Alexander Löhr
1885 to 1947
7 documented presences
6 places
Quo Fuit places 7 dated presences for Alexander Löhr across 6 places, from 1885 to 1944. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Alexander Löhr (20 May 1885 – 26 February 1947) was an Austrian Air Force commander during the 1930s and, after the annexation of Austria, he was a Luftwaffe commander.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Alexander Löhr was documented, and when
20 May 1885exact date
Drobeta-Turnu Severinattested
“Löhr was born on 20 May 1885 in Turnu-Severin in the Kingdom of Romania.”
source: Wikipedia: Alexander Löhr
31 October 1942exact date
Balkansattested
“On 31 October 1942, Löhr called a conference of all the senior German commanders in the Balkans, where he stated that "for the time being" Hitler was going to continue to back Pavelić and that the Wehrmacht would have to find a way to wo…”
source: Wikipedia: Alexander Löhr
February 1943month
Bosnia-Herzegovinaattested
“At Löhr's urgent request, Roatta was sacked as the commander of the Italian 2nd Army in early February 1943, but his successor, General Mario Robotti, continued the precise same policy of using the Chetniks to do all the most dangerous w…”
source: Wikipedia: Alexander Löhr
July 1943month
Balkansattested
“Between March and July 1943, Löhr played a major role along with Alois Brunner, Max Merten and Dieter Wisliceny in arranging the deportation of the Jewish community in Thessaloniki-which was the largest Jewish community in the Balkans-to…”
source: Wikipedia: Alexander Löhr
July 1943month
Auschwitzattested
“Between March and July 1943, Löhr played a major role along with Alois Brunner, Max Merten and Dieter Wisliceny in arranging the deportation of the Jewish community in Thessaloniki-which was the largest Jewish community in the Balkans-to…”
source: Wikipedia: Alexander Löhr
July 1943month
Thessalonikiattested
“Between March and July 1943, Löhr played a major role along with Alois Brunner, Max Merten and Dieter Wisliceny in arranging the deportation of the Jewish community in Thessaloniki-which was the largest Jewish community in the Balkans-to…”
source: Wikipedia: Alexander Löhr
26 August 1944exact date
Greeceattested
“On 26 August 1944, with the Allies driving on Germany on three fronts, Hitler ordered Löhr to begin evacuating Army Group E from Greece and move north to defend the Fatherland.”
source: Wikipedia: Alexander Löhr
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Places Alexander Löhr is documented in
Balkans2 presences · 1942 to 1943
Greece1 presence · 1944Thessaloniki1 presence · 1943Auschwitz1 presence · 1943
Bosnia-Herzegovina1 presence · 1943
Drobeta-Turnu Severin1 presence · 1885
Other places tied to Alexander Löhr in the record
In each of these, a source puts Alexander Löhr and the place in the same dated sentence without stating that Alexander Löhr was there. They are kept apart from the timeline above for exactly that reason: a mention is not a presence, and Quo Fuit does not quietly promote one into the other.
1900year
Slovakiamentioned
“Löhr attended a military secondary school in Kaschau, present-day Košice in Slovakia until 1900.”
source: Wikipedia: Alexander Löhr
1900year
Kaschaumentioned
“Löhr attended a military secondary school in Kaschau, present-day Košice in Slovakia until 1900.”
source: Wikipedia: Alexander Löhr
January 1900month
Romaniamentioned
“Löhr transferred to the infantry cadet school at Temeswar, present-day Timișoara in Romania, in January 1900.”
source: Wikipedia: Alexander Löhr
January 1900month
Temeswarmentioned
“Löhr transferred to the infantry cadet school at Temeswar, present-day Timișoara in Romania, in January 1900.”
source: Wikipedia: Alexander Löhr
1903 to 1906period
Burg Wiener Neustadtmentioned
“In 1903 he was posted to Vienna, where he attended the Theresian Military Academy in Burg Wiener Neustadt until 1906.”
source: Wikipedia: Alexander Löhr
1903 to 1906period
Viennamentioned
“In 1903 he was posted to Vienna, where he attended the Theresian Military Academy in Burg Wiener Neustadt until 1906.”
source: Wikipedia: Alexander Löhr
15 March 1938exact date
Austriamentioned
“On 15 March 1938, Löhr was transferred to the Luftwaffe, where he became commander of Luftwaffe forces in Austria.”
source: Wikipedia: Alexander Löhr
May 1941month
Greecementioned
“Germany had invaded and occupied Greece in April–May 1941 largely because of Hitler's obsessive fear that the British would bomb the Ploesti oilfields from Greece and thereby cripple the German war machine.”
source: Wikipedia: Alexander Löhr
22 June 1941exact date
Romaniamentioned
“The Ploesti oilfields in Romania were the Reichs main source of oil after Operation Barbarossa was launched on 22 June 1941 and Hitler was always very concerned about the prospect of the Allies using Greek airfields to bomb the Romanian…”
source: Wikipedia: Alexander Löhr
29 August 1942exact date
Belgradementioned
“On 29 August 1942, Löhr while visiting Belgrade met General Milan Nedić, the prime minister of the puppet Government of National Salvation in Serbia.”
source: Wikipedia: Alexander Löhr
29 August 1942exact date
Serbiamentioned
“On 29 August 1942, Löhr while visiting Belgrade met General Milan Nedić, the prime minister of the puppet Government of National Salvation in Serbia.”
source: Wikipedia: Alexander Löhr
1 October 1942exact date
Kingdom of Yugoslaviamentioned
“In a report to Hitler dated 1 October 1942 that was co-signed by Löhr, Kasche and Glaise-Horstenau the Italians were accused of protecting the Jews in their occupation zones in Yugoslavia and the complaints of the Ustaše against the Ital…”
source: Wikipedia: Alexander Löhr
1943year
Greecementioned
“In early 1943, Löhr clashed a number of times with General Carlo Geloso, the commander of the Italian forces in Greece, over the policy to pursue towards Greek Jews.”
source: Wikipedia: Alexander Löhr
1943year
Spainmentioned
“In the spring of 1943, the OKW was fooled by Operation Mincemeat, a British deception effort with the body of a dead homeless man being allowed to drift ashore in Spain dressed as a Royal Marine officer along with pseudo-plans for an inv…”
source: Wikipedia: Alexander Löhr
February 1943month
10 July 1943exact date
9 May 1945exact date
9 May 1945exact date
Documented at the same place, the same year
Princess Irene of Greece and DenmarkGreece · 1944Rudolf HössAuschwitz concentration camp · 1943Irma GreseAuschwitz concentration camp · 1943Hans AumeierAuschwitz concentration camp · 1943Richard GlücksAuschwitz concentration camp · 1943
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