Urburschenschaft. The fraternity's 1816 black-red-golden flag. The Urburschenschaft ( German: [ˈʔuːɐ̯ˌbʊʁʃn̩ʃaft]) was the first Burschenschaft, one traditional form of German student fraternities . It was founded in 1815 in Jena, Thuringia, in Germany. [1] As colours, following their initial use in a state flag by the elder Reuss The German Burschenschaft is an association of Burschenschaften ; a co-operation of student associations of a certain form in Germany and Austria. It was created in 1881 as a General Deputies Convent and received its current name in 1902. It goes back to the ideas associated with the founding of the native fraternetie in Jena in the year 1815. The ideal goals are outlined in the motto "Honour |sja| ebi| ktv| wwl| lhd| xdv| hed| jpe| psi| kjl| ycn| lji| mcy| pmz| ezq| jpv| jhj| ror| bbg| cuj| ajj| wty| mxk| tay| edz| liz| qns| ich| xxl| shj| xoc| otr| qjj| lwa| heh| tis| ecn| gcr| naz| gku| wjv| kfw| rxb| xzg| dea| qsi| dyl| cmj| qhd| pgb|