Vorlage:2006 Sekundärbibliographie Jugendbewegung

1. [Niederländisch] Filip Coussée: De pedagogik van het jeugdwerk, 2006, zu Romano Guardini S. 114 f.; [Englisch] unter dem Titel: A Century of Youth work Policy, 2008 [Monographie] - https://books.google.de/books?id=-sDfy8syWEEC; zu Romano Guardini:
   1. Englisch, 2008, S. 43: "Victor Leemans, a future president of the European Parliament, also made a contribution to the promotion of the youth movement method. Its practical embodiment gave some thought to scouting, but combined with German romanticism and mysticism. Leemans, one of the driving forces after the Catholic Young Guards, visited Germany seeking deeper insights for the Flemish youth movement. On his travels staying in youth hostels he came in contact with Quickorn, Neudeutschland and the Katholische Jungmännerverband, youth movements (in the second, methodical sense) that were developed to some extent on the basis of the Wandervögel movement. Quickborn was founded in 1910 in Silesia by a number of teetotal students, with the support of three priests. Taels, who translated Guardini´s `Briefe over Selbstbildung´ (1925), described Quickborn as a movement uniting the best forces of the Wandervögel movement. Those who gave their `in fact negative flight a positive turn in a powerful struggle for sobriety and naturalness, unity and sincerity, freedom in restraint, a new life style.´ (Joris Taels: Inleiding, in: Guardini, Brieven over levensvorming, Antwerpen 1958, S. 7-11, hier S. 8) The organisation focused on high-level school students who themselves took charge of the leadership. Under the wing of Romano Guardini, the movement spearheaded the revival of the Church during the 1920s. However, they did not come directly within the sphere of the bishops, a factor that also made the movement appealing for members of the Flemish Catholic Student Movement. When he was only 24, Leemans translated all the work of Guardini."

Zu: Quickborn/Burg Rothenfels

1. Katja Marmetschke: „Nicht mehr Jugendbewegung, sondern Kulturbewegung!“ Die Zeitschrift Die Schildgenossen in der Weimarer Republik, in: Michel Grunewald/Uwe Puschner (Hrsg.): Das katholische Intellektuellenmilieu in Deutschland, seine Presse und seine Netzwerke, Bern u.a. 2006, S. 281-318, zu Romano Guardini S. 281 und 288ff. [Artikel] - https://books.google.de/books?id=57X8eJR9LxoC und https://digi20.digitale-sammlungen.de/de/fs1/object/display/bsb00040952_00001.html