Rainer Assmann

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Rainer Assmann (2017)

Rainer Assmann (born July 3, 1935 in Berlin-Dahlem ) is a German judge, student historian and regional historian of South Westphalia .

Life

Assmann comes from one of the oldest families in Lüdenscheid. His parents are the businessman Eberhard Assmann and his wife Lore geb. Westhooven. In 1943 the family was evacuated from Berlin to Oeckinghausen . The great-grandparents built the Winkhaus house there.

Assmann attended the Zeppelin high school (Lüdenscheid) . After graduating from high school in 1956, he began to study law and business administration at the Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen . On May 3, 1956, he was active in the Corps Rhenania Tübingen . On December 5, 1956 recipiert , he proved to be a senior . After six lengths it was deactivated on February 24, 1958 . He moved to the Georg-August University in Göttingen . After passing the legal clerkship at the Higher Regional Court in Celle in 1961 , he completed his legal clerkship at the University of Administrative Sciences in Speyer, among others . After he had passed the assessor examination in Düsseldorf in 1965 , he went to a trade association in Münster in 1966 . In 1967 he switched to the administration of justice in the Bundeswehr . He became a legal advisor / defense disciplinary attorney at the Wehrbereichskommando III in Düsseldorf, at the I. Corps in Münster (1971) and under the appointment of government director RB / WDA of the 2nd Panzer Grenadier Division in Kassel (1977). In 1989 he was appointed judge and in 1990 presiding judge at the troop service court in Kassel. In 1994/95 he was elected as 2nd representative, from 1996 to 1999 as 2nd member of the Presidential Council at the Federal Administrative Court. When he reached the age limit, he retired in 2000. Assmann has been married since 1964 to the pharmacist Dagmar Maiweg, a daughter of his corps brother Niels Maiweg (1902–1974). The couple has three children and lives in Schwansen .

Honors

Publications

Supported by his teacher Wilhelm Sauerländer, Assmann wrote articles on the history of the Lüdenscheid area while still at school. Since his studies he has been involved in research, lectures and publications on military law , university history and constitutional history . For 42 years - from 1965 to 2007 - he was an archivist in his corps. He published over 100 studies and over 500 book reviews on German student history . In 1978 he founded the series Archiv Corps Rhenania zu Tübingen , which has been continued by Richard Backhaus since 2008 . In 1984 he became editor, in 1990 also editor of the articles on German student history , at that time the official organ of German student historians. Since 1996 the articles with the subtitle Articles - Exquisite on German Student History have been continued.

Then and now

  • Teutonia Tübingen, the corps of Carl-Ludwig Sand (Tübingen student body after the wars of liberation) , Vol. 18 (1973), pp. 155–157
  • "Dawn of the new freedom" - Tübingen students at the end of the restoration. The letter of May 26, 1848 from the “brother and founder” Alexander Widmann to Rhenania . 19: 26-29 (1974). GoogleBooks
  • Corpsstudentisches Mobiliar , Vol. 19 (1974), pp. 73-75
  • "Greetings and kisses your Jettchen". The Curone Ernst Seraphim as a student in Dorpat, Berlin, Göttingen and Heidelberg 1815-1818 , Vol. 19 (1974), pp. 168-172
  • Who is moving? Pereat, let the devil eat him! - Student, Jena, mid-18th century (JJ Kaendler, Meißen) . 20: 175-177 (1975). GoogleBooks
  • The suspension time of the Tübinger SC in the Third Reich and during the occupation. On the history of the Tübingen SC comradeship Theodor Körner . 21: 153-172 (1976). GoogleBooks
  • Comradeship list and directory of comradeship leaders of the Tübingen SC comradeship Theodor Körner (WS 1937/38 to WS 1944/45) . 21: 173-184 (1976)
  • “We need the whole street”. The letter of the Tübingen vandal Anton Bürckle, sp. Rhenaniae Tübingen, via the SS 1838 in Munich . 21: 199-201 (1976)
  • Rhenania c / a Suevia III Tübingen 1830 . 22: 241-242 (1977). GoogleBooks
  • Rhenania I - Allemannia I - Rhenania II (Foundation and history of the Corps Rhenania in Tübingen). At the same time a contribution to the early history of the Tübinger SC 1825–1829 . 23: 269-284 (1978).
  • Student connections at the 500-year-old Eberhard Karls University in Tübingen . 23: 285-290 (1978).
  • Pipe head for the connection between Obersuevia and Tübingen [1825] . 23: 291-293 (1978).
  • Suevia pub (II), Tübingen 1821/22 . 25: 86-88 (1980).
  • The SC in Tübingen . 25: 89-113 (1980).
  • 500 years of the University of Tübingen - publications and lectures . 26: 153-166 (1981)
  • Suevia (IV) c / a Rhenania [Tübingen] 1856 . Vol. 28, pp. 167 / 69-170 (1983)
  • 100 years of the corp house Rhenania Tübingen - for the architectural planning and implementation of the corp house idea . 29: 133-148 (1984). GoogleBooks
  • Relations between the Tübingen and Heidelberg Landsmannschaften (Corps) before 1816 . 33: 93-103 (1988).
  • The shit . 33: 213-219 (1988).
  • Tübingen scale images . 34: 145-149 (1989).
  • The student's claim to order by the SC (175 years SC zu Tübingen) . 34: 171-181 (1989). GoogleBooks
  • "Wreathed with oak leaves ..." - the fatherland song of the Westphalian sons of the muses before and after 1800 . 34: 229-231 (1989). GoogleBooks
  • Paukphoto of the Tübingen SC 1867 to 1912 . 35: 39-43 (1990).
  • Corps coat of arms panels of the Kösener SC Association . 35: 89-91 (1990).
  • Helvetia (II) Tübingen 1821/22 . 35: 167-169 (1990)
  • with Ernst-Ulrich Volmer: The Tübingen Student Corps 1919 . 35: 121-128 (1990).
  • Hannovera Göttingen - Rhenania Tübingen . 35: 151-158 (1990). GoogleBooks
  • Theodor Körner - Stammbuchblatt (probably) 1811 and postage stamp 1991 . 37: 119-123 (1992).
  • Adolph Diesterweg as a student . 37: 250-260 (1992).
  • The Teutonic Movement 1814 f. - The transition from corps to fraternity . 39: 249-251 (1994).
  • Kränzchen - Landsmannschaften - Corps, on the early history of the Corps . 41: 155-178 (1996).
  • Establishment and use of an archive with sample contracts . 41: 263-266 (1996).
  • Corps students, the spiritual fathers of the modern constitutional state . 42: 43-46 (1997)
  • Resolutions of the Seniors' Convention in Tübingen 1822–1825 . 42: 65-82 (1997).
  • Student Weapons 1840 - "Acts Concerning ... Confiscated Objects" . 42: 87-89 (1997).
  • with Peter Kaupp: Student historical graphics in the Goethe National Museum Weimar . Vol. 45 (2000), pp. 11-18.
  • Leaves from the family book of Johann Jakob Kirchhofer, stud. theol. von Schaffhausen (Helvetia Tübingen 1814–1816) . Vol. 46 (2001), pp. 153-160
  • Documents from the early history of the SC zu Tübingen. Protocols of the SC 1814-16, the Suevia 1813-16 and Württembergia 1815-16 . Vol. 47 (2002), pp. 105-136.
  • Student porcelain figurines . Vol. 47 (2002), pp. 117-130
  • with Hans Peter Hümmer : Pages in the register of the Westphalian historian and lawyer Johann Suibert Seibertz Guestphalia Gießen 1806/07 . Vol. 62 (2017), pp. 143-170.

Special issues

  • 1981: 21 of the oldest constitutions of the Corps and their predecessors up to the year 1810 , part 1. GoogleBooks
  • 1983: Constitutions, Part 2.
  • 1988: Constitutions, Part 3. GoogleBooks

Bibliographies

  • Student historical bibliography for 1999 (collaborator). Vol. 45 (2000), pp. 279-282
  • with Hans Peter Hümmer: Bibliography on student history 1999/2000 . Vol. 46 (2001), pp. 351-358.
  • with Hans Peter Hümmer: Bibliography on student history 2000/2001 . 47: 369-375 (2002).
  • with Hans Peter Hümmer: Bibliography on student history 2001/2002 . 48: 349-366 (2003).
  • with Harald Lönnecker and Hans Peter Hümmer: Bibliography on student history 2003 . Vol. 49 (2004), pp. 379-396.
  • with Harald Lönnecker, Peter Engel, Rudolf Wohlleben and Hans Peter Hümmer: Bibliography on student history 2004 . Vol. 50 (2005), pp. 527-548.

Others

  • Rhenania zu Tübingen 1827–1967 . Corps newspaper of Rhenania Tübingen, special edition 1967. GoogleBooks
  • Schimmerbuch für Nachwuchsfragen , 1977. GoogleBooks
  • Sources on the history of SC zu Tübingen , Vol. 2, 1981.
  • For the interior of a corporation house , 1987. GoogleBooks
  • Contributions to German student history , 1990.
  • with Ernst Napp and Ingo Nordmeyer: Die Tübinger Rhenanen (corps list and corps history) , 5th edition 2002, 570 pp.

South Westphalian regional history

The Reidemeister. History sheets for Lüdenscheid town and country - Der Märker. Regional history magazine for the area of ​​the former Grafschaft Mark and the Märkische Kreis.

  • The Lüdenscheid area in the Middle Ages. The ecclesiastical and secular national organization in the southern region . Der Reidemeister 36 (1966), pp. 1-7.
  • Assmann, Ludenscheid . Self-published, undated GoogleBooks
  • City and free court in the southern region, at the same time a contribution to the determination of the location of the conference and execution site of the Lüdenscheider free court and the imperial castle in Lüdenscheid from 1114 . Märker 1981, pp. 79-84.
  • The urban law entanglements in the Süderland - “Sy tho Ludenschede should get that right” . Westfälische Forschungen, 32 (1982), pp. 75-86.
  • Recurring errors in the literature about Lüdenscheid (Lüdenscheid Brandenburg city - town charter - imperial castle - Burgmannen - Volksfelder Hof - jurisdiction - parent parish - original parish - iron industry) . Der Reidemeister 95 (1985), pp. 749-783.
  • The urban policy of the Counts of the Mark, especially in the southern region . Der Reidemeister 99 (1986), pp. 781-783.
  • The ancestors of Ida Gerhardi (1882–1927) . Märker 1999, pp. 160-162.
  • "Dei ollen van Theis op diäm egen un Melchior bi de Müür". For the settlement of the town and country of Lüdenscheid in the early Middle Ages. Evaluating recent research on local and national history . Der Reidemeister 143 (2000), pp. 1129-1144.
  • A short history of the former farming community of Oeckinghausen in the parish of Halver in text and pictures, in: Oeckinghausen, Carthausen, Heesfeld - a tour around Susannenhöhe and Jürnsche , in: Naturwissenschaftliche Vereinigung Lüdenscheid (ed.): Lernwandern im Märkischen Kreis , 2nd edition 2003, Pp. 4–67 with supplement. Separate, supplemented edition 2016.
  • Lüdenscheid in the Middle Ages - “Well, well, na de Kraune of the world” . Der Reidemeister 157 (2004), pp. 1245-1252.
  • Lüdenscheid Castle, “a very solid castle and equipped it with soldiers and weapons”. At the same time, a balance sheet of the research on the oldest city law and city scope 1268, with a listing of the demolition of historical buildings and castle and city rights in the historiography of Lüdenscheid . Der Reidemeister 163 (2005), pp. 1301-1316.
  • The oldest evidence of iron extraction and processing in the Sauerland in the Mark region. Their classification in the mountain and river shelves, "yserensteyn sucken, graven ind hut, blow ind bereyden" (Iserlohn, March 21, 1474) . Märker 2008, pp. 52–75.
  • On the history of the iron industry in the Märkischer Kreis - "yserensteyn sucken, grave ind hut, blow ind bereyden" - earliest mention, sovereign mountain and river shelves, wild bans, fishing and environmental protection law . Märker 2008, pp. 52–73.
  • The Herweg (Heerweg) “from dark past” Cologne – Soest in the sectionschlag – Lüdenscheid – Werdohl . Der Reidemeister 193–194 (2013), pp. 1645–1668.
  • How did you become a millionaire in Lüdenscheid - or not? A contribution to 250 years of social history of the Lüdenscheid tradespeople up to 1914 . Der Reidemeister 198 (2014), pp. 1709-1724.
  • Research on the history of the town and country of Lüdenscheid in the Märkisches Kreis , 2 volumes. Westphalian Research 2015.
  • Sword and Cross - The proselytization of the Sauerland by the Ezzone as a military leader of Charlemagne. The Ezzonian grand counties as the nucleus of the counties Berg, Altena and Arnsberg . Der Reidemeister 208 (2016), pp. 1849-1860.
  • "Dey weiland Studentkes" - commemorative celebrations of the old Westphalian muses from 1819 to 1830. The students from Vest Lüdenscheid around 1500 and the Altena district around 1801 . Der Reidemeister 216 (November 13, 2018), pp. 1969–1980.

literature

  • Assmann, Rainer , in: Friedhelm Golücke : Author's lexicon for student and university history. A bio-bibliographical directory (= treatises on student and higher education, vol. 13). SH-Verlag, Cologne 2004, ISBN 3-89498-130-X . Pp. 21-25.

Web links

Commons : Rainer Assmann  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Remarks

  1. ↑ Niels Maiweg was a member of the Corps Rhenania Tübingen, Rheno-Guestphalia, Teutonia Bonn and Frankonia Brno.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Kösener Corpslisten 1996, 133/1166
  2. ↑ Rare constellation. Winter semester 57/58: The seniors of three corps became three honorary members . CORPS Magazin 1/2013, p. 33
  3. ↑ Assmann, Rainer (koeblergerhard.de)
  4. ^ Rainer Assmann, Ernst Napp and Ingo Nordmeyer: Tübinger Rhenanen , 5th edition. 2002, p. 258
personal data
SURNAME Assmann, Rainer
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Assmann, Rainer Manfred Felix (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German military lawyer, regional historian of South Westphalia, student historian
DATE OF BIRTH July 3, 1935
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin-Dahlem