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Couleur

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European student headgear and decorations
Ribbon, cap andZipfel of an AustrianStudentenverbindung
Couleur bands of theZionistVerbindung Nehardea fromBasel,[1] in theJewish Museum of Switzerland's collection.

Couleur (from French, meaning 'colour' inEnglish) is the expression used in Central EuropeanStudentenverbindungen for the various headgear and distinctive ribbons worn by members of these student societies.

There are three classes of such student societies:

  • Societies with no colours (so calledschwarz, 'black')
  • Societies with colours but wearing no ribbon, no cap etc. They wear their colours e.g. in their coat of arms or asZipfel.
  • Societies with colours and wearing a ribbon, a cap etc.

Ribbon

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Example of a pair of ribbons from the same society,Bursche upper,Fux lower.
Button of metal with colours.

The ribbon (so calledBand) is worn over the right shoulder to the left hip. Both ends are held together by a button, often fashioned from metal or porcelain. These buttons are often engraved or enameled with aZirkel and at times even specific coat of arms associated with the student society in question. A lot of societies distinguish two types of ribbons. One is used by the new members (so calledFux orFuchs, after the German 'fox', orschacht in Flanders, a word borrowed from the military, where it meant 'new recruit'), the other one is used by the elder members (so calledBursche or, if with degree,Alter Herr; in Flanders elders members areouderejaars). The ribbons of the elder members show the original or full colours of the society, where the ribbons of the new members often show a variation of them, such as displaying only two of the three main colours. In the Flemish tradition new members wear the full colours, but on the left shoulder, instead of the right.[2]

Headgear

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Cap

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Collection of caps, from left to right:Biedermeierformat,Tellermütze,Biedermeierformat

Mostlyacap (so calledMütze) consists of:

  • a blackbill,
  • acrown coloured by one of the colours of the ribbon,
  • aband with the colours of the ribbon.

There are various forms of caps, e.g.:

Stürmer

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A special and seldom seen form of headgear is theStürmer (English 'hotspur'). It has a black bill, a black band and the top of the crown points to the front. The crown is also coloured by one of the colours of the ribbon. Sometimes aZirkel is embroidered on the top. Traditionally, theStürmer is worn only in the summer semester of the academic year.

The traditionalStürmer, one of the two contemporary hat Couleur ofCorps Hubertia Freiburg
German EmperorWilhelm II. wearing the Couleur ofCorps Borussia Bonn with a whiteStürmer and a black-white-black ribbon

Tönnchen

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Collection ofTönnchen withZirkel on the top of the crown
ATönnchen (diminutive ofTonne, English 'barrel') is a headgear with:
  • a flat crown, the top coloured by one of the colours of the ribbon and mostly embroidered with theZirkel,
  • straight upright sides with the colours of the ribbon,
  • Tönnchen are worn instead of caps by the elder members on official occasions.

Straßencerevis

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Straßencerevis with vine leaves
Straßencerevis with oak leaves
AStraßencerevis looks like aTönnchen but is embroidered with aZirkel and oak leaves or vine leaves.

See also

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References

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  1. ^Battegay, Lubrich, Caspar, Naomi (2018).Jewish Switzerland: 50 Objects Tell Their Stories. Christoph Merian. pp. 134–137.ISBN 978-3856168476.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
  2. ^"Plutonica — Academisch Corps te Leuven".

Further reading

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  • R.G.S. Weber:The German Corps in the Third Reich Macmillan London
  • Peter Krause:O alte Burschenherrlichkeit - Die Studenten und ihr Brauchtum, Graz, Wien, Köln 1979 (German),ISBN 3-222-11127-8
  • Peter Krause:O alte Burschenherrlichkeit - Die Studenten und ihr Brauchtum, 5. verb. Auflage, Graz, Wien, Köln 1997 (German),ISBN 3-222-12478-7
  • Paulgerhard Gladen:Gaudeamus igitur - Die studentischen Verbindungen einst und jetzt, Köln 2001 (German),ISBN 3-88059-996-3
  • Marc Zirlewagen (Hg.):Wir siegen oder fallen - Deutsche Studenten im Ersten Weltkrieg, Köln 2008 (German),ISBN 978-3-89498-189-1
  • Edgar Hunger / Curt Meyer:Studentisches Brauchtum, Bonn, Stuttgart 1958 (German)
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