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Declaralion of Fhe Professors of the Universities Andtechnical Colleges of the German Empire Declaralion of fhe professors of the Universities andTechnical Colleges of the German Empire. * <23erltn, ben 23. Öftober 1914. (grfftfcung ber i)0d)fd)uttel)rer Declaration of the professors of the Universities and Technical Colleges of the German Empire. ^Btr £e£rer an ®eutfd)tanbg Slniöerjttäten unb iöod)= We, the undersigned, teachers at the Universities fcfyulen bienen ber <2Biffenfd^aff unb treiben ein <2Qett and Technical Colleges of Qermany, are scien­ be§ •Jrtebeng. 'tHber e3 erfüllt ung mit ©ttrüftung, tific men whose profession is a peaceful one. But bafj bie <5eittbe ©eutfcbjanbg, (Snglanb an ber Spttje, we feel indignant that the enemies of Germany, angeblich ju unfern ©unften einen ©egenfatj machen especially England, pretend that this scientific spirit wollen ättnfdjen bem ©elfte ber beutfd)en <2Biffenfct)aff is opposed to what they call Prussian Militarism unb bem, toag fte benpreufjif^enSOftlitariSmuS nennen. and even mean to favour us by this distinction. 3n bem beutfcfyen ioeere ift fein anberer ©eift als in The same spirit that rules the German army per- bem beutfd>en 93oKe, benn beibe ftnb eins, unb t»ir vades the whole German nation, for both are one gehören aucb, bagu. Slnfer £>eer pflegt aud) bie and we form part of it. Scientific research is culti- •JBiffenfcfyaft unb banft t^>r nicfyt gutn »enigften feine vated in our army, and to it the army owes £eiftungen. ©er ©tenft im &eere tnacfyt unfere Sugenb a large part of its successes. Military service tüct>tig aud) für alte "SBerfe be3 "JriebenS, aud) für trains the growing generation for all peaceful bie *3Biffenfd)aft. ©erat er ergießt fte p felbftent-- occupations as well, scientific work included. For fagenber ^flidjttreue unb öerleibt tbr i»a$ Selbft-- military training fills them with a sense of duty bettmfjtfem unb t>a$ (Sbrgefübl beg wafyvfyaft freien and unselfishness, endowing them with that feeling 9ftanneg, ber fid) willig bem ©anjen unterorbnet. of self-confidence and honour by which a really ©iefer ©eift lebt ntd>t nur in ^öreu^en, fonbern ift free man subordinates himself to the whole. berfelbe in allen £anben beS ©eutfd)en 9?eid)e3. (£r This spirit is alive not only in Prussia, but it is ift ber gleiche in i^rteg unb ^rieben. 3etjt ftebt the same all over Germany. It is the same in unfer §eer im Kampfe für ©eutfd)lanb£ ^rei^eit war and in peace. At this moment our army is unb bamit für alle ©üter beg ^riebenö unb ber fighting for thefreedom of Germany and at the same ©eftttung nid)t nur in ©eutfd)lanb. Unfer ©laube time for all the blessings of peace and civilization. ift, bafj für bie gange Kultur ©uropaä t>a$ .Seil an We firmly believe that the future of European civi­ bem ©iege |)ängt, ben ber beutfd)e „SOttlttariSmuS" lization depends on the victory gained by German erkämpfen wirb, bie SOlanneSsucfyt, i>it £reue, ber „militarism": i. e. by the discipline, loyalty and Opfermut beS einträchtigen freien beutfcben 93olfeö. devotion of a united and free German nation. Inhaltsverzeichnis. Contents. 1. Technische Hochschule Aachen 3 28. Kolonialinstitut und Vorlesungswesen 2. Universität Berlin 3 Hamburg 16 3. Technische Hochschule Berlin-Charlottenburg 5 29. Technische Hochschule Hannover . .16 4. Bergakademie Berlin 6 30. Tierärztliche Hochschule Hannover . .16 5. Landwirtschaftliche Hochschule Berlin ... 6 31. Universität Heidelberg 16 6. Tierärztliche Hochschule Berlin 7 32. Landwirtschaftliche Hochschule Hohenheim . 17 7. Handelshochschule Berlin 7 33. Universität Jena 17 8. Universität Bonn 7 34. Technische Hochschule Karlsruhe . .18 9. Akademie Braunsberg 8 35. Universität Kiel 18 10. Technische Hochschule Braunschweig ... 8 36. Universität Königsberg 19 11. Universität Breslau 8 37. Universität Leipzig 20 12. Technische Hochschule Breslau ..... 9 38. Handelshochschule Leipzig 21 13. Bergakademie Clausthal 9 39. Handelshochschule Mannheim 21 14. Handelshochschule Cöln 9 40. Universität Marburg 21 15. Technische Hochschule Danzig-Langfuhr . .10 41. Universität München 22 16. Technische Hochschule Darmstadt 10 42. Technische Hochschule München 23 17. Technische Hochschule Dresden 10 43. Handelshochschule München 23 18. Tierärztliche Hochschule Dresden . .11 44. Forstakademie Münden 24 19. Forstakademie Eberswalde 11 45. Universität Münster 24 20. Universität Erlangen II 46. Akademie Posen 24 21. Universität Frankfurt a. M 12 47. Universität Rostock 24 22. Bergakademie Freiberg (Sachsen) . .12 48. Universität Strassburg 25 23. Universität Freiburg i. Br 12 49. Technische Hochschule Stuttgart .... 26 24. Universität Giessen 13 50. Forstakademie Tharandt . 26 25. Universität Göttingen 14 51. Universität Tübingen 26 26. Universität Greifswald 14 52. Akademie für Landwirtschaft Weihenstephan 27 27. Universität Halle 15 53. Universität Würzburg 27 1. Technische Hochschule Aachen, Prof. ®r.=3"9- Hermann Bonin. Prof. August Hertwig. Prof. Quirll. Prof. August von Brandis. Prof. August Hirsch. Prof. Dr. Gustav Rasch. Prof. Joseph Buchkremer. Dr. Ludwig Hopf. Prof. Dr. Oskar Rau. Prof. Dr. Alexander Classen. Prof. ®r.=3rtg- Hans Jaeger. Prof. ®r.=3"g- Felix Rötscher. Prof. Dr. Arthur Dannenberg. Prof. Dr. Sigmund von Kapff. Dr. Franz Schatz. Prof. Oskar Domke. Dr. Theo'dor Kayser. Prof. Gustav Schimpff. Prof, Dr. Leo Finzi. Prof. Dr. Friedrich Klockmann. Prof. Dr. Max Schmid. Hayo Folkerts. ®r.=^n9- Gustav Lambris. Prof. Dr. Max Semper. Prof. Dr. Paul Gast. Prof. Paul Langer. Prof. Karl Sieben. Prof. Dr. Otto Qrotrian. Prof. Dr. Hermann Lehmann. Prof. Dr. Johannes Stark. Prof. Fritz Grunewald. Dr. Paul Levy. Prof. Oskar Stegemann. Friedrich Hamacher. Dr. Karl W. Mautner. Dr. Walter Steubing. Prof. Hans Hausmann. Prof. Hermann Nieten. Dr. Erich Wandhoff. Prof. Heinrich Henne. Prof. Dr. Richard Passow. Prof. Dr. Arwed Wieler. Prof. ®r.*3ng. K. Henrici. ®TS.*3ng. Josef Pirlet. ©r.^ttg. Erich v. Willmann. Prof. Friedrich Herbst. <£r.<5ttg- Karl Quasebart. Prof. Dr. F. Wüst. 2. Universität Berlin. Theologische Fakultät. Prof. Dr. Karl Dickel. Prof Dr. Carl Benda. Prof. D. Dr. Graf Baudissin. Prof. Dr. Hermann Fürstenau. Prof Dr. Martin Bernhardt. Prof. D. Adolf Deissmann. Prof. Dr. Otto von Gierke. Prof Dr. Hermann Beyer. Lic. Dr. Martin Dibelius. Prof. Dr. James Goldschmidt. Prof Dr. August Bier. Lic. Otto Eissfeldt. Prof. Dr. Ernst Heymann. Prof Dr. Philipp Bockenheimer. Prof. D. Dr. Hugo Gressmann. Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Kahl. Prof Dr. Claude du Bois- Prof. D. Dr. Adolf von Harnack. Prof. Dr. Walter Kaskel. Reymond. Prof. D. Dr. Karl Holl. Prof. Dr. Theodor Kipp. Prof Dr. Karl Bonhoeffer. Prof. D. Dr. Julius Kaftan. Dr. Karl Klee. Prof Dr. Kurt Brandenburg. Prof. D. Dr. Gustav Kawerau. Prof. Dr. Otto Köbner. Prof Dr. Ludwig Brieger. Prof. D. Dr. Paul Kleinert. Prof. Dr. Josef Kohler. Prof Dr. Artur Brückner. Lic. Willy Lüttge. Prof. Dr. Richard Krauel. Prof Dr. Gustav Brühl. Prof. D. Friedrich Mahling. Prof. Dr. Franz von Liszt. Prof Dr. Karl Bruhns. Lic. Hermann Mulert. Prof. Dr. Ferdinand von Martitz. Prof Dr. Ernst Bumm. Prof. D. Julius Richter. Prof. Dr. Friedr. Karl Neubecker. Prof Dr. Hans Burghart. Prof. D. Dr. Georg Runze. Prof. Jak ob Riesser. Prof Dr. Friedrich Busch. Lic. Dr. Heinrich Scholz. Dr. von Schlayer. Prof Dr. Leopold Casper. Prof. D. Dr. Reinhold Seeberg. Prof. Dr. Claudius Freiherr von Prof. Dr. Richard Cassirer. Lic. Hans Freiherr v. Soden. «Schwerin . Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Dieck. Prof. D. Dr. Hermann Strack. Prof. Dr. Emil Seckel. Prof Dr. Albert Eulenburg. Prof. Lic. Dr. Georg Stuhlfauth. Prof. Dr. Adolf Stölzel. Prof. Dr. Karl Anton Ewald. Prof. D. Dr. Bernhard Weiss. Prof. Dr. Heinrich Triepel. Prof. Dr. Heinrich Finkelstein. Prof. Lic. Georg Zscharnack. Dr. Ludwig Waldecker. Prof. Dr. Carl Flügge. Dr. Johannes Fränkel. Juristische Fakultät. Me<lizinisch e Fakultät. Prof. Dr. Friedr. Frankenhäuser. Prof. Dr. Gerhard Anschütz. Prof. Dr. Georg Abelsdorff. Prof Dr. Richard Freund. Prof. Dr. Conrad Bornhak. Prof. Dr. Albert Albu. Prof. Dr. Ernst Friedberger. Prof. Dr. Heinrich Brunner. Prof. Dr. Adolf Baginsky. Dr. Hans Friedenthal. Prof. Dr. Viktor Bruns. Prof. Dr. Benno Baginsky. Prof. Dr. Ulrich Friedemann. Prof. Dr. Ernst Delaquis. Prof. Dr. Gustav Behrend. Prof. Dr. Ernst Friedmann. — 4 — Prof. Dr. Gustav Fritsch. Prof. Dr. Theodor Rosenheim. Prof. Dr. Fritz Cohn. Prof. Dr. Georg Gaffky. Prof. Dr. Heinrich Rosin. Prof. Dr. Carl Correns. Prof. Dr. Sigmund Gottschalk. Prof. Dr. Max Rothmann. Prof. Dr. Heinrich Dade. Prof. Dr. Carl Günther. Prof. Dr. Max Rubner. Prof. Dr. Paul Deegener. Prof. Dr. Heinrich Haike. Prof. Dr. Gustav de Ruyter. Prof. Dr. Hans Delbrück. Prof. Dr. Arthur Heffter. Prof. Dr. Ernst Salkowski. Prof. Dr. Friedrich Delitzsch. Prof. Dr. Josef Helbron. Prof. Dr. Georg Salomon. Prof. Dr. Hermann Dessau. Prof. Dr. Julius Heller. Prof. Dr. Karl L. Schaefer. Prof. Dr. Max Dessoir. Prof. Dr. Oskar Hertwig. Prof. Dr. Hermann Schröder. Prof. Dr. Hermann Diels. Prof. Dr. Otto Heubner. Prof. Dr. Paul Schuster. Prof. Dr. Ludwig Diels. Prof. Dr. Otto Hildebrand. Prof. Dr. Gustav Schütz. Prof. Dr. Otto Diels. Prof. Dr. Edmund Hildebrandt. Prof. Dr. Ernst Schweninger. Prof. Dr. Rudolf Eberstadt. Prof. Dr. Wilhelm His. Prof. Dr. Paul Silex. Prof. Dr. Oskar Emmerling. Prof. Dr. Julius Hirschberg. Prof. Dr. Ernst Stadelmann. Prof. Dr. Adolf Engler. Prof. Dr. Georg Jochmann. Prof. Dr. Hermann Steudel. Prof. Dr. Benno Erdmann. Prof. Dr. Georg Jürgens. Prof. Dr. Fritz Strassmann. Prof. Dr. Adolf Erman. Prof. Dr. Jakob Katzenstein. Prof. Dr. Paul Strassmann. Dr. Andreas Fock. Prof. Dr. Moritz Katzenstein. Prof. Dr. Hermann Strauss. Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Foerster. Prof. Dr. Gustav Killian. Dr. Carl Thomas. Dr. James Franck. Prof. Dr. Johannes Kleinschmidt. Prof. Dr. Hans Virchow. Prof. Dr. Karl Frey. Prof. Dr. Georg Klemperer. Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Waldeyer. Prof. Dr. Max Friedlaender. Prof. Dr. Alfred Koblanck. Prof. Dr. Fritz Williger. Dr. Paul Friedländer. Prof. Dr. Albert Köhler. Prof. Dr. Max Wolff. Prof. Dr. Max Frischeisen- Prof. Dr. Friedrich Kopsch. Dr. Gustav Wollenberg. Köhler. Prof. Dr. Franz Kramer. Prof. Dr. Heinrich Wolpert. Prof. Dr. Georg Frobenius. Prof. Dr. Fedor Krause. Prof. Dr. Wilhelm Zinn. Prof. Dr. Ludwig Geiger. Prof. Dr. Rudolf Krause. 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