Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Alois Brunner across 2 places, from 1933 to 2001.
Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Alois Brunner (8 April 1912 – December 2001 or 2010) was an Austrian officer who held the rank of SS- (captain) during World War II.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Every dot is a place Alois Brunner is documented in, on a dated record. The interactive globe carries the full detail.
Where Alois Brunner was documented, and when
1933year
Germanyattested“In 1933, Brunner moved to Germany where he joined the Nazi paramilitary group Austrian Legion.”source: Wikipedia: Alois Brunner
December 1999month
Damascusattested“In December 1999, unconfirmed reports surfaced that Brunner had died in 1996 and been buried in a Damascus cemetery.”source: Wikipedia: Alois Brunner
December 2001month
Damascusattested“Three former security guards in charge of the protection of Brunner recounted how the Assad family used him to train intelligence services staff, then afterwards kept him under house arrest in a Damascus basement throughout the 1990s unt…”source: Wikipedia: Alois Brunner
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1938 to 1939period
Viennamentioned“After the annexation of Austria in 1938, he volunteered with the SS and was assigned to the staff of the Central Office for Jewish Emigration in Vienna, becoming its director in 1939.”source: Wikipedia: Alois Brunner
15 March 1939exact date
Protectorate of Bohemia and Moraviamentioned“Following the German occupation of the Czech lands on 15 March 1939, he was sent to the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia to accelerate the emigration of Czech Jews.”source: Wikipedia: Alois Brunner
October 1939month
Niskomentioned“After the war started, Brunner worked closely with Eichmann on the Nisko Plan, a failed attempt to set up a Jewish reservation in Poland, Brunner managed by October 1939 to organise the deportation of more than 1,500 Viennese Jews to Nis…”source: Wikipedia: Alois Brunner
October 1939month
Polandmentioned“After the war started, Brunner worked closely with Eichmann on the Nisko Plan, a failed attempt to set up a Jewish reservation in Poland, Brunner managed by October 1939 to organise the deportation of more than 1,500 Viennese Jews to Nis…”source: Wikipedia: Alois Brunner
February 1942month
Viennamentioned“He was commander of a train of Jews deported from Vienna to Riga in February 1942.”source: Wikipedia: Alois Brunner
February 1942month
Rigamentioned“He was commander of a train of Jews deported from Vienna to Riga in February 1942.”source: Wikipedia: Alois Brunner
October 1942month
Berlinmentioned“In October 1942, he was transferred to Berlin to implement his method there.”source: Wikipedia: Alois Brunner
June 1943month
Viennamentioned“According to historian Gertrude Schneider, who as a young girl was deported to Riga on the same train, but survived the Holocaust: Before being named commander of Drancy internment camp near Paris in June 1943, Brunner deported 43,000 Je…”source: Wikipedia: Alois Brunner
June 1943month
Rigamentioned“According to historian Gertrude Schneider, who as a young girl was deported to Riga on the same train, but survived the Holocaust: Before being named commander of Drancy internment camp near Paris in June 1943, Brunner deported 43,000 Je…”source: Wikipedia: Alois Brunner
June 1943month
Salonikamentioned“According to historian Gertrude Schneider, who as a young girl was deported to Riga on the same train, but survived the Holocaust: Before being named commander of Drancy internment camp near Paris in June 1943, Brunner deported 43,000 Je…”source: Wikipedia: Alois Brunner
June 1943month
Parismentioned“According to historian Gertrude Schneider, who as a young girl was deported to Riga on the same train, but survived the Holocaust: Before being named commander of Drancy internment camp near Paris in June 1943, Brunner deported 43,000 Je…”source: Wikipedia: Alois Brunner
1944year
Slovakiamentioned“He was personally sent by Eichmann in 1944 to Slovakia to oversee the deportation of Jews.”source: Wikipedia: Alois Brunner
1944year
Parismentioned“While the Wehrmacht was already retreating from France, Brunner had 1,327 Jewish children arrested and deported in Paris between July 20 and 24, 1944.”source: Wikipedia: Alois Brunner
1944year
Francementioned“While the Wehrmacht was already retreating from France, Brunner had 1,327 Jewish children arrested and deported in Paris between July 20 and 24, 1944.”source: Wikipedia: Alois Brunner
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