{{Infobox | bodyclass = vcard | aboveclass = fn org | above = Corps Hubertia Freiburg | image = center|250px|Corps Hubertia's Coat of Arms. | label1 = University | data1 = Albert-Ludwigs-Universität in Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany | label2 = Founded | data2 = in Karlsruhe, Baden | label3 = Type | data3 = KSCV, German Student Corps | label4 = SC | data4 = Freiburger SC | label5 = Motto | data5 = Concordia parvae res crescunt, discordia maximae dilabuntur.| label6 = Colors | data6 = 65px|left Full members 64px|left Pledge "Fuchs" members | label7 = Symbol | data7 = 40px|left "Zirkel" used as Post-Nominal. | label8 = Emphasis | data8 = Fencing, Hunting & Friendship. | label9 = Publication | data9 = Huberten-Mitteilungsblatt| label10 = Scope | data10 = International . | label11 = Members | data11 = ~250 | label12 = Address | data12 = Fürstenbergstraße 23,Freiburg im Breisgau,Germany | label13 = Homepage | data13 =  www.corps-hubertia.de | below = }}  Fundamentals and Principles Like all Corps, Hubertia expects and practices tolerance in political, scientific and religious affairs. In historical and very general terms, German Student Corps students have traditionally been recruited from the social and nobleman elite, and appreciate the perception to be more elitist than other German student fraternities such as the Catholic Cartellverband and the right-wing or nationalist Burschenschaften. The Corps, rooted in German idealism, expect their members to rise above personal religious or political affiliations, considering tolerance and individuality to be key tenets of each individual inside and outside of the fraternity. Their general political perception is cosmopolitan and conservative in nature, yet clearly distanced from the right-wing or nationalist views of the formerly mentioned Burschenschaften. Fraternity Couleur and Slogan Hubertia's colors winding around the invitation to the 145th anniversary. Hubertia defined its fraternity colors green-gold-black on February 7, 1897. These colors are worn in the form a ribbon with a golden percussion (rim) diagonally across the chest, as it is typical for European fraternities. The common fraternity cap is the green Tellermütze or the more traditional Stürmer in dark-green. The freshly admitted (pledging "fox") members wear the two-colored ribbon in green-and-gold. To official fraternity events, some members might additionally wear a traditional green jacket, an adapted version of the contemporary chief forester's jacket typical for the Elsass, a former German region bordering France. This jacket is then combined with a Hirschfänger, a specific style of hunting dagger, on the side. The Slogan Concordia parvae res crescunt, discordia maximae dilabuntur (  concord will make small things flourish, discord will destroy even the greatest  ) was adapted on August 23, 1870.The full quotation is "nam concordia parvae res crescunt, discordia maximae dilabuntur" - concord will make small things flourish, discord will destroy great things. It also appears in Seneca the Younger's Letters to Lucilius (XCIV, 46).German "Durch Eintracht wachsen kleine Dinge, durch Zwietracht zerfallen die größten." It still defines the fraternity members' association with each other and the way things are managed inside, as well as outside the fraternity, today. Notable members Alexander Hartung, President ( 2012-15 ) of the Verband Alter Corpsstudenten (VAC), the alumni organization for the KSCV, became a Corps Student first as Huberte in Freiburg In alphabetic order. Links to the German Wikipedia are in process of being translated and currently indicated with "ge".Part of the more comprehensive list of German Student Corps members. Otto Nüsslin (1850–1915), Zoologist at the TH Karlsruhe university; for further information see Otto Nüsslin ge. Hans Albrecht ge (1923–2006), Vice president of Baden-Württemberg's state parliament Otto Ammann ge (1879–1933), Rector (president) of the TH Karlsruhe university Dieter Ammer ge (born 1950), Managing board member at Tchibo Holding AG Ulrich Ammer ge (born 1934), Forestry scientist, editor of the Forstwissenschaftlichen Zentralblatt Armin Berninghaus ge (born 1938), Managing board member at Westfalen AG Fritz Eichhorn ge (1870–1939), Principal forest officer Ulrich Goll ge (born 1950), Vice Prime Minister and justice minister for Baden-Württemberg Hans Hausrath ge (1866–1945), Forestry scientist Otto Henninger ge (1885–1966), Engineer Günter Joetze ge (born 1933), Embassador for Germany Johann Krieger ge (born 1949), Mayor of Ehingen (Donau area in Germany) Erich Ullmann ge (1892–1965), Council of States for Thurgau in Bern (Switzerland), Lieutenant-Colonel at the Swiss general staff headquarters during WW II Wolfgang Wechsler ge (1930–2012), Neuropathologist, professor in ordinary in Düsseldorf Jürgen Winkler ge (born 1958), Neurologist and Neurobiologist Erich Würfel ge (born 1926), District chief executive in Rastatt Unique features of Corps Hubertia: fencing, fire arms and friendship Hunting dogs with pheasants Hubertia's members are - quite literally - Brothers in Arms. Be it the proper handling of a fencing blade under the psychological and physical strains of the Mensur or the correct management of a hunting rifle out in the field; be it hunting as a team or deerstalking in a dusky Sunday evening, followed by hours spent together near the campfire: Hubertia provides some of life's experiences in its purest form. A Corps Alumni's (Alter Herr) ge hunting school offers courses to obtain the hunting license, with classes taking place at the fraternity house. This license, colloquially referred to as the "Green Diploma" does take about half a year of work and covers information from flora and fauna to legal and safety issues as well as the proper way to handle and successfully apply fire arms , in essence delivering a "forestry light" course. Most of the participants are students at the local universities, studying subjects from Algebra over Medicine, and Law to Engineering. Relationships with other Corps In chronological order. Links to the German Wikipedia are in process of being translated and currently indicated with "ge". Corps Friso-Cheruskia Karlsruhe im WSCge., "Traditionsverhältnis" since 1920 Corps Schacht Leobenge., "befreundetes Verhältnis" (2002) Corps Guestphalia et Suevoborussia Marburgge., "befreundetes Verhältnis" (2010/1978) Corps Hubertia Münchenge., "Vorstellungsverhältnis" (1975) Corps Franconia Würzburgge., "Vorstellungsverhältnis" (2008) 
{{Infobox | bodyclass = vcard | aboveclass = fn org | above = Corps Hubertia Freiburg | image = center|250px|Corps Hubertia's Coat of Arms. | label1 = University | data1 = Albert-Ludwigs-Universität in Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany | label2 = Founded | data2 = in Karlsruhe, Baden | label3 = Type | data3 = KSCV, German Student Corps | label4 = SC | data4 = Freiburger SC | label5 = Motto | data5 = Concordia parvae res crescunt, discordia maximae dilabuntur.| label6 = Colors | data6 = 65px|left Full members 64px|left Pledge "Fuchs" members | label7 = Symbol | data7 = 40px|left "Zirkel" used as Post-Nominal. | label8 = Emphasis | data8 = Fencing, Hunting & Friendship. | label9 = Publication | data9 = Huberten-Mitteilungsblatt| label10 = Scope | data10 = International | label11 = Members | data11 = ~250 | label12 = Address | data12 = Fürstenbergstraße 23,Freiburg im Breisgau,Germany | label13 = Coordinates | data13 = | label14 = Homepage | data14 = www.corps-hubertia.de | below = }} 1912 Fundamentals and principles Like all Corps, Hubertia expects and practices tolerance in political, scientific and religious affairs. In historical and very general terms, German Student Corps students have traditionally been recruited from the social and nobleman elite, and appreciate the perception to be more elitist than other German student fraternities such as the Catholic Cartellverband and the right-wing or nationalist Burschenschaften. The Corps, rooted in German idealism, expect their members to rise above personal religious or political affiliations, considering tolerance and individuality to be key tenets of each individual inside and outside of the fraternity. Their general political perception is cosmopolitan and conservative in nature, yet clearly distanced from the right-wing or nationalist views of the formerly mentioned Burschenschaften. Fraternity couleur and slogan Hubertia's colors winding around the invitation to the 145th anniversary. Hubertia defined its fraternity colors green-gold-black on February 7, 1897. These colors are worn in the form a ribbon with a golden percussion (rim) diagonally across the chest, as it is typical for European fraternities. The common fraternity cap is the green Tellermütze or the more traditional Stürmer in dark-green. The freshly admitted (pledging "fox") members wear the two-colored ribbon in green-and-gold. To official fraternity events, some members might additionally wear a traditional green jacket, an adapted version of the contemporary chief forester's jacket typical for the Elsass, a former German region bordering France. This jacket is then combined with a Hirschfänger, a specific style of hunting dagger, on the side. The slogan Concordia parvae res crescunt, discordia maximae dilabuntur ( " concord will make small things flourish, discord will destroy even the greatest " ) was adapted on August 23, 1870.The full quotation is "nam concordia parvae res crescunt, discordia maximae dilabuntur" - concord will make small things flourish, discord will destroy great things. It also appears in Seneca the Younger's Letters to Lucilius (XCIV, 46).German "Durch Eintracht wachsen kleine Dinge, durch Zwietracht zerfallen die größten." It still defines the fraternity members' association with each other and the way things are managed inside, as well as outside the fraternity, today. Notable members Alexander Hartung, President ( 2012–2015 ) of the Verband Alter Corpsstudenten (VAC), the alumni organization for the KSCV, became a Corps Student first as Huberte in Freiburg In alphabetic order. Links to the German Wikipedia are in process of being translated and currently indicated with "ge".Part of the more comprehensive list of German Student Corps members. Otto Nüsslin (1850–1915), Zoologist at the TH Karlsruhe university; for further information see Otto Nüsslin ge. Hans Albrecht ge (1923–2006), Vice president of Baden-Württemberg's state parliament Otto Ammann ge (1879–1933), Rector (president) of the TH Karlsruhe university Dieter Ammer ge (born 1950), Managing board member at Tchibo Holding AG Ulrich Ammer ge (born 1934), Forestry scientist, editor of the Forstwissenschaftlichen Zentralblatt Armin Berninghaus ge (born 1938), Managing board member at Westfalen AG Fritz Eichhorn ge (1870–1939), Principal forest officer Ulrich Goll ge (born 1950), Vice Prime Minister and justice minister for Baden-Württemberg Hans Hausrath ge (1866–1945), Forestry scientist Otto Henninger ge (1885–1966), Engineer Günter Joetze ge (born 1933), ambassador for Germany Johann Krieger ge (born 1949), Mayor of Ehingen (Donau area in Germany) Erich Ullmann ge (1892–1965), Council of States for Thurgau in Bern (Switzerland), Lieutenant-Colonel at the Swiss general staff headquarters during WW II Wolfgang Wechsler ge (1930–2012), Neuropathologist, professor in ordinary in Düsseldorf Jürgen Winkler ge (born 1958), Neurologist and Neurobiologist Erich Würfel ge (born 1926), District chief executive in Rastatt Unique features of Corps Hubertia: fencing, firearms and friendship Hunting dogs with pheasants Hubertia's members are - quite literally - Brothers in Arms. Be it the proper handling of a fencing blade under the psychological and physical strains of the Mensur or the correct management of a hunting rifle out in the field; be it hunting as a team or deerstalking in a dusky Sunday evening, followed by hours spent together near the campfire: Hubertia provides some of life's experiences in its purest form. A Corps Alumni's (Alter Herr) ge hunting school offers courses to obtain the hunting license, with classes taking place at the fraternity house. This license, colloquially referred to as the "Green Diploma" does take about half a year of work and covers information from flora and fauna to legal and safety issues as well as the proper way to handle and successfully apply firearms , in essence delivering a "forestry light" course. Most of the participants are students at the local universities, studying subjects from Algebra over Medicine, and Law to Engineering. Relationships with other Corps In chronological order. Links to the German Wikipedia are in process of being translated and currently indicated with "ge". Corps Friso-Cheruskia Karlsruhe im WSCge., "Traditionsverhältnis" since 1920 Corps Schacht Leobenge., "befreundetes Verhältnis" (2002) Corps Guestphalia et Suevoborussia Marburgge., "befreundetes Verhältnis" (2010/1978) Corps Hubertia Münchenge., "Vorstellungsverhältnis" (1975) Corps Franconia Würzburgge., "Vorstellungsverhältnis" (2008) Gallery Impressions of Corps Hubertia's traditions outliving the times from the 19th to the 21st century.
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Gallery Impressions of Corps Hubertia's traditions outliving the times from the 19th to the 21st century.