.

In the line of tradition, the home conference held in Cham in 1930 was part of a “big home day”, which is counted as the first official “Nordgau day”. From 1930 to 1935, the event, which was held annually in different cities at the time, probably already bore its current name. The pressure from the NSDAP to bring about conformity led to the series of events coming to a standstill for years after 1935.

After the Second World War , the efforts of CSU politician Friedrich Arnold and Schauweckers in collaboration with the Regensburg Writers' Group (RSG) led to a new edition from 1948 onwards . So in 1951 there was another Egerland Day in Regensburg with the motto “Upper Palatinate and Egerland Hand in Hand” as the first post-war event in the tradition and the Upper Palatinate working group “Bayerischer Nordgau” was brought into being. In 1952 the event was renamed Nordgau Day again for the first time. For the first time, the then organizing city of Amberg awarded the Nordgau Culture Prize of the city of Amberg (since 1982 Nordgau Prize of the Upper Palatinate Cultural Association ), among others to the responsible city ​​councilor as well as to Arnold and Schauwecker as thanks for their commitment. Until 1954, the Nordgautag was initially held annually, since then, with the exception of 2009, every two years. In the meantime, the working group “Bayerischer Nordgau” and the resulting “Oberpfälzer Heimatbund” merged to form the Oberpfälzer Kulturbund (OKB) in 1969, which has since organized the Nordgau Days in collaboration with the Eghalanda Gmoin .

Willi Ulfig designed the logo for the Nordgautage . After the establishment and takeover of the organization of the Nordgautage by the Oberpfälzer Kulturbund founded in 1969, the Bavarian Prime Minister took over the patronage .

At its general meeting in April 2017, the Oberpfälzer Kulturbund decided to rename the event in keeping with the times for the following events as “The Upper Palatinate Culture Festival” on the grounds that the younger generations could not associate the term “Nordgau” with much “because it is not used in schools is still transported in the parental home ”and“ older citizens often associate the term with negative associations such as 'eternally yesterday' or assign it to the Nazi era ”. The new name should also express that it is about the Upper Palatinate people and not about the region itself. OKB President Volker Liedtke added in 2018 that the borders of the so-called "Northern Gau" are shifting repeatedly and are no longer precisely defined. The Nordgau goes through the Upper Palatinate, "via Tirschenreuth far into the Egerland".

Events

Serial No. Period Period different event name venue motto patronage
without July 31st - August 5th 1927 North Gaussian Week Eger
without ? 1928 Upper Palatinate Week Nuremberg
1 ? . (July) 1930 "Big home day" Cham
2 ? 1931 Willows in the Upper Palatinate
3 July 12th - July 18th 1932 Eger
4th ? 1933 regensburg
5 ? 1934 On the mountain
6th ? 1935 Sulzbach-Rosenberg
7th ? 1951 "Egerland Day" regensburg "Upper Palatinate and Egerland hand in hand"
8th ? 1952 On the mountain
9 June 4th - June 8th 1953 Willows in the Upper Palatinate
10 May 27th - May 30th 1954 Neumarkt in the Upper Palatinate
11 ? 1956 Furth in the forest
12 May 30th - June 2nd 1958 Schwandorf
13 May 27th - May 30th 1960 Willows in the Upper Palatinate
14th September 14th - September 16th 1962 Tirschenreuth
15th June 11th - June 15th 1964 On the mountain
16 June 8th - June 16th 1966 Cham
17th June 13th - June 17th 1968 Sulzbach-Rosenberg
18th September 10th - September 13th 1970 Schwandorf
19th June 1st - June 4th 1972 Willows in the Upper Palatinate "Music culture in the Upper Palatinate past and present" Alfons Goppel
20th May 18 - May 26 1974 On the mountain " Language culture of the Upper Palatinate past and present" Alfons Goppel
21st ? (around May 27th) 1976 Nabburg "Folk culture of the Upper Palatinate past and present" Alfons Goppel
22nd May 31st - June 4th 1978 Waldmünchen "50 Years of Nordgautag (1928–1978)" Alfons Goppel
23 June 4th - June 8th 1980 Waldsassen " Stiftland . Country - People - Culture " Franz Josef Strauss
24 June 1st - June 6th 1982 Neumarkt in the Upper Palatinate Upper Palatinate Jura . Country - People - Culture " Franz Josef Strauss
25th June 13th - June 24th 1984 Marktredwitz “Marktredwitz in Nordgau. Upper Palatinate - Egerland - Sechsämterland " Franz Josef Strauss
26th May 28th - June 1st 1986 Burglengenfeld "Burglengenfeld on the Nordgau" Franz Josef Strauss
27 June 1st - June 5th 1988 Oberviechtach "Upper Palatinate - Land on the Border " Franz Josef Strauss
28 June 13th - June 17th 1990 Mitterteich "Art and folk culture, nature and industrial area Upper Palatinate" Max Streibl
29 June 16 - June 21 1992 Willows in the Upper Palatinate "The Upper Palatinate - Bridge to the East " Max Streibl
30th June 1st - June 5th 1994 Sulzbach-Rosenberg "The Upper Palatinate and its neighbors from the former Nordgau" Edmund Stoiber
31 June 5th - June 9th 1996 Windischeschenbach "Kulturland Oberpfalz" - ways into the future Edmund Stoiber
32 June 11th - June 14th 1998 Furth in the forest "Upper Palatinate and Bohemia - encounters across borders" Edmund Stoiber
33 June 22nd - June 25th 2000 Berching "The Upper Palatinate - mediator between times and spaces" Edmund Stoiber
34 May 30th - June 2nd 2002 Maxhütte-Haidhof "Industry and culture - Glückauf der Oberpfalz" Edmund Stoiber
35 June 10th - June 13th 2004 Vohenstrauss "The Upper Palatinate - Land of the Count Palatine in the middle of Europe" Edmund Stoiber
36 June 15 - June 18 2006 Nittenau "Castles and monasteries - city and river" Edmund Stoiber
37 May 22nd - May 25th 2008 Tirschenreuth "Stiftland - Egerland - Kulturland " Günther Beckstein (Festive speech on behalf of: Emilia Müller )
38 June 10th - June 14th 2009 On the mountain "975 years of Amberg - a city in the middle of the historic northern Gau" Horst Seehofer
39 June 7th - June 10th 2012 Lappersdorf " Market town (s) between town and country" Horst Seehofer
40 June 25th - June 29th 2014 Cham "40. Bavarian Nordgautag in Cham, the city on the rain bow " Horst Seehofer (Festive address on behalf of: Albert Füracker )
41 June 23rd - June 26th 2016 Neumarkt in the Upper Palatinate "Neumarkt - Pfalzgrafenstadt with tradition and future" Horst Seehofer
42 July 4th - July 8th 2018 Wiesau "The culture festival of the Upper Palatinate" Markus Söder (Festive speech on behalf of: Joachim Herrmann )
43 July 9th - July 12th 2020 Schwandorf
44 tba 2022 Grafenwohr

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Remarks

  1. There was obviously an event with the same name as early as the 1930s; cf. Willi Ubl: Feststadt Bischofteinitz . Commemorative publication Day of the Egerland, 1934.
  2. ^ Proof of patronage from Bayer. Prime Minister before Alfons Goppel 1972 is currently not to be found.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ The story of the Nordgautage , Mittelbayerische Zeitung , June 14, 2009.
  2. ^ Nordgau - Oberpfalz - Nordgautag (text after Ernst Emmerig; see references), Oberpfälzer Kulturbund.
  3. Nordgautage , Oberpfälzer Kulturbund.
  4. New name for the Nordgautag. Mittelbayerische Zeitung, April 11, 2017.
  5. The festival of the Upper Palatinate. Onetz , July 3, 2018.
  6. Regina Otto: Bavaria's Minister of Economic Affairs Müller at the awarding of the Nordgau Prize 2008 as part of the 37th Bavarian Nordgau Conference in Tirschenreuth , Bavarian State Government, May 23, 2008.
  7. Culture festival of the Upper Palatinate in Wiesau. Bavarian State Ministry of the Interior and Integration , July 8, 2018.