Alfred Hugenberg

1865 to 1951 8 documented presences 8 places

Quo Fuit places 8 dated presences for Alfred Hugenberg across 8 places, from 1867 to 1951. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.

Alfred Ernst Christian Alexander Hugenberg (19 June 1865 – 12 March 1951) was an influential German businessman and politician.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA

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1867year

Hanoverattested “Born in Hanover to Carl Hugenberg, a royal Hanoverian official who in 1867 entered the Prussian Landtag as a member of the National Liberal Party, the young Hugenberg studied law in Göttingen, Heidelberg, and Berlin, as well as economics…” source: Wikipedia: Alfred Hugenberg

1867year

University of Göttingenattested “Born in Hanover to Carl Hugenberg, a royal Hanoverian official who in 1867 entered the Prussian Landtag as a member of the National Liberal Party, the young Hugenberg studied law in Göttingen, Heidelberg, and Berlin, as well as economics…” source: Wikipedia: Alfred Hugenberg

1867year

University of Strasbourgattested “Born in Hanover to Carl Hugenberg, a royal Hanoverian official who in 1867 entered the Prussian Landtag as a member of the National Liberal Party, the young Hugenberg studied law in Göttingen, Heidelberg, and Berlin, as well as economics…” source: Wikipedia: Alfred Hugenberg

1867year

Preußischer Landtagattested “Born in Hanover to Carl Hugenberg, a royal Hanoverian official who in 1867 entered the Prussian Landtag as a member of the National Liberal Party, the young Hugenberg studied law in Göttingen, Heidelberg, and Berlin, as well as economics…” source: Wikipedia: Alfred Hugenberg

1918year

Eastern Europeattested “In 1918, after the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, Hugenberg founded two corporations, the Landgesellschaft Kurland m.b.h and Neuland AG, which had a combined budget of 37 million marks, to establish cooperative funds that would make loans to t…” source: Wikipedia: Alfred Hugenberg

16 June 1933exact date

Londonattested “Hugenberg argued in a speech given in London on 16 June 1933 that Germany needed the return of all its former colonies in Africa in order to "open up for a (nation without space) areas which could provide space for the settlement of its…” source: Wikipedia: Alfred Hugenberg

12 March 1951exact date

Extertalattested “He died in Kükenbruch (now part of Extertal) near Detmold on 12 March 1951, having only the company of a nurse, as he wished his family not to see him in his death throes.” source: Wikipedia: Alfred Hugenberg

12 March 1951exact date

Detmoldattested “He died in Kükenbruch (now part of Extertal) near Detmold on 12 March 1951, having only the company of a nurse, as he wished his family not to see him in his death throes.” source: Wikipedia: Alfred Hugenberg

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Places Alfred Hugenberg is documented in

Eastern Europe1 presence · 1918 Hanover1 presence · 1867 London1 presence · 1933 University of Göttingen1 presence · 1867 University of Strasbourg1 presence · 1867

Detmold1 presence · 1951

Extertal1 presence · 1951

Preußischer Landtag1 presence · 1867

Other places tied to Alfred Hugenberg in the record

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1891year

University of Strasbourgmentioned “In 1891, Hugenberg was awarded a PhD at Strassburg for his dissertation Internal Colonization in Northwest Germany, in which he set out three ideas that guided his political thought for the rest of his life: * The necessity for statist e…” source: Wikipedia: Alfred Hugenberg

1894 to 1899period

Posen (region)mentioned “From 1894 to 1899, Hugenberg worked as a Prussian civil servant in Posen (modern Poznań, Poland).” source: Wikipedia: Alfred Hugenberg

1918year

Germanymentioned “To reinforce the point, the Hugenberg papers blamed every conceivable problem in Germany on the defeat of 1918 while painting a counter-factual picture of the Empire being a utopia had the war ended in victory in 1918.” source: Wikipedia: Alfred Hugenberg

1919year

Weimarmentioned “In 1919 Hugenberg followed most of the Fatherland Party into the German National People's Party (, DNVP), which he represented in the Weimar National Assembly, which wrote the 1919 Constitution of the Weimar Republic.” source: Wikipedia: Alfred Hugenberg

January 1923month

Francementioned “In January 1923, when Germany defaulted on its reparations to France, the French premier Raymond Poincaré ordered the occupation of the Ruhr, marking the beginning of "passive resistance" that led to hyperinflation.” source: Wikipedia: Alfred Hugenberg

1923year

Germanymentioned “It was during the crisis year of 1923 that Admiral Alfred von Tirpitz suggested that Hugenberg should pursue the chancellorship because there was no other "personality in Germany who would be so suited to bring the "expeditious" understa…” source: Wikipedia: Alfred Hugenberg

1923year

New Yorkmentioned “You must bind together and not tear apart!" To end the hyperinflation of 1923, a new currency, the Reichsmark was created to replace the worthless Papiermark, reparation payments were lowered through the Dawes Plan, and a huge loan to Ge…” source: Wikipedia: Alfred Hugenberg

November 1923month

Munichmentioned “In November 1923, when the Nazis launched the Beer Hall Putsch in Munich, they received significant coverage in the Hugenberg newspapers for the first time.” source: Wikipedia: Alfred Hugenberg

June 1929month

Weimarmentioned “Taking advantage of a clause in the Weimar constitution that allowed a referendum to be called if enough people signed a petition demanding it, Hugenberg decided in June 1929 to collect signatures for a referendum on the Young Plan, whic…” source: Wikipedia: Alfred Hugenberg

24 September 1929exact date

Humboldt University of Berlinmentioned “On 24 September 1929, at a gigantic rally in the Berlin Sports Palace, the four leaders of the Reich Committee against the Enslavement of the German People, namely Hugenberg, Hitler, Seldte and Class, formally began the campaign for the…” source: Wikipedia: Alfred Hugenberg

24 September 1929exact date

Berlin Sports Palacementioned “On 24 September 1929, at a gigantic rally in the Berlin Sports Palace, the four leaders of the Reich Committee against the Enslavement of the German People, namely Hugenberg, Hitler, Seldte and Class, formally began the campaign for the…” source: Wikipedia: Alfred Hugenberg

September 1931month

Bad Harzburgmentioned “To show his strength before the joint rally in Bad Harzburg, Hugenberg held the DNVP's party congress in September 1931 in Stettin, which was intentionally modelled after a Nazi rally.” source: Wikipedia: Alfred Hugenberg

September 1931month

Stettinmentioned “To show his strength before the joint rally in Bad Harzburg, Hugenberg held the DNVP's party congress in September 1931 in Stettin, which was intentionally modelled after a Nazi rally.” source: Wikipedia: Alfred Hugenberg

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Sources

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