The Limuvia Fraternity Alumni Association in Estonia was an apolitical Jewish students’ organization established in the University of Tartu in 1922. Any member could hold their own political views based on the recognition of the rights of the Jews as a nation. The Limuvia had branches in Riga and Berlin, and had close ties with Vetulia in Riga and Vetaria (Beitaria) in Kaunas. The collection of the Limuvia includes its charters in Estonia and its branch in Berlin, and a rich collection of cards from approximately 1935-1938 that provides information on 373 Alumni Association members --
Korporatsiooni "Limuvia" Vilistlaskogu/Филистерская корпорация"Лимувия", Тарту
لتكبير النص لتصغير النص- أرشيف
العنوان |
Korporatsiooni "Limuvia" Vilistlaskogu/Филистерская корпорация"Лимувия", Тарту. |
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مساهم |
Limuwia (Tartu) Tartu Ülikool Vetulia (Riga) |
ملاحظات |
The archive includes copies of all materials from the collection of the Limuvia Fraternity Alumni Association of Tartu from the The National Archives in Tallinn (ERA). |
هذا جزء من |
The National Archives in Tallinn (ERA) (Copied material) |
مستوى التوصيف |
Sub-Fonds Record |
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“The Limuvia Literary, Musical and Scientific Society of Jewish Students” was first established in the University of Tartu (then the Russian Empire) in 1907. Unlike the majority of institutions for higher education in Tsarist Russia, the University of Tartu (then known as Derpt or Dorpat) enjoyed relatively independent status. Students of this German-speaking institution were allowed to establish and maintain fraternities and societies that flourished throughout the Tsarist period and the period of interwar Estonian independence until the Soviet takeover in 1940. “The Limuvia Literary, Musical and Scientific Society of Jewish Students” was founded by a merger of two separate Jewish student societies: the "Literary and Musical Society" (established in 1883) and the "Scientific Association of History and Literature" (established in 1884). The name Limuvia (or Limuwia) derives from the first letters of the society's German name Literarischer-Musikalischer und Wissenschaftlicher Verein. Following the establishment of the independent Estonia, it was registered as the “Limuvia” Society on October 1922. The Limuvia was an apolitical Jewish organization in which any member could hold his own political views based on the recognition of the rights of the Jews as a nation. The Limuvia had branches in Riga and Berlin, and had close ties with Vetulia in Riga and Vetaria (Beitaria) in Kaunas. |
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Estonian and German |
رقم النظام |
990050507960205171 |
קישורים |
פרטים על מיקום החומר/Location&access |
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