Section Bayerland of the German Alpine Club

Section Bayerland of the German Alpine Club (DAV) e. V. (DAV Bayerland)
purpose	Promotion of mountaineering and alpine sports […], especially for young people and families. Preservation of the beauty and originality of the mountains. Expansion of knowledge about the mountains […].
Chair:	Till Rehm
Establishment date:	December 27, 1895
Number of members:	355 (as of December 31, 2019)
Seat :	Munich , Bavaria
Website:	www.alpenverein-bayerland.de

The Bayerland section of the German Alpine Club (DAV) e. V. is a section of the German Alpine Club (DAV). It was founded in 1895 as the second section of Munich and at the same time as the 217th section of the German Alpine Club.

history

On December 11, 1895, the Munich section of the DuOeAV decided at a general assembly to build the Munich house on the Zugspitze . Some members dissatisfied with this decision decided to found the Bayerland section. This was founded on December 27, 1895 in Munich and wanted to unite "practicing tourists". To date, members are only accepted after a tour report has been submitted. The section is a member of the DAV climbing and bouldering center Munich-South in Thalkirchen . Under the title “Der Bayerländer”, the section has published reports on what is happening in the section since it was founded.

Section Chair

A chronological overview of all presidents of the section since it was founded.

Term of office president 1895-1896 Max Madlener 1897-1902 Hans Rehm 1903-1906 Eugene Oertel 1907 Hans Staudinger 1908-1920 Eugene Oertel 1921-1922 August Ammon 1923 Karl Hilz 1924-1926 Eduard Strobel 1927 Anton Schmid 1928 Wilhelm Welzenbach

Term of office president 1929-1931 August Ammon 1932-1945 Walter Hartmann 1947-1953 Fritz Schmitt 1954-1955 Kurt Hausmann 1956 Walter Hartmann 1957-1958 Georg Steiner 1959-1966 Walter Hartmann 1967-1974 Fritz Weidmann 1975-1982 Walter Welsch 1983-1988 Georg Welsch

Term of office president 000001989-1990 Wolfgang Melle 000001991-1993 Walter Striker 000001994-1995 Rudolf Rother 000001996-1999 Michael Olzowy 000002000-2001 Georg Welsch 000002002-2011 Herwig Sedlmayer 000002012 Bernd Pörtl 000002013–09.11.2015 Walter Lackermayr 09.11.2015– Till Rehm

Known members (incomplete)

• Paul Preuss
• Giovanni Piaz
• Hans Dülfer
• Otto Herzog
• Anderl Heckmair
• Gustl Kröner
• Karl maidwoman
• Otto Eidenschink
• Martin Closer
• Ludwig Gramminger
• Nicholas Milanese
• David Goettler
• Katrin Gründler (née Sedlmayer)

Self-catering cabins

• Fritz Pflaum Hut , Kaiser Mountains
• Old Meilerhütte , Wetterstein Mountains

and two other huts only accessible to section members.

literature

• Walter Welsch: History of the Bayerland Section of the German Alpine Association eV Ed .: Bayerland Section of the German Alpine Association eV From the foundation of the section to the First World War 1895 - 1914, 2018, ISBN 978-3-00-060707-3 , ISSN  1616-6450 ( alpenverein-bayerland.de [accessed December 15, 2018]).

• Walter M. Welsch: History of the Bayerland section of the German Alpine Club eV Ed .: Bayerland section of the German Alpine Club eV The time of the First World War and the Weimar Republic 1914-1933, 2010, ISBN 978-3-00-031936-5 , ISSN  1616 -6450 ( alpenverein-bayerland.de [accessed on December 16, 2018]).

• Walter M. Welsch: History of the Bayerland Section of the German Alpine Association eV Ed .: Bayerland Section of the German Alpine Association eV The time of the Third Reich 1933 - 1945, 2013, ISBN 978-3-00-042387-1 , ISSN  1616-6450 ( alpenverein -bayerland.de [accessed on December 16, 2018]).

• Walter M. Welsch: History of the Bayerland Section of the German Alpine Association eV Ed .: Bayerland Section of the German Alpine Association eV The Fritz Schmitt era 1945 - 1953, 2008, ISBN 978-3-00-025816-9 , ISSN  1616-6450 ( alpenverein- bayerland.de [accessed December 16, 2018]).

• Walter Welsch, Inge Olzowy, Herbert Dietl: The Bavarian country . Ed .: Section Bayerland of the German Alpine Club eV Volume 81 , 2017, ISBN 978-3-00-055169-7 , ISSN  1616-6450 ( alpenverein-bayerland.de [accessed on December 16, 2018]).

Web links

• Section Bayerland
• Section publications of the Bayerland section (digital copies of the DAV library)
• Bayerland section in the historical Alpine archive of the Alpine clubs in Germany, Austria and South Tyrol (temporarily offline)

Individual evidence

1. ^ Section Bayerland , German Alpine Club, alpenverein.de ; Retrieved May 17, 2020
2. ↑ Issue 3/1997 of the Munich Section - 100 Years of the Munich House; Retrieved December 17, 2018
3. ^ The Alpine Club sections of the DAV climbing and bouldering centers Munich eV ; Retrieved December 16, 2018
4. ↑ DAV-Bibliothek.de: 100 Years of the Bavarian Section PDF file
5. ↑ DAV Panorama: In the footsteps of the dancer ; Retrieved December 24, 2018
6. ↑ Der Bayerländer 2011: 35 Giovanni Battista Piaz and the Punta Emma ; Retrieved January 3, 2019
7. ^ Austrian Alpine Club: 100th anniversary of Hans Dülfer's death ; Retrieved December 28, 2018
8. ↑ Der Bayerländer 2008: On the front line ; Retrieved December 25, 2018
9. ↑ Anderl Heckmair - Biographical Data ; Retrieved December 24, 2018
10. ↑ Traunsteiner Tageblatt: The Traunsteiner mountaineer Gustl Kröner ; Retrieved December 29, 2018
11. ^ Walter M. Welsch: History of the Bayerland section of the German Alpine Club eV The Fritz Schmitt era 1945 - 1953 , p. 154
12. ↑ Der Bayerländer 2011: Obituaries Otto Eidenschink ; Retrieved January 3, 2019
13. ↑ Der Bayerländer 2011: Martin Schlössler ; Retrieved January 3, 2019
14. ^ History of the Bayerland section: The Fritz Schmitt era ; Retrieved March 10, 2019
15. ↑ DAV General Assembly: Setting the course for the digital future ; Retrieved December 24, 2018
16. ↑ Der Bayerländer 2005: Katrin Sedlmayer ; Retrieved January 3, 2019