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SAINT LAZARUS-MAGAZINE 14TH EDITION 2

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A report by „Spectator”

Executive members of the Lazarus Union,President Senator Prof. hc Wolfgang Stein-hardt, Vice President Christoph Ptak, VicePresident Ludwig Brunner and SecretaryGeneral Oliver Gruber Lavin were invited bythe German Embassy in Vienna to the cer-emony at the magnificent Palais Liechten-stein on 3 October 2016.

As an official contribution to the ceremony, partof the Music Corps of the Lazarus Unionplayed an open-air concert for the arrivingguests.

Even our Grand Protector, Federal Minister ofDefence Dr. Werner Fasslabend (ret.) wasable to join us.

The Music Corps opened the ceremony withfanfare music and later performed the Austriannational anthem, the German national anthemand the anthem of the European Union afterGerman Ambassador Johannes Haindl andAustrian Foreign Minister Sebastian Kurz gavespeeches.

The first two anthems were impressively sungby our vocalist Michael Wagner.

Our Deputy Head of Music, conductor ColonelCSLI Franz Lentner, was responsible for di-recting and did this task exceptionally well.

We were extremely pleased to receive a verypersonal and public word of thanks by Ambas-sador Haindl!

At the following reception buffet, our four-mancombo played for the enjoyment of the around1,000 guests until 10pm.

The Lazarus Union was positively perceived atthis event and we would like to warmly thankeveryone who contributed their efforts. Wewould also like to extend our thanks to theGerman Embassy in Vienna for this wonderfulopportunity to showcase the Lazarus Union infront of such an exclusive audience.

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A report by Johanna Reiter

Viennese brass and wind bands fascinat-ed an audience that filled the Mozart Hallin Vienna’s Konzerthaus on 23 October,2016. Presenter Theresia Haiger charmedand entertained throughout the evening,first announcing the Stammersdorf MusicAssociation band.

The Stammersdorf band greeted the audi-ence with the “UNO March“, followed by“Espana“ and the “Maxglaner GypsyMarch“, probably best known from their NewYear’s Concert.

They were followed by the BOKU BrassBand who played “Celebration“ and, veryconvincingly, the mysterious “Dance with theDevil“.

The Music Corps of the Lazarus Unionspanned a musical arch from the “CoriolanOverture“ by Beethoven to “Music Was MyFirst Love“, for which Michael Wagner ap-peared as vocalist.

After the break the Vienna Academy Phil-harmonic Wind Band (ABW) presented thethird movement of “Symphony No. 2“ by thecontemporary composer David Maslanka.The ABW has made it its task to perform allof his works.

The evening concluded with the ViennaState Wind Orchestra playing the waltz“Gold and Silver“ and Tchaikovsky’s “Coro-nation March“. For an encore State Directorof Music, Herbert Klinger, couldn’t deny theaudience “The Radetzky March“.

This brought the evening to a very satisfyingconclusion.


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A report by “Spectator”

On August 27th, 2016, the air day forhandicapped people was held atStockerau airfield for the 12th time al-ready. It has to be said that the eventworked out extremely well, with gor-geous weather as well, also all ourguests, participants, and supportersconsidered this to have been “… thebest air day ever…“. “Spectator“ hasbeen trying to find out why.

Firstly it has to be stated that the EUregulating frenzy also did not stop atevents like this one! Alas! The full set ofrequirements for such an event cannotbe handled anymore by ONE SINGLEORGANISATION. So what to do?

Simply combine forces and bring togeth-er several organisations where each cancontribute with the part it can do best.

For a start there is the most importantpartner, the Flying Club Stockerau(FSV2000), honorary Lazarus Unionmember, which has the complete infra-structure with the necessary “event loca-tion“ and which provided for the eventnot only its infrastructure but also part ofits fleet, air traffic control, food anddrinks, all FOR FREE.

Next organisation is the LAZARUS UN-ION which has the necessary know how,having organised 11 air days alreadywithout any incident and such wasproviding organisation, air assistants,medical service, and security and soplayed a major role in making sure the12th air day could be held without anyproblems and especially without any ac-cidents. In this place a big Thank You toall comrades who made this possible.

Coordination of the registrations as wellas providing and serving lunch for allguests and all volunteers was under theresponsibility of the “Behindertenhilfe(handicapped aid) Korneuburg“. AndEVERYTHING worked out just fine!

Other contributors to the success of theevent were the “Harley Davidson Club“,the voluntary fire brigade Spillern, provid-ing tours in a real fire engine, and CSLILtCol Günter Eichinger (for organisingterrific vintage cars and managing thatthese jewels of car construction could notonly be admired but also short tourscould be made – thanks also for this).

Last but not least the most importantthings: the airplanes without which we


could not have any guest lifted up andaway. Four planes were provided by theFSV2000, one by the FliegergruppeWien, and one was privately provided byDr. Christoph Auner for the 7th time al-ready, also piloting it himself. The heli-copter was provided by AERIAL Helicop-ter and piloted by the “father of all airdays“ CSLI founding member, formerspecial forces soldier, commercial heli-copter pilot and flight instructor, CSLILtCol Klaus Weber. Tirelessly he flew 14round trips as many of our guests want-ed to fly with the helicopter. Unfortunate-ly we could not fulfil this wish for all ofthem but the flights in the planes wereenjoyed just as much.

In total 57 plane flights and 14 helicopterflights were completed and so for morethan 200 guests the dream of flying

came true. A truly remarkable success!Kudos to the crews!

When speaking about figures also morethan 350 lunches, uncounted cakes forALL (provided by Konditorei Balz inKorneuburg), 40 litres of coffee andabout 600 litres of soft drinks (it was ahot day indeed) cannot be left unmen-tioned.

To avoid the printed bill obligation issuedby financial authorities (which alreadykilled several events organised by clubsand unions throughout the country) we“discovered“ a very simple method: ab-solutely EVERYTHING was free for eve-ryone! So some random visitors to theairfield also got to enjoy (unexpected)flights and refreshments. Just accordingto the Lazarus motto: just provide joy toother humans.


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A report by Walter Martetschläger

To mark the 150th anniversary of the navalbattle of Lissa, the Seamen’s Choir “Ad-miral Tegetthoff”, the Styria branch of theArchduke Ferdinand Max Marine Fellow-ship and members of Styrian BlackCross, a public organization that caresfor military graves, held a memorial ser-vice at the Brothers of Mercy GarrisonChurch in Graz.

The dignified church service celebrated thememory of the comrades that fell in thatmonumental battle. Under the leadership ofCouncillor Dr. Helmut Westermayer, theChoirmaster of the Seamen’s Choir, the wor-ship included evocative songs of then andnow.

Special guests attending were: the Presidentof ÖKB Styria, Karl Petrovits, the Presidentof the Lazarus Union, Senator WolfgangSteinhardt, and his deputy, 1st Vice Presi-

dent Christoph Ptak. Many other guests andlocal citizens of Graz attended the event,giving it a truly festive character.

After a keynote speech about AdmiralTegetthoff, the members of the three Asso-ciations were invited to a celebratory meal inthe premises of the Brothers of Mercy. We,the Styria branch of the Archduke FerdinandMax Marine Fellowship, want to thank thetwo other Associations for their excellentcooperation and also thank all our guests fortheir presence at this commemoration.


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A report by “Spectator”

On September 22, 2016, in Antalya, Tur-key 12, an Investiture of the Knighthoodof Honour of the Lazarus Union was heldin the amphitheater of the Magic Life Re-sort “Waterworld”. This was an excep-tional location and setting for our Investi-ture ceremony. We chose this place care-fully and for the following reasons.

First, we wanted to keep the Lazarus Unionapolitical and non-denominational, and whatis said there can rise and set standardswhich the Lazarus Union embraces. Holdingthis Investiture in Turkey was an importantsign, among other things, that peace, recon-ciliation and charity are important to the Laz-arus Union. This was reflected in the individ-uals who received Honorary Knighthoods,again helping to raise awareness of the Laz-arus Union.

Originally it was planned that our MusicCorps would support the Investiture ceremo-ny, but unfortunately, for organizational rea-sons, this wasn’t possible this year. As thealternative, we had individual pieces of mu-sic, for the most part played by our MusicCorps, taken from a CD and used to high-

light “PowerPoint Presentations” of picturesfrom our work, our Investitures and our activ-ities around the world. The technical execu-tion of these presentations and music wascarried out by the professional techniciansfrom “Waterworld” who handled it all ex-tremely well, with virtually no rehearsal thetimings worked beautifully. Here again a bigcompliment and thank you!

The stage of the 1500 seat amphitheaterwas well prepared and the arrival of theKnights Aspirant and Postulants, with mem-bers of the Chapter was impressive.

As guest of honor we welcomed the Mayorof Belek and another three municipalities,Prof. Dr. Ramazan Calik to whom the “GoldStar of the Presidium of the Lazarus Union”was awarded.

After the playing of the Turkish National An-them in honor of our host country, the GrandMaster presented the new National CorpsStandard of “CSLI Turkey” to Chief Prefectfor Turkey, Chev. Ludwig Brunner.


This was followed by the Officer’s Pledgerecited by the Lord Chancellor Chev.Christoph Ptak and all CSLI Turkey Officerspresent. It should be mentioned that CSLITurkey already has well over a hundredmembers and is constantly growing. Caringfor the disabled (see past reports) is themain orientation of CSLI Turkey, of whichMayor Prof. Dr. Ramazan Calik is also verysupportive.

It must be said also that at Magic Life Resort“Waterworld” requirements for the disabledare particularly well provided for and it offersthose with physical disabilities a great holi-day experience in beautiful surroundings.The hospitality in Turkey is also more thanworth mentioning! Particularly poignant forus is the sadness of the current internationalcircumstances, which could come to damagemany years of good relationships and friend-ships. In our mission points we in the Laza-rus Union examined again and again ways toprevent this happening and seize opportuni-ties of which this Investiture in Turkey consti-tutes a visible sign.

The first high point of the ceremony was therecording of the addition of five Knights As-pirant in the Knighthood of Honour by thepresentation of “basic mantles” and the in-signia of “Knight / Dame Expectant”. Theywere: Bahar Ünlütaskiran, FerdaEgermen, Safak Akan, Seyit Urhan,Yilmaz Kurt.

This was followed by a second high point,the inclusion of: Aylin Karslioglu, IsmailKarslioglu, Meltem Sak, Volkan Sak, UsarMurat who were honoured as Knights in theKnighthood of Honour of the Lazarus Unionby the taking of the Knight’s promise andpresentation of the insignia (sword, mantleand Knight’s insignia) and the (symbolic)accolade by the Grand Master. Our Knight’sFanfare was played to honour each and eve-ry Knight and Dame.

Since Turkey is a Muslim country, theKnighthood of Honour of the Lazarus Unionrespects this philosophy and the crosses andcrossed swords (the sign of the Knighthoodof Honour) are instead represented by acrescent and crossed swords. This gestureunites, not divides, as we all were able toexperience for ourselves.

Members of the Lazarus Union present fromAustria included: Grandmaster Senator H. C.Wolfgang Steinharst with his wife, Chief Pre-fect Chev. Ludwig Brunner and his wife,Grand Chancellor Chev. Christoph Ptak,Treasurer Dame Monika Gries and CIC CSLINavy Corps Captain I.R. Chev. Hans-RudolfGries.

The following Guiding Officers of the “TurkeyPrefecture of Knighthood of Honour of theLazarus Union” were appointed by the awardof Certificates: General Manager Chev.Ismail Karslioglu appointed Prefect, Gen-eral Manager Chev. Volkan Sak appointedChancellor, General Manager Chev. UsarMurat appointed Marshal.

The Investiture was terminated with hando-ver of a friendship banner to General Man-ager Chev. Ismail Karslioglu and the depar-ture of the flags that were on stage and thena small firework display.

It should be strongly emphasized that theTurkish members inducted into the Knight-hood of Honour this time were in ratio of50:50 “men to women”. This is a very rarerelationship in and of itself in often “male-dominated knightly associations”. It is a fea-ture of the Lazarus Union (through our laws)but nevertheless a matter of some pride!

We spent an exceptionally nice time withmany new friends in Turkey and we were allsad when it came to say farewell. Happily,we are already preparing for the next Investi-ture in Turkey.


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A report by Gregor Badziag

On 2 July 2016, the CSLI Poland hosted inSchwesternheim in roll / Poland a picnic. TheHoly Mass was celebrated by Father Grego-ry Badziag (CIC CSLI Poland). At the endFather Gregory Badziag handed

over decrees for granting the “Medal of Hu-manity of the Lazarus Union”) to CARITASvolunteers and the director of the nursinghome.


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A report by Alexander Virgili

On 24th August a powerful earthquakeunleashed in Central Italy hitting mainlythree Italian Regions and has destroyedseveral historical towns, more than 250persons have died and a lot of familieshave lost their home.

The Corpo Italiano di San Lazzaro operativegroup of civil protection (N.O.P.C.) immedi-ately has been activated to support theemergency in collaboration with local institu-tions.

The first commitment was to raise collectiveawareness of the event and to receive sup-port from the civil society for a collection of

materials to send to the affected area. Ourmembers are collecting, selecting, listing andsending to the earthquake area several pri-mary goods materials (food, clothes, per-sonal hygiene products, etc.).

Although still a period of vacation for many,the members returned from the holiday havedone their utmost to collaborate with localauthorities and with other associations inorder to collect the necessary materials tothe population of the earthquake area.

In these days the operative group will con-tinue its work in order to support as possiblethe emergency.


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In June and July the Corpo Italiano di SanLazzaro operative group of civil protec-tion (N.O.P.C.) has realized some supportand monitoring services carried out in thestreets. One has been during a publicreligious event and another one was asocial and tourist initiative to enhancehistoric areas of the city. The activitieshave been promoted and coordinated bythe local government and have also in-volved some other civil protection asso-ciations.

The activities included: cooperation with thelocal police for traffic requirements, carry outprevention activities and assistance to thecitizens during the course of the initiatives,check routes and possible risk factors.Among our operators who participated at theservice there were already trained operatorsand new members who are still in training.


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According to the plans to qualify CSLIItalia Members and to increase our opera-tive group of Civil Protection (NucleoOperativo di Protezione Civile), a secondgroup of CSLI Members has attended aFirst Aid certified course (BLSD-PBLSD-CPR) realized in collaboration with ournew partner ANSMI.

The course, that took place on 24th Septem-ber 2016, is the second operative coopera-tion we have developed in the civil protectionfield and we are sure that several furtheractions will follow. In the month of Septem-ber also started further internal courses forcivil protection operators, both for new Mem-

bers and for partially trained Members.Among other courses organized by the Ital-ian Corp there are some specialized on in-ternational law, NGOs and the UN system,explaining the role of the Lazarus Union inthe ECOSOC. Continuous training is a mustfor efficient and professional civil protectionvolunteers, CSLI Italia has planned and or-ganized a number of courses to obtain wellqualified operators.

Courses will continue, alternating themes, forthe whole next nine months. Some coursesare realized in partnership with CSI - CentroStudi Internazionali, an Academic ImpactMember.


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Held every 13th October, the InternationalDay for Disaster Reduction celebrateshow people and communities around theworld are reducing their exposure to dis-asters and raising awareness about theimportance of reining in the risks thatthey face.

The 2016 edition marks the launch of thenew "Sendai Seven" campaign, centred onthe seven targets of the United Nations Sen-dai Framework. The 2016 slogan is “Live toTell” as this year’s target is reducing mortali-ty. The CSLI Italia, wishing to contribute tothe campaign and to the targets, has orga-nized a public meeting, inviting professionalassociations, scientific institutes, associa-tions and citizens.

They have given the moral support to themeeting the professional associations of:Geologists, Urban Planners, Engineers,Lawyers, Architects, Sociologists. Moreoverresearch and civil organizations, among theothers: ISPRA (Advanced Institute for Envi-ronmental Protection and Research), LIDU

(Italian League of Human Rights), INAF (Ital-ian National Institute of Astrophysics-Capodimonte Astrophysical Observatory),CSI (International Studies Institute), MSOI(Student Movement for the International Or-ganization), ESIC (European Society for Im-age and Communications), Former Parlia-mentarians Association.

We wish to thank all them for the moral sup-port received. The presence of severalspeakers and many interventions have char-acterized the crowded meeting. Internation-al, national and local environmental and landrisk and crises situations have been dis-cussed in an interdisciplinary vision.

The meeting works have been recorded andbroadcast by a national diffusion radio. Weconsider it the first of a series of meetings onthe theme that we are going to realize in thenext months and every year on 13th October,whose contents will be collected in mono-graphs and/or multimedia products, becauseamong priorities of CSLI Italia are risk infor-mation and prevention.


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Every 13th October, the International Dayfor Disaster Reduction, promoted by theUnited Nations, celebrates how peopleand communities around the world arereducing their exposure to disasters andraising awareness about the importanceof reining in the risks that they face.

So, the Nucleo Operativo di ProtezioneCivile of the Corpo Italiano di San Lazzaro,wishing to contribute to the campaign and tothe targets, has organized, on 12th and 13th

October, some meetings in High schools todiffuse the knowledge about disaster risksand to improve prevention among students.A group of CSLI Italia civil protection opera-

tors has met tens of young students andteachers informing them on civil protectionorganization and structure, on the main localenvironmental risks, and giving suggestionsabout how to act during and soon after thecrisis events. Students mainly asked ques-tions about what to do during emergencyevents and disasters and how to solve somepractical problems that could happen inthose circumstances.

CSLI Italia operative group of civil protectionis going to increase its presence among stu-dents and general public to disseminate in-formation and culture of prevention.


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On 19th and 26th October the civil protec-tion group of CSLI Italy has organized, incollaboration with the Humaniter Founda-tion, two meetings of information andprevention, open to the public.

The first meeting, on 19th, was devoted toan analysis of the hazards and of criticalenvironmental issues present in the geo-graphical area (seismic, volcanic, hydro-geological, etc.), their trends, assessmentsand the knowledge of the fragile characteris-tics both of ecosystems and of social struc-tures. Starting from a systemic and geo-graphical analysis of an area it is possible toforecast possible events and to understandhow to reduce risks.

The second meeting, on 26th, was devoted tothe knowledge of how the Civil ProtectionSystem works, on the NBC (Nuclear, Biolog-ical, Chemical) and terrorist attack hazards,and to diffuse information on the best behav-iors every citizen may have in dangerousand crisis events. The aim of the meetingshas been to improve the individual preven-tive actions and the personal resilience.

The citizens attending the meeting were veryinterested in knowing not only general as-sessments but also some practical solutionsprovided for the seismic events that are af-fecting Italy in these weeks. Further meet-ings were required by people to be orga-nized in the coming months.


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A Report by Hannes Hochmuth

It is a long tradition that a delegation of theLazarus Union takes part in the events or-ganised by the Radetzky Order. On Decem-ber 8th the annual patronal feast of the Or-der was celebrated.

The Holy Mass was celebrated by the Dean ofthe Order Rector Prof. DDr. Reinhart Knitteland took place in the Prandtauer Church in St.Pölten.

Many amicable orders and organizations tookpart in the Holy Mass.

A brass ensemble of the Hoch- undDeutschmeister and also the church organistput everyone in a celebratory mood with theirsolemn musical performances.

In his sermon the Dean of the Order focussedon the values of a chivalric union und empha-sised that the Radetzky Order is a synonym forlived comradeship and keeper of Austrian mili-tary traditions.

After the Holy Mass the secular ceremony tookplace. A new knight of the Radetzky Order wassolemnly inaugurated.

At the end of the solemn ceremony the Orderinvited to a common lunch into the SummerRefectory of the Bishop`s Palace.

Before lunch some merited persons were hon-ored by awards. Our auditor Chev. Josef-MariaGebel received the Knights Cross of theRadetzky Order. Congratulations!

A partnership between the St. Michael`s Orderand the Radetzky Order was established bysigning certificates by Grand Prior GerhardFicker and GR ret. KR Dkfm. Harry Tomek.

The „Radetzky Order (RO)“ cares for the tradi-tions of the personality of the Field Marshal, forthe Austrian Military tradition, for sharing themto the youth, for the consolidation of theawareness of the spiritual defence of the coun-try, for the honor and appreciation of FieldMarshal`s final resting place at the Heldenbergin Kleinwetzdorf and for the remembrance ofall fallen and missed soldiers and of those whowere injured in service.

The Knighthood of Honor of the Lazarus Unionthanks for the invitation, for the good coopera-tion and the comradely and amicable relation-ships.


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Charitable Missions Charitable Missions

Protection against disasters First Aid

Communication Cartography and Orientation


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Musikc Gala-Evening

Day of German Unity at the German Embassy in Vienna

Disabled Flight-Days


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People enter our lives and accompany usfor a while.

Some remain forever, for they leave theirtraces in our hearts.

Oberst i.R. Reihard Wassertheurer † 16.08.2013

Erich Kadlec † 12.10.2014

Horst Schöffmann † 22.02.2016

Mag. Werner Hartmann † 12.08.2016

Prof. Mag. Gerhard Steinmetz MSc † 06.11.2016



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