Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Bernhard von Bülow across 3 places, from 1905 to 1929.
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Bernhard Heinrich Karl Martin, Prince of Bülow (3 May 1849 – 28 October 1929) was a German politician who served as the imperial chancellor of the German Empire and minister-president of Prussia from 1900 to 1909.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Bernhard von Bülow was documented, and when
1905year
Tangierattested“Despite the possible risks of assassination, Bülow persuaded Wilhelm to make a visit to Tangier in 1905, where he made a speech supporting Morocco's independence, but his presence there simultaneously demonstrated Germany's determination…”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard von Bülow
1909year
Romeattested“After his resignation in 1909, Bülow lived principally at the villa in Rome that he had purchased for his retirement.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard von Bülow
1914 to 1915period
Italyattested“In 1914–1915, Bülow was the ambassador to Italy but failed to bring King Victor Emmanuel III to join the Central Powers.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard von Bülow
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1856year
Frankfurtmentioned“In 1856, his father was sent to the Federal Diet in Frankfurt to represent Holstein and Lauenburg, when Otto von Bismarck was also there to represent Prussia.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard von Bülow
December 1870month
Amiensmentioned“In December 1870, the squadron was in action near Amiens, and he later described charging and killing French riflemen with his sabre.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard von Bülow
1872year
University of Greifswaldmentioned“He completed his law degree at the University of Greifswald in 1872.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard von Bülow
1873year
Germanymentioned“In 1873 his father became State Secretary for Foreign Affairs in the German government, serving under Bismarck.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard von Bülow
1876 to 1880period
Germanymentioned“In 1876, he was appointed attaché to the German embassy in Paris, attended the Congress of Berlin as a secretary and became second secretary to the embassy in 1880.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard von Bülow
1876 to 1880period
Parismentioned“In 1876, he was appointed attaché to the German embassy in Paris, attended the Congress of Berlin as a secretary and became second secretary to the embassy in 1880.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard von Bülow
1884year
Londonmentioned“In 1884, he had hoped to be posted to London but instead became first secretary at the embassy in St.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard von Bülow
1885year
French Third Republicmentioned“In 1885, Friedrich von Holstein noted that Bülow was attempting to have Prince Chlodwig von Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst removed as ambassador to France to get the post despite meanwhile exchanging friendly letters with him.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard von Bülow
1887year
Russiamentioned“In Russia, he acted as chargé d'affaires in 1887 and advocated the ethnic cleansing of Poles from Polish territories of the German Empire in a future armed conflict.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard von Bülow
1888year
Washington, DCmentioned“In 1888, he was offered the choice of appointments to Washington, DC, or Bucharest, and chose Bucharest, as Maria objected to the prospect of traveling to the United States and leaving her family behind.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard von Bülow
1888year
United Statesmentioned“In 1888, he was offered the choice of appointments to Washington, DC, or Bucharest, and chose Bucharest, as Maria objected to the prospect of traveling to the United States and leaving her family behind.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard von Bülow
21 June 1897exact date
Kielmentioned“On 21 June 1897 Bülow received a telegram instructing him to go to Kiel to speak to Wilhelm.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard von Bülow
5 July 1914exact date
Serbiamentioned“Italy had declared its neutrality at the outbreak of the war but intimated on 5 July 1914 through diplomatic channels that Austria-Hungary's ultimatum to Serbia was aggressive and provocative.”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard von Bülow
9 December 1914exact date
Balkansmentioned“On 9 December 1914, Sidney Sonnino addressed the Austrian Note to the Austro-Hungarian Foreign Minister, Count Berchtold, to call attention to Article VII of the treaty by which Italy participated in the Triple Alliance, with particular…”source: Wikipedia: Bernhard von Bülow
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