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Name: Rudervereinigung Hellas-Titania-Berlin e.V. 1883
Located in: Berlin
Established: 8 August 1883
Description of flag:
It is a yellow flag, divided by a red cotized off-centred cross. The centre of cross is superimposed by a white shield six times divided sinister bendy into red and white with a red fimbriation.
Source:Rudersportalmanach 1977
For further information click: club's website.
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 3 Dec 2008
Name: Club "Hellas"
Located in: Berlin
Established: 1880
Description of flag:
It was a white flag divided two times by horizontal red lines with a red disc between the lines in the centre of flag.
Source: "25 Jahre Geschichte des Berliner Ruder-Vereins von 1876", Berlin 1901, flag chart
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 3 Dec 2008
Name: Ruder-Club "Ariadne"
Located in: Berlin
Established: 1882
Description of flag:
It was a five stripes flag with horizontal alternating red and white stripes starting with a red one. The flag had a squarish white canton, fimbriated red and divided by a red saltire with red inscriptions in every quarter: "R"(hoist), "C"(top), "A"(fly) and "82"(bottom).
Source: "25 Jahre Geschichte des Berliner Ruder-Vereins von 1876", Berlin 1901, flag chart
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 4 Dec 2008
"Ariadne" was united with Club "Hellas" on 3 August 1883, and five days later a new club was established. This was birthday of nowadays club.
Name: Berliner Ruder-Club "Hellas"
Located in: Berlin
Established: 8 August 1883
Description of flag:
It was a five stripes flag with horizontal alternating red and white stripes starting with a red one. The flag had a squarish white canton, fimbriated red with a red capital serifed "H".
Source: "25 Jahre Geschichte des Berliner Ruder-Vereins von 1876", Berlin 1901, flag chart
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 4 Dec 2008
Name: Friedrichshagener Ruderverein 1892 e.V.
Located in: Berlin
Established: 1892
The members of this club joined "Hellas-Titania" in the 60ies of the 20th century. More details about the history of this former club can be found here.
Name: Rudervereinigung "Jahn" 1887 e.V.
Located in: Berlin
Established: 1887
Description of flag:
It was a white flag divided by a blue centred cross, which was fimbriated red and white. In the centre of the flag was a white disc surmounted blue, also fimbriated red and white. In the disc was a blue hexagon with concave sides, divided by a white sinister bendlet. In the lower fly is a blue inscription "1887" and in the upper hoist are four red cross shaped "F"s, being the logo of German athletics association with the meaning: "fresh, faithful, happy, free"(German: frisch, fromm, fröhlich, frei).
Source: Festschrift: "Hellas-Titania, 1883-1983 - 100 Jahre Rudergeschichte", Berlin 1983
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 5 Dec 2008
Name: Rudergemeinschaft "Nibelungen" e.V.
Located in: Berlin
Established: 1930
Description of flag:
It was a yellow flag divided by a red cross shifted to the hoist. In the upper hoist was a dark blue (nearly black) runic "L" letter, which was associated with the old Nordic word "lagu", being "water" or "lake"(obviously derived from "lagu").
"Nibelungen" was born, when "Berliner Ruder Club Spreehort (est. 1888) and Touren Ruder Club (est.1892) merged in 1930.
Source: Festschrift: "Hellas-Titania, 1883-1983 - 100 Jahre Rudergeschichte", Berlin 1983
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 5 Dec 2008
Name: Rudergemeinschaft Touren Ruder Club Berlin
Located in: Berlin
Established: 1892
Description of flag:
The white flag is divided by four sinister bendy red stripes. The flag has a white canton with a black serifed capital "T", which is superimposed by a red fessy line.
Note:
Based on a B/W photo the colour of the "T" might be a very dark blue as well. The red colour seems to be sure, because the inescutcheon of the current flag of Hellas Titania is showing just those red sinister bendy stripes, but only three of them.
The club merged with "Berliner Ruder Club Spreehort" in 1930, forming the new rowing club RC "Nibelungen" e.V.
Source: website of rowing club Elektra Berlin, showing a B/W photo of the boat house with two flags
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 14 Dec 2008
Variant displays a white "1892" in red bar in the canton. (There exist also variants with the "T" superimposing the bar).
Source: Der Rudersport (weekly); edition II/49/3 December 1913
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 17 June 2014
Name: Ruder Club "Titania" Charlottenburg e.V.
Located in: Berlin
Established: 1892
Description of flag:
It was a five stripes flag with horizontal stripes white over blue over white over yellow over white. There was a blue canton with white capital serifed letters "RCT".
Though the club moved from Charlottenburg to Spandau about 1900, the club kept its name.
Source: Festschrift: "Hellas-Titania, 1883-1983 - 100 Jahre Rudergeschichte", Berlin 1983
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 6 Dec 2008
The club merged with BRC "Hellas", which was located in East Berlin. Its members living in the western part of the city, were not allowed to enter their boat house and so "Hellas" moved to West Berlin. Both clubs were forming a new club.
Name: Ruder Club "Hellas-Titania" e.V.
Located in: Berlin
Established: 3 October 1953
Description of flag:
The flag of BRC "Hellas was modified as follows. The two upper red stripes turned to blue and yellow, the colours of "Titania" and in the canton a blue serifed capital "T" was added to the red "H" of "Hellas". The "T" was slightly deeper.
Source: Festschrift: "Hellas-Titania, 1883-1983 - 100 Jahre Rudergeschichte", Berlin 1983
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 6 Dec 2008
"Jahn", "Nibelungen", Friedrichshagener RV 1892 and RC "Hellas-Titania" merged in 1963, forming the new club: Rudervereinigung Hellas-Titania e.V. 1883, which has the current flag.
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