Suburbs of the KSCV

Kösener diamond with the Rudelsburg

The suburb of the KSCV is the annually changing executive committee of the Kösener Senioren-Convents-Verband (KSCV).

Management of the association

Change of flag in 2008

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There were many “suburbs” in the Middle Ages and early modern times, e. B. in city leagues like the Hanseatic League . The term aptly referred to the respective executive member. According to the German dictionary , the term was also common in the student language of the second half of the 18th century. It became popular in constitutional use for the canton (Switzerland) , which headed the Confederation (until 1848).

In the sense of subsidiarity, direct members of the KSCV are not the Corps , but the Senior Citizens' Convents (SC) at the respective university locations. Individual corps can receive SC rights. The KSCV has been managed by the suburb since 1855, which the SC provide on an annual basis. The on-site team consists of three or more members of the individual corps. Individual corps with SC rights provide the suburb alone or ask for a dispensation. Primus inter pares and responsible for the management of the local business is the so-called local spokesman , who traditionally provided the oldest or the respectively presiding SC corps, but who was elected in the SC in modern times. The corps affiliation of the suburb speaker and the corps presiding in suburban matters are always identical. Since 1855 the suburb has changed in the alphabetical order of the university locations. In the first decades of the KSCV, the suburb changed at the annual Kösener Congress in the week before Pentecost, from 1874 after the Congress and later at the end of the year. Since the 1970s, the year of office officially begins at the beginning of November with the so-called suburban handover commer at the corps taking over. The flag of the presiding suburb corps flies on the tower of the Rudelsburg . The first after reunification was in August 1993 that of Teutonia-Hercynia, the presiding suburban corps in the Göttingen Senior Citizens' Convention . Since then, the flag has been symbolically changed for the annual handover of the suburbs in August.

The on-site spokesman heads the ordinary Kösener Congress (oKC). On-site and chairmanship at the oKC have recently coincided. Traditionally, all Kösener lists are not based on the local speaker, but on the chairman of the oKC . The traditional conference venue until 1935 and for the first time since 1994 the Congress is the Brave Knight in Kösen. The Rudelsburg is used for work meetings and festive events. During the division of Germany , the Congress met in Würzburg from 1954 to 1993 . This was thanks to Max Meyer and Philipp Zeitler . As rector of the Julius Maximilians University of Würzburg , Meyer has been campaigning for the corporations at the West German Rectors' Conference since 1948 . Zeitler pushed ahead with the reconstruction of the destroyed city and sponsored the Kösener congresses. KSCV and VAC met first in the Marienberg Fortress , then in the Huttensaal.

“The Kosen congresses, which I personally attended - there are eleven of them, spread over 25 years - always presented me with the image of exemplary tact, parliamentary order and objectivity. Much talk, audible signs of applause or disapproval, heckling and the like are completely excluded. I fail to draw the obvious parallel with examples from public life: the readers understand me and will agree with me. "

- Wilhelm Fabricius (1907)

List of the suburbs with the presidents of the congresses

year	On site	Presiding Corps	Chairman of the oKC	Recorded SC, Chronicle
June 10, 1848	Heidelberg Senior Citizens' Convention	Vandalia Heidelberg	Friedrich von Klinggräff	SC Deputy Assembly on the Rudelsburg
July 15, 1848	Heidelberg	Vandalia	v. Klinggräff v. Sileon Guestphaliae	Foundation of the KSCV in Jena
1849	Halle Seniors' Convention	Marchia (III)	Rudolf Wendt (EM)	Kosen
1850	Jena	Thuringia Jena	Friedrich Weller (EM) sp. Saxoniae Leipzig
1851	Berliner SC			Kösener lull
1852	Heidelberg	Messages between 9 SC
1853		Messages between 7 SC
1854		Messages between 6 SC		Göttingen calls for "new congress in Kösen"
1855	Göttinger SC	Brunsviga Göttingen	Alexander Conze (EM)	Reconstitution with the SC in Breslau, Gießen, Halle, Heidelberg, Jena, Leipzig and Marburg, alphabetical suburb order
1856	Greifswald	Guestfalia	Peter Hanstein (EM) fr. Hanseae Bonn	SC zu Berlin, Bonn, Breslau, Freiburg and Greifswald, probation of the reporting system
1857	Hall	Marchia III	Bernhard Hassert	Tübingen Senior Citizens' Convention
1858	Heidelberg	Suevia Heidelberg	Theodor Eiserhardt fr. Pomeraniae	First Kosen statutes, rejection of the Senior Citizens' Convention in Freiberg , Erlanger pastor's daughter
1859	Jena	Thuringia	Hermann Rittscher sp. Brunsvigae Göttingen	SC to Würzburg
1860	SC to Leipzig	Saxonia Leipzig	Robert Geyler	SC to Munich
1861	Leipzig	Lusatia Leipzig	Emil Munz (EM)	Erlanger Senior Citizens' Convention , Herulia Vienna
1862	Würzburg Senior Citizens' Convention	Nassovia	Karl Schroeder	Tigurinia
1863	Berlin	Guestphalia Berlin	Rudolf diaper tape	Congress of the Bavarian Life Corps in Nuremberg
1864	Bonn	Borussia Bonn	Wilhelm von Heyden-Linden (EM)	German-Danish War , Silver Litthuania in the KSCV, compulsory scale length, goggles
1865	Seniors' Convention in Wroclaw	Borussia Breslau	Robert Dalen	SC zu Kiel, Königsberg Senior Citizens' Convention
1866	Erlangen Seniors' Convent	Onoldia	Carl Muller	German war , Kösener statutes
1867	Freiburg Seniors' Convention	Rhenania Freiburg	Otto Gageur	Receiving corps in Austria rejected
1868	Gießen Senior Citizens' Convention	a) Starkenburgia b) Teutonia Giessen c) Hassia Giessen	a) August Strecker b) Wilhelm Küchler fr. Rhenaniae Heidelberg c) Wilhelm Flegler	Kösener circles
1869	Goettingen	Hildeso Guestphalia	Erich Gerstenberg (EM)	Göttingen and Giessen pamphlets
1870	Greifswald	Pomerania	Fritz Siemens	Franco-German War , Alamannia Basel
1871	Hall	Borussia Hall	Friedrich Ruckser	Rhenania Bern, six SCs are missing at the post-war congress
1872	Heidelberg	Rhenania Heidelberg	Carl Goetz	The three Swiss Corps with one vote in the KSCV, memorial for the fallen of 158 Corps students
1873	Jena	Franconia Jena	Friedrich Weltz (EM) fr. Franconiae Munich	SC to Strasbourg
1874	Königsberg Senior Citizens' Convention	Baltia	Franz Fischer	Secession dispute in Erlangen
1875	Leipzig	Guestphalia Leipzig	Max Robert Hein fr. Rhenaniae Berlin
1876	Marburg	Hasso Nassovia	Carl Schönemann	Samiel resigns
1877	SC to Munich	Suevia Munich	Josef Bernpointner sp. Rhenaniae Heidelberg
1878	Strasbourg	Rhenania Strasbourg	Karl Lorenz	Grün-Helvetia Zurich , Austrian corps in Melk
1879	Tübingen Senior Citizens' Convention	Franconia Tübingen	Ludwig Weber
1880	Wurzburg	Nassovia	Hans von Campe sp. Palatiae Strasbourg
1881	Zurich	Tigurinia	Antoine-Frédéric Vermeil fr. Hasso-Borussiae	Zander reform movement , wedding of Crown Prince Wilhelm
1882	Berlin	Guestphalia Berlin	Karl Piest sp. Franconiae Tuebingen	SC to Rostock (1)
1883	Bonn	Borussia Bonn	Oskar von der Osten-Warnitz
1884	Wroclaw	Marcomannia	Rufin Reichert	Academic monthly books
1885	gain	Onoldia	Wilhelm von Meinel
1886	Freiburg	Hasso-Borussia	Hans von Ditfurth	Donation for the Scheffel Memorial in Heidelberg
1887	to water	Teutonia pouring	Adolf Geßner	Donation for the Nachtigal monument in Stendal
1888	Goettingen (1)	Hannovera	Max Porzig fr. Guestphaliae Jena	Innsbruck withdraws approved membership application
1889	Goettingen (2)	Saxonia Göttingen	Georg Plehn	Abolition of the scaling request
1890	Greifswald	Pomerania	Friedrich Carl Colley	Kaiser Wilhelm Monument
1891	Hall	Guestphalia Hall	Hans von Jacobs	Speech by Wilhelm II at the Bonn SC-Kommers on May 6th
1892	Heidelberg	Guestphalia Heidelberg	Friedrich Meister	Trouble about the Fuchssturm, donations for the Blücher Memorial in Caub
1893	Jena	Saxonia Jena	Max Hartwig sp. Saxoniae Hall
1894	Koenigsberg	Hansea Koenigsberg	Gustav Bachus sp. Thuringiae Jena	First delegates day of the Association of Old Corps Students
1895	Leipzig	Lusatia Leipzig	Richard Döhnert fr. Guestphaliae Jena	Homage to Bismarck in Friedrichsruh
1896	Marburg	Teutonia Marburg	Wilhelm Schultheis (EM)	Bismarck monument duel restrictions
1897	Munich	Bavaria Munich	Ernst Doebner	Printing of the messages in the AM
1898	Strasbourg	Palatia Strasbourg	Gottfried von Jacobi	Country teams become corps
1899	Tübingen	Suevia Tuebingen	Friedrich Blauel
1900	Wurzburg	Moenania	Julius Gentes	Joined the German Fleet Association
1901	Berlin	Vandalia Berlin	Paul Fichtner
1902	Bonn	Teutonia Bonn	Max Kuehne	SC zu Innsbruck Fabricius Curator of the Kösener Archives, recognition from the Munich WSC Corps
1903	Wroclaw	Marcomannia	Fritz Toepffer sp. Vandaliae Berlin	Ban on foreign pumps
1904	gain	Baruthia	Georg Reif	"KSCV and Corps are apolitical." AoKC in Halle
1905	Freiburg	Rhenania Freiburg	Werner Meissner sp. Rheno-Guestphaliae	First corps lists (1798–1904), discussion of academic freedom
1906	to water	Hassia	Robert Poppendieck	Aschaffenburger SC
1907	Goettingen	Hannovera	Walter Todt	Rostock (2)
1908	Greifswald	Pomerania	Alfred Solger	Bismarck's bust and Kösener celebration in the Walhalla , Kösener double music
1909	Hall	Borussia Hall	Walter Schulze	SC to Munster
1910	Heidelberg	Saxo-Borussia	Wilhelm von Arnim-Lützlow	Aschaffenburger Corps in the SC zu Munich, aoKC in Jena (Roth Guestphaliae Jena)
1911	Jena	Guestphalia Jena	Hans Roth	Corps instead of corps, aoKC in Halle (Rönne Holsatiae): New version of the Kösener statutes
1912	Kiel	Saxonia Kiel	Hans Hermann Kretschmar	Congress in Naumburg National flight donation "Rudelsburg" Statute Commission
1913	Koenigsberg	Littuania	Kurt Riedel sp. Neoborussiae Hall IdC	German corps newspaper , also traffic guests in the SC disrepute
1914	Leipzig	Lusatia Leipzig	Hans Schmidt-Leonhardt	First World War , Marburg Agreement
1915	Marburg (gf.)	no oKC		Memorandum of the full committee
1916	Marburg (gf.)	no oKC
1917	Marburg (gf.)	no oKC
1918	Marburg	Hasso Nassovia	Walter Fuhrmann	No oKC 25./26. May Weapons Student Day in Jena 2,538 fallen Kösener Corps students, aoKC on November 23 at Hasso-Nassovia
1919	Marburg	Hasso Nassovia	Werner Schneichel	Twice as many active players as in 1914, SC zu Frankfurt a. M., Graz, Münster and Vienna; Pépinière Corps in Hamburg; Prague Seniors' Convention ; Strasbourg presentation of the "General German Corps Association" with WSC and RSC rejected
1920	Munich	Bavaria Munich	Adolf Neidhardt	116 corps with 3,500 active and inactive; SC zu Brno, Cologne and Leoben No admission of Jews Sports compulsory " District politics undesirable"
1921	Muenster	Rheno-Guestphalia	Otto Schultze-Rhonhof	Special purpose association with the WSC, Erlangen association and honorary agreements , change of location after calendar year
1922	Rostock	Vandalia Rostock	Fritz Weber	German inflation 1914 to 1923 , Frankonia Prague , Historical Commission, General German Waffenring , Tharandt
1923	Tübingen	Borussia Tübingen	Hermann Hobrecker	No völkisch activity of the corps, honor protection agreements with the old officers' associations, pre-dating commission Heidelberg resolution
1924	Wurzburg	Rhenania Würzburg	Fritz Höpker	"Overwhelming number of corps nurses in Kösen"
1925	Berlin	Normannia Berlin	Conrad Stolte	Lots of young talent at the South and West German Corps Challenge Pentathlon
1926	Bonn	Hansea Bonn	Julius Stockhausen	Lion Monument Committee of Ten ( Kreth , Heyer ) Admission by Alemannia Czernowitz rejected National Socialist German Student Union
1927	Wroclaw	Silesia	Ulrich Kersten	Challenge award sports badge
1928	gain	Bavaria Erlangen	Gottfried Balzer sp. Athesiae	State political education Abolition of the compulsory drinking German school in Windhoek
1929	Frankfurt a. M.	Austria	Hans Joachim Kettner	Frommel Collection in Frankfurt a. M. Joined the Hanseatic Yacht School
1930	Freiburg	Suevia Freiburg	Kurt Kleinschmidt	End of work in the German student body
1931	to water	Starkenburgia	Otto Vierheller	SC zu Hannoversch Münden 161 active less than 1930
1932 no oKC	Goettingen	Bremensia	Günther Kraaz	More than 6 million unemployed people left the ADW aoKC on 21. – 23. October in Göttingen
1933	Greifswald	Guestfalia Greifswald	Karlfriedrich Mohr fr. Marchiae Berlin	aoKC on 14./15. January in Greifswald: "Fundamental clarification of the position of the HKSCV in relation to its tasks and its representation in the general student body" Harmonization : Max Blunck becomes leader of the KSCV and VAC . Instead of an oKC service in Naumburg Cathedral, sponsorship for Klarenthal
1934 no oKC	Hamburg	Franconia Hamburg	Leader : Max Blunck Franconiae Jena	aoKC on 9/10 June in Weimar aoKC on September 29th in Kösen Re-entry into the ADW Prager SC-Verband No German Senior Citizens' Convention
1935	Hamburg	Franconia Hamburg	Suburb: Karl-Heinz Welge Leader : a) Walter Heringhaus Austriae b) Ernst Schlange Pomeraniae	Community of Student Associations Field service at the oKC Guestphalia Erlangen Kommersrede Johannes Reinmöller Dissolution of the KSCV on September 28th Viktor Lutze : "SA and Kösener SC are incompatible" Ernst Schlange : "All imperial German corps are suspended" (October 24th)
1936	./.			SC comradeships Atlantic regatta with WVaC
1937	./.			Declaration of honor by the Reich Student Leader Restructuring of the comradeships
1938	./.			Anschluss of Austria , suspension of the Austrian corps Liquidation of the VAC
1939	./.			Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia , suspension of the Prague SC association, attack on Poland , Suevia Munich suspended on July 29th, Kösener archive in the Marienfeste
1940	./.			Margraviate corporation in Leipzig, scales in Marburg (until 1944)
1941	./.			Strasbourg comradeships scales in Bonn
1942	./.			Graduations in Leipzig, Freiburg, Würzburg and Münster Foundation of Misnia IV in Leipzig Guestphalia Würzburg reconstituted (until 1945)
1943	./.			Bavaria Würzburg reconstituted (until 1944)
1944	./.			Attempted reconstitution of the KSCV. Re -establishment of the SC zu Munich by Cisaria and Suevia Munich
1945	./.			3,610 fallen Kösener Corps students
1946	./.			Misnia IV to Erlangen
1947	./.			Ruhr working group , Bavaria Munich reconstituted, Guestphalia Würzburg in Erlangen
1948	./.			Reconstitution of the SC in Munich
1949	./.			Saxonia Frankfurt founded
1950	(Bonn)	Rhenania Bonn	Otto Klonz Thuringiae Jena	Foundation of the interest group on January 6th, 30 Corps reconstituted in the Trizone
1951	(Bonn)	Guestphalia Bonn	Dieter Hallerbach	Re-establishment of the KSCV on the Godesburg , aoKC on the Altena Castle Munich Senior Citizens' Convention with WSC Corps
1952	Hamburg (like 1934)	Albertina	Ernst-Georg Pantel	Congress on the Wachenburg 1,732 active and inactive, Institute for Higher Education , like 1934 no "German Senior Citizens' Convention"
1953	Kiel	Saxonia Kiel	Klaus-Jürgen Dierig	Congress at the Wachenburg
1954	Cologne	Hansea Cologne	Dieter Bühring	First congress in Würzburg SC to Saarbrücken Danubia Graz 2. Cartel agreement with the WSC
1955	Mainz	Hassia pouring	Heinz Viebach fr. Bavariae Würzburg, sp. Rhenaniae Bonn	Citizens' working conference at Rhenania Würzburg Association for Corps Student History Research
1956	Marburg	Guestphalia Marburg	Friedemann Keßler
1957	Munich	Rheno-Palatia	Berend-Heiko Behrends
1958	Muenster	Rheno-Guestphalia	Manfred Meyer sp. Posoniae	Kösener order of honor, exclusion of the Palatia Bonn
1959	Tübingen	Rhenania Tübingen	Ulrich Stegmann sp. Lusatiae Leipzig	Working conference in Salzburg
1960	Vienna	Alemannia Vienna	Dieter Waibel sp. Gothiae	First Austrian suburb
1961	Wurzburg	Rhenania Würzburg	Hans-Heinrich Strobel	KSCV in the Federal Youth Plan
1962	Berlin	Borussia Berlin	(K. Lierow sp.Hannoverae)
1963	Bonn	Saxonia Jena and Bonn	Jörg Heppe fr. Borussiae Tübingen
1964	gain	Rhenania Erlangen	Lothar Hillebrand sp. Brunsvigae Munich
1965	Frankfurt a. M.	Palaio-Alsatia	Lothar Goldschmidt sp. Frankoniae-Prague to Saarbrücken	SC to Salzburg
1966	Freiburg	Hubertia Freiburg	Hans-Joachim Hiebsch sp. of the shaft	SC zu Düsseldorf (until 1991), Marchia Bochum (until 1968)
1967	to water	Starkenburgia	Wilfried Heinemann	SC zu Regensburg Lecture by Karl August Bettermann : Democracy and Elites
1968	Goettingen	Saxonia Göttingen	Hans Viktor von Hoff	aoKC in Saarbrücken: University policy, SC sponsorship Munich – Salzburg
1969	Graz	Teutonia Graz	Arnulf Huber fr. Saxoniae Vienna
1970	Hamburg	Thuringia Jena	Wolfgang Speth sp. Sueviae Munich	Ceremonial speech by Philipp W. Fabry suspension of the Heidelberger SC work conference in Hamburg
1971	Heidelberg	Suevia Heidelberg	Hanns-Eberhard Schleyer	Retirement from Bremensia, Rhenania Strasbourg and Suevia Tübingen
1972	innsbruck	Athesia	Christoph Rittler	Retirement Marchia Bochum and Vandalo-Guestphalia
1973	Kiel	Palaiomarchia-Masovia	Rüdiger Döhler	Ceremonial speech Max Kohlhaas 125 years of KSCV Statement on university policy Working conference with WSC at Borussia Clausthal SC in Augsburg
1974	Cologne	Lusatia Wroclaw	Heiner Jüttner
1975	Leoben	Montania	Lambert Prohaska-Hotze fr. Vandaliae Graz
1976	Mainz	Borussia Greifswald	Helmut Wagner
1977	Marburg	Teutonia Marburg	Ingo Schulz-Hennig	1. Morning pint in Würzburg
1978	Munich (1)	Suevia Munich	(R.-M. Schrödter, fr. Silesia)	PP guidelines
1979	Munich (2)	Suevia Munich	(Schrödter)
1980	Muenster	Guestphalia Hall	Bernhard Baxhenrich	SC to Linz (Alemannia Vienna)
1981	regensburg	Franconia-Jena	Johannes Baier	Speech by Adolf Hemberger
1982	Saarbrücken	Frankonia Prague	Klaus Milz sp. Makariae, Franconiae Würzburg
1983	Tübingen	Borussia Tübingen	(Rainer Roos)
1984	Vienna	Hellas	Adalbert Cramer	AGOeC conference in Eberbach , SC zu Konstanz
1985	Wurzburg	Franconia Würzburg	(Thomas Heider)	SC to Passau (Budissa)
1986	augsburg	Saxonia Leipzig	Fr.-J. Mansbarth
1987	Berlin	Lusatia Leipzig	Hagen Reischel
1988	Bochum	Neoborussia Berlin	Christian Gloria
1989	Bonn	Rhenania Bonn	Alexander Haudan
1990	gain	Onoldia	Thomas Mickley	Thuringia Jena first corps in the GDR Lusatia back in Leipzig
1991	Frankfurt a. M.	Austria	Reiner Sachs sp. Starkenburgiae	First event in Bad Kösen since 1935, again SC zu Halle and Rostock
1992	Freiburg	Rhenania Freiburg	René A. Lohs fr. Guestphaliae Bonn and Greifswald zu Bonn
1993	to water	Teutonia pouring	Jörg Rommel	Last (39th) OKC in Würzburg; again SC to Greifswald, SC to Trier; first official flag change at the Rudelsburg
1994	Goettingen	Teutonia-Hercynia	Oliver Senger	1. OKC in Bad Kösen since 1935, confirmation of the Kösener diamond as an association symbol
1995	Graz	Teutonia Graz	Dietmar Preinstorfer
1996	Hall	Palaiomarchia	Claas Plesch fr. Moenaniae
1997	Hamburg	Albertina	Martin Küchenthal	Hansea Bremen, SC to Frankfurt a. O. (Borussia-Polonia)
1998	Heidelberg	Saxo-Borussia	Jacob von Gehren	150 years KSCV, Kommersrede Hans Christoph von Rohr
1999	Jena	Thuringia Jena	Gerd Belusa
2000	Kiel	Holsatia	Reinhard Hein fr. Rhenaniae Tübingen
2001	Leoben	ore	Peter Berger
2002	Marburg	Guestphalia et Suevoborussia	Frank Meißner fr. Makariae Munich	SC to Potsdam (Masovia)
2003	Munich	Isaria	Philipp Mauch sp. Sueviae Heidelberg
2004	Muenster	Rheno-Guestphalia	Jan Böttcher fr. Baltica-Borussiae, sp. Palaiomarchia-Masoviae
2005	Passau	Budissa	Veit Sahlfeld sp. Sueviae Heidelberg
2006	Potsdam	Masovia	Marc-Torben Lerch	Library of burned books
2007	regensburg	Franconia-Jena	Christoph Michelsburg	Monuments at the Rudelsburg restored
2008	Rostock	Visigothia	Kurt Wolfgang Schmidt sp. Sueviae Freiburg	Again SC to Zurich
2009	trier	Marchia Brno	Theo Gründler	New antitrust agreement with the WSC
2010	Tübingen	Franconia Tübingen	Michael Stephan	Silvania's first Kösener Corps in Dresden
2011	Vienna	Saxonia Vienna	Wolf-Rüdiger Mölzer fr. Vandaliae Graz	Renewal of Leonhard Zander's grave in Schleswig
2012	Wurzburg	Nassovia	Matthias Bull	Reform of the rules of honor
2013	Berlin	Borussia	Georg Friedrich Bremer
2014	Bonn	Rhenania Bonn	Ingo Waibel sp. Frankoniae Brno	Nassovia Budapest in the KSCV
2015	gain	Baruthia	Christian von Hesler	On site and VAC board at the presidential convention in Riga
2016	Frankfurt a. M.	Austria	Laurent Hoff sp. Palatia-Guestphaliae	Flaminea Löwen renounces the suburb
2017	Frankfurt (Oder)	Silesia	Frank Muchow sp. Saxoniae Leipzig	Raimund Lang and Zigmars Vestfals, representatives of Selonia Riga, speak at the handover in Frankfurt ; Reception Flaminea, SC to Leuven; CorpsConnect
2018	Freiburg	Suevia	Pascal Frey	Hansea Vienna excluded; Extension of the antitrust agreement with the WSC
2019	to water	Teutonia	Patrick Ranft sp. Guestphalia et Suevoborussiae	25 years return to Bad Kösen, Kommersrede Döhler
2020 no oKC	Goettingen	Hannovera	Adrian Hirt	COVID-19 pandemic in Germany

See also

• Extinct corps
• Kösener Corps in Austria
• List of Kösener Corps

literature

• Andreas Andresen: The KSCV since it was founded until 1992 . Einst und Jetzt , Vol. 37 (1992), pp. 305-312.
• Karsten Bahnson : Prehistory and founding of the KSCV , in: Rolf-Joachim Baum (Ed.): “We want men, we want action!” German corps students from 1848 to today. Siedler, Berlin 1998, ISBN 3-88680-653-7 .
• Erich Bauer : The Jena Corps Assembly (July 15 to 17, 1848), the cradle of the Kösener Seniors' Convention Association . Einst und Jetzt, Vol. 3 (1958), pp. 20-41.
• Wilhelm Fabricius : History and Chronicle of the Kösener SC Association. According to the files of Dr. W. Fabricius. G. Elwert'sche Universitätsbuchhandlung, Marburg 1907.
• Adolf Lohmann: Chronicle of the Kösener SC Association 1918 to 1933. Einst und Jetzt, Vol. 5 (1960), pp. 5-31.
• Robert Paschke : Suburb of the Kösener Seniors Convents Association 100 years ago (1866/67). At the same time a contribution to the history of Erlanger SC . Einst und Jetzt 13 (1968), pp. 20-32.
• Hermann Rink : On the prehistory and early history of the Kösener SC Association. Einst und Jetzt, Vol. 44 (1999), pp. 181-191.

Web links

Commons : Kösener Vorortsprecher  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Archive portal Kösener and Weinheimer Corps

Remarks

1. ↑ As an arbitration tribunal, the Kösener suburb could only confirm, mitigate or repeal penalties, but not tighten them.
2. ↑ 400 to 500 corps students came to the Rudelsburg. Halle sent the Westfalen Kramer and the Märker Wendt; Jena the Westphalia Reinhard, the Saxony Schweitzer, the Franconia Wurlitzer and the Thuringian v. Stone. - Based on the copy found in the archives of Brunsviga Göttingen, the resolution reads: “12. In the winter before December 15, the SC-Convente enter into correspondence with regard to statistical news and communications about the relationships between the SC and the student body at the university concerned. In the summer semester there will be a meeting of SC representatives in Kösen under the Rudelsburg at Whitsun. "
3. ↑ The Sileon were a Romanian family and provided four Heidelberg Westphalians.
4. ^ The prorector of the University of Jena, Dietrich Georg von Kieser , had made the auditorium available. 11 SC were represented at the first congress: Heidelberg (by Klinggräff, by Sileon), Halle (Graf Guestphaliae and Müller Marchiae), Jena (Wurlitzer Franconiae and v. Stein Thuringiae), Leipzig (Gretschel Lusatiae), Gießen ( Ludwig Starkenburgiae ), Breslau ( Szmula Silesiae), Erlangen (order Baruthiae), Freiburg, Greifswald, Göttingen ( Pieper , then Hannoverae, later as a progressive co-founder of Teutonia Göttingen) and probably Bonn. Suevia Munich (Rothenfelder) and Bavaria Munich (by Lobkowitz) were unofficially represented. Freiburg was invited too late. Kiel only had 5 corps boys and was represented by Heidelberg. - The assertion made at the Wartburg meeting that the corps congress only had the purpose “to raise the flag of particularism again and to destroy in all ways the achievements (!) Of the Wartburg meeting” was rejected and a corresponding publication in the Göttingen German Student newspaper (No. 6) decided (Fabricius 1907, p. 15).
5. ↑ Only 5 SC sent to the second congress: Halle, Jena, Berlin, Heidelberg and Breslau. Göttingen came too late.
6. ↑ Weller became head of the criminal police in Dresden in 1870. “Even the socialists and anarchists, to whom Weller had a special eye, did not dare to touch the honesty of his character.” (Academische Monatshefte 5 (1884), p. 380).
7. ↑ Only Berlin, Heidelberg (Musset Rhenaniae), Jena (Grosch Franconiae) and Leipzig were represented.
8. ↑ The minutes signed for the presiding SC zu Göttingen: A. Hübener (Brunsviga), H. Oltmann (Friso-Luneburgia) and W. Wehland (Hannovera).
9. ↑ Hanstein was one of the founders of Hansea Bonn.
10. ↑ The then numerous life corps in southern Germany (Erlangen, Munich, Würzburg, Tübingen) found it difficult to join the KSCV and even afterwards had major, sometimes existential, problems due to the emerging district policy of the Waffen Corps.
11. ↑ Marburg was missing.
12. ↑ Ruckser, Weltz (Franconia Jena, Franconia Munich) and Dautzenberg (Guestphalia Leipzig) sat in the Commission for the construction of the Fallen monument.
13. ↑ After the Franco-Prussian War, the oKC should initially fail.
14. ↑ The Fallen Monument was inspired by Rauch (Teutonia Marburg, Lusatia Leipzig). Details in Fabricius, p. 45.
15. ↑ Weltz was chief physician in Wernigerode and personal physician to Prince zu Stolberg-Wernigerode.
16. ↑ Hein accepted a pistol demand in Leipzig in 1874 and received 14 days of detention, see archived copy ( memento of the original from July 18, 2012 in the web archive archive.today ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
17. ^ The Berlin artists' association Roma became the Corps Rhenania on March 28, 1873. This took on the name Borussia on December 8, 1882 and the colors black and white in the winter semester of 1887/88 (Fabricius: Die deutschen Corps , 1926, p. 355).
18. ↑ v. Campe had been a fox with Baltia Koenigsberg.
19. ↑ When Wilhelm married Princess Auguste Viktoria in February 1881, the suburb of Würzburg (Fink Nassoviae) presented a so-called address and the suburb of Berlin presented a silver replica of the Rudelsburg monument.
20. ↑ Borussia, Saxonia and later Hansea renounced at Holsatia .
21. ^ The chairman of the monument committee was Weese (Franconia Munich, Franconia Jena). District Administrator Barth (Franconia Jena, Neoborussia Berlin) took over the memorial for the district and praised Kaiser Wilhelm II.
22. ↑ G. Bachus: About heart diseases in masturbants , 1894. GoogleBooks
23. ↑ Wedekind (Bremensia) first suggested a Bismarck memorial in Göttingen in 1886. In 1890 the oKC application from Hauptmann Künstler (Borussia Breslau) was unanimously accepted.
24. ↑ The regulations on pistol metering have been changed. The resolution (motion by Vandalia Heidelberg) ended with the sentence: "True honor and wet research are in irreconcilable opposition."
25. ↑ The hospitality of the covenants who took up weapons (and the foreign PP suites) were so expensive that loans had to be taken out. After the oKC decision of 1903, the corps were threatened with punishment with a recorded rebuke if they offered more than one invitation to a pub or accepted more. The value of the gift for granting gun protection should not exceed 100 marks.
26. ↑ The application to join the German Colonial Society was rejected, and membership in the Fleet Association was criticized.
27. ↑ on December 12th and 13th, 1904 under the direction of Besser Hasso-Borussiae “for the decision of a Bonn dispute” (Fabricius, Geschichte und Chronik des KSCV 1921, p. 109)
28. ↑ Fabricius reports on the “music matter” in 1926 (p. 115): “It was introduced that the Kosen conference was prepared alternately by the three neighboring SC in Jena, Leipzig and Halle. Part of this task was to order the band. In 1907 Leipzig had made the preparations. However, the SC zu Greifswald, who presided in 1908, was of the opinion that it should also take care of the music. He therefore commissioned the SC zu Marburg, which followed the first letter to Leipzig, to arrange the necessary. In this way, two bands reported in Kösen, since the SC in Halle had also done his duty according to old custom. The Congress could therefore be framed twice with music. "
29. ^ In Munich a dispute broke out between the Kösener SC at the LMU and the Weinheimer SC at the Technical University; it also addressed the old men because they all belonged to the Bavarian AHSC. The matter was therefore also discussed on the Congress of Representatives. To clarify the question raised, an aoKC was finally convened on November 26, 1910. This decided to terminate the agreement with the corps of the TH Munich from 1902.
30. ^ Kretschmar fell as a trainee lawyer in Russia in 1917.
31. ↑ At the instigation of Kreth, the Courageous Knight was expanded in Kösen.
32. ^ The Kösener statutes, revised by Heyer since 1910, were unanimously adopted by the oKC.
33. ^ At the oKC in 1914, the KSCV had 97 corps with 2,914 active and inactive.
34. ↑ A detailed appraisal of Fuhrmann can be found in Einst und Jetzt, Vol. 6 (1961), pp. 174–177
35. ↑ On September 23, 1918, all SC were represented at the Hasso-Nassovia corp house.
36. ↑ A prospective aoKC had to be canceled twice due to the political situation and the difficult traffic conditions. The oKC did not take place until July 1920.
37. ^ The SC zu Hamburg and the CC of Austria and Friso-Luneburgia (Charon, Perthel 1) received voting rights. Report in DCZ Volume 37, p. 106.
38. ↑ A senior public prosecutor in Kosen thought "the belly wave is not suitable for securing Germany's future" (Schindelmeiser, Baltia , vol. 2, p. 210).
39. ↑ In the background of this unanimous but half-hearted decision stood the rejection of striving for dominance. After the turn of the century and after the First World War, district politics were promoted in the black circle. Suevia Munich wanted to set the tone in the black, Suevia Tübingen in the green circle. Bremensia and Vandalia Heidelberg in particular resisted this.
40. ↑ Silvania, Hubertia and Saxonia renounced at SC zu Leipzig.
41. ↑ It was actually Strasbourg's turn.
42. ↑ The 8 members were Fabricius, Fentze Thuringiae Jena, v. Hirschfeld and Methner Borussiae Breslau, Spiess Franconiae Würzburg, Weber I and Weber III Sueviae Tübingen and Winkel Franconiae Würzburg. The commission was abolished in 1932.
43. ↑ "The Kösener Association ... is not authorized to intervene in the internal affairs of the corps ... The legitimate character of the SC and CC must not fall victim to standardization decisions that ... endanger the unity of the association."
44. ↑ In 1923, the KSCV comprised 24 Reich German, 4 German-Austrian and 3 foreign SC (Prague, Brno, Zurich).
45. ↑ Stolte (1903–1967) first studied mining, then theology and was finally superintendent in Potsdam. Father of Adele Stolte .
46. ↑ Rhenania Freiburg won the challenge prize in 1926 and Franconia Jena in 1929.
47. ↑ Rheno-Guestphalia won the challenge award for most sports badges in 1927.
48. ↑ In view of the political situation in Czechoslovakia, the SC in Brno was released from the obligation to operate on site.
49. ↑ With 9 million non-voters, the 1928 Reichstag election caused a strong shift to the left.
50. ↑ The driving force was Otto Krohne .
51. ↑ In its efforts to promote Germanism abroad, the KSCV has been campaigning for a German school in South West Africa for decades. It was founded in 1909 as the Kaiserliche Realschule (KRS). At the oKC in the 1970s, Helmut Jebens (Franconia Tübingen, Gothia, Neoborussia Berlin) campaigned for donations in favor of the German Higher Private School (DHPS), as it has been called since 1962. Your auditorium has been named after Wilhelm Weitzel (Saxonia Jena) since 1977. - At the oKC in 1928 it was also decided to donate to the German Student House in Prague.
52. ↑ According to the report of the historical commission, of all living corps students in the Reich area, 36% were lawyers, 24% physicians and 8% farmers. No other occupation even reached 6%.
53. ↑ The oKC, which failed due to economic difficulties, was made up for with the aoKC in the Göttingen “Stadtpark” . Faust (Bremensia) spoke at the honor of the fallen at the Auditorium Maximum, and after the torchlight procession at Bismarckstein Ponfick (Hannovera). At the congress Lippold (Masovia) spoke about the importance of East Prussia for the Reich.
54. ↑ Von Blunck appointed trainee Günther Kraaz Bremensiae as a representative for the HKSCV and as a shop steward for the suburb and Walter Heringhaus Austriae as a representative for the VAC.
55. ↑ “On the morning of May 31, 1933, a special train brought around a thousand corps students from Kösen to Naumburg. With the batches and flags starting, the participants moved into the cathedral at the ringing of all bells, where after the memory of the dead Pastor Lahr (Teutonia Gießen, Guestphalia Berlin) gave the sermon of thanks. In the theater hall of the "imperial crown" then the suburb spokesman Mohr paid homage to the presented by the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra Egmont Overture Beethoven the Reich President Field Marshal v. Hindenburg and the Reich Chancellor Adolf Hitler. The celebration ended with the 4th movement of Beethoven's Fate Symphony. After these morning events, the conference came to a surprising end ”(Lohmann). The suburb postponed further negotiations for an indefinite period of time.
56. ^ The SC zu Graz had to be passed over in 1932/33 "because of the emergency in the Reich as in Austria"; for this he was assured of the oKC in 1936, "if stable conditions had then arisen".
57. ↑ The Austrian SC (Graz, Innsbruck, Leoben, Vienna) and the Prague SC Association were missing.
58. ^ The field service for the opening of the oKC on June 5, 1935 was held by Wilhelm Meinhold (Masovia) and ended in pouring rain.
59. ↑ Hermann Emil Kuenzer gave the speech of the fallen .
60. ^ Motion of the SC in Erlangen accepted unanimously.
61. ^ Ettsi IV with skipper and owner Wilhelm Wölfing (Vandalia Heidelberg) and navigator Erich Volz (Borussia Berlin).
62. ↑ The Reichsstudentenführer was Gustav Adolf Scheel (VVDSt), who led the state German student body and the (failed) party organization NSDStB in personal union .
63. ↑ The comradeships were restructured according to corporate student models based on the old rulers of the corporations (cf. Bauer, 1956, pp. 5 ff.).
64. ↑ AOAT in Berlin on 15 May 1938 at the House Rheingold. The liquidator was W. Lehmann Marchiae Berlin.
65. ↑ Klonz fought with his co-active people in the 1921 uprisings in Upper Silesia .
66. ↑ As the last suburb from 1934, Hamburg headed the aoKC. Since the suburb was supposed to change with the calendar year, Albertina remained responsible for 17 months. Pantel chaired the Congress twice.
67. ↑ Heidelberg had asked for a dispensation.
68. ↑ The assessors were Scheidbach (Joannea) and Schaaff (Teutonia).
69. ↑ Without having fought, an IdC of the Vandalo Guestphalia had received the ribbon. Regardless of this, he got his CC to apply to the Heidelberger SC to abandon the fencing principle. The SC did not oppose this, but tried to win over the relations corps for this purpose. He was then suspended from the suburb of Graz from February 13, 1970 to March 14, 1970 for insubordination. In February 1970 Bremensia, Rhenania Strasbourg and Suevia Tübingen submitted the (unsuccessful) application for abandonment to the oKC 1970. A year later, they left the KSCV. Vandalo-Guestphalia followed in 1972. With great personal commitment and the help of Saxonia Göttingen, Philipp W. Fabry managed to keep Saxo-Borussia and Borussia Bonn in the association (and in the white circle ).
70. ↑ The tape record was digitized in 2014. The four CDs are kept in the Kösener archive.
71. ↑ On the 125th anniversary suburb reception on Good Altenhof .
72. ↑ At a press conference in Frankfurt am Main, Döhler, Fabry, Stocks and Stoffregen explained Kosen's views on the upheaval in university policy at the time.
73. ↑ From October 5 to 7, 1973. WSC: Klemp Borussiae, Wilke Hercyniae, Haßbach Silingiae and Thommel Vitruviae. KSCV: Döhler, Koch Holsatiae, Wernicke Saxoniae Kiel, Brunowsky Lusatiae Leipzig and Lingenthal Borussiae Bonn. Report in Deutsche Corpszeitung 12/1973, pp. 335–337.
74. ↑ Gollner-Weitenweber (Montania) was his deputy.
75. ^ Suburb of Munich: R.-M. Schrödter and Erich Resch Sueviae, Pfennigmann Hubertiae and Gottfried Brem Palatiae.
76. ↑ Deputy was Axel Ekkernkamp .
77. ↑ Reischel was later awarded the Klinggräff Medal.
78. ↑ Rainer Kensy from Echlin was his deputy .
79. ↑ Jürgen Herrlein was his deputy .
80. ^ Working conference with Lohs Rhenaniae Freiburg
81. ↑ Böttcher is the only local speaker from both associations so far.
82. ↑ Following an initiative by the Potsdam suburb, the Trier suburb bought all 110 volumes of the library of burned books for the KSCV as the first corporation association ( Memento of the original from April 25, 2009 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. . They were presented to the Moses Mendelssohn Center for European-Jewish Studies . 
83. ↑ Zurich and Augsburg had waived.

Individual evidence

1. ^ "Vorort" in the German dictionary
2. ↑ Erich Bauer: The Jena Corps Assembly (July 15 to 17, 1848), the cradle of the Kösener Seniorenconventsverband . Einst und Jetzt, Vol. 3 (1958), pp. 20-41.
3. ^ Erich Bauer: The Jena Corps Assembly (July 15 to 17, 1848). The cradle of the Kösener SC Association . Einst und Jetzt, Vol. 3 (1958), pp. 20 ff.
4. ↑ Rolf-Joachim Baum: 125 years ago. Würzburg's connection to the Kösener SC association . Einst und Jetzt, Vol. 29 (1984), pp. 95-111.
5. ^ Walter Rabe: The Vienna Corps Herulia 1861/62 . Einst und Jetzt, Vol. 26 (1981), pp. 89-109.
6. ↑ R. Paschke (1968), p. 28 f.
7. ↑ Ernst von Bothmer (Bremensia): What are and what do the corps want? Göttingen 1869; without an author: The position of the corps in today's student life. Giessen 1869.
8. ^ Bismarck homage by the German students on April 1, 1895 (corpsarchive.de)
9. ↑ Visigothia Rostock, Makaria Würzburg , Neoborussia Halle , Ratisbonia , Transrhenania , Budissa and (again) Littuania .
10. ^ Corps Athesia Innsbruck and Gothia ; Rhaetia only in 1919.
11. ↑ Detailed report in Academic monthly books, 22nd year, p. 87 ff.
12. ^ Werner Wedemeyer : The German corps after the war . Kiel 1915.
13. ^ Schneider Guestphaliae and Schelken Thuringiae. Invitation and report in DKZ, 35th year, issue 1.
14. ↑ Strasbourg Presentation (VfcG)
15. ^ Deutsche Corpszeitung, 38th year, July 1921, pp. 95, 96, 99
16. ↑ Ulrich Kersten (VfcG)
17. ↑ Günther Kraaz (corpsarchive.de)
18. ↑ The "Saar work" of Kösener SC Association 1933-1935 (corpsarchive.de)
19. ^ Gerhard Neuenhoff: The dissolution of the HKSCV and VAC 1935 . Supplement to Once and Now, Vol. 13 (1968)
20. ^ Association library and collections Frommel , Konrad and Fabricius
21. ^ Hermann Sternagel-Haase: History of the Corps Borussia zu Breslau , Vol. II: 1919–1951. Cologne / Aachen 1987, p. 118.
22. ↑ see Hans-Günther Weber
23. ↑ see Max Meyer
24. ↑ see Hans-Reinhard Koch and Herbert Scherer
25. ↑ Lothar Goldschmidt (corpsarchive.de)
26. ↑ Hans-Viktor von Hoff (corpsarchive.de)
27. ↑ DCZ 6/1970, p. 299 f.
28. ↑ H. Meyer Ripper: The Anniversary Congress 1973 of KSCV . The Convent , year 24, September 1973, issue 9.
29. ↑ Adolf Lohmann (corpsarchive.de)