Quo Fuit places 5 dated presences for Carl von Ossietzky across 5 places, from 1848 to 1938.
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Carl von Ossietzky (3 October 1889 – 4 May 1938) was a German journalist and pacifist.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Carl von Ossietzky was documented, and when
1848 to 1891period
Hamburgattested“Ossietzky was born in Hamburg, the son of Carl Ignatius von Ossietzky (1848–1891), a Protestant from Upper Silesia, and Rosalie (née Pratzka), a devout Catholic who wanted her son to enter Holy Orders and become a priest or monk.”source: Wikipedia: Carl von Ossietzky
1848 to 1891period
Upper Silesiaattested“Ossietzky was born in Hamburg, the son of Carl Ignatius von Ossietzky (1848–1891), a Protestant from Upper Silesia, and Rosalie (née Pratzka), a devout Catholic who wanted her son to enter Holy Orders and become a priest or monk.”source: Wikipedia: Carl von Ossietzky
4 May 1938exact date
Berlin-Pankowattested“On 4 May 1938, he died in the Nordend hospital in Berlin-Pankow, still in police custody, of tuberculosis and from the after-effects of the abuse he suffered in the concentration camps.”source: Wikipedia: Carl von Ossietzky
4 May 1938exact date
Berlinattested“On 4 May 1938, he died in the Nordend hospital in Berlin-Pankow, still in police custody, of tuberculosis and from the after-effects of the abuse he suffered in the concentration camps.”source: Wikipedia: Carl von Ossietzky
4 May 1938exact date
Nordendattested“On 4 May 1938, he died in the Nordend hospital in Berlin-Pankow, still in police custody, of tuberculosis and from the after-effects of the abuse he suffered in the concentration camps.”source: Wikipedia: Carl von Ossietzky
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10 November 1889exact date
Hamburgmentioned“Ossietzky was baptized as a Roman Catholic in Hamburg on 10 November 1889 and confirmed in the Lutheran Hauptkirche St Michaelis on 23 March 1904.”source: Wikipedia: Carl von Ossietzky
12 March 1929exact date
Germanymentioned“On 12 March 1929 published an article by Walter Kreiser, one of its writers: an exposé of the training of a special air unit of the , referred to as (Section M), which was secretly training in Germany and in Soviet Russia, in violation o…”source: Wikipedia: Carl von Ossietzky
28 February 1933exact date
Spandau prisonmentioned“On 28 February 1933, after the Reichstag fire, he was arrested and held in so-called protective custody in Spandau prison.”source: Wikipedia: Carl von Ossietzky
28 February 1933exact date
Spandaumentioned“On 28 February 1933, after the Reichstag fire, he was arrested and held in so-called protective custody in Spandau prison.”source: Wikipedia: Carl von Ossietzky
May 1936month
Berlin-Charlottenburgmentioned“In May 1936, Ossietzky was sent to the Westend hospital in Berlin-Charlottenburg because of his tuberculosis, but under Gestapo surveillance.”source: Wikipedia: Carl von Ossietzky
May 1936month
Berlinmentioned“In May 1936, Ossietzky was sent to the Westend hospital in Berlin-Charlottenburg because of his tuberculosis, but under Gestapo surveillance.”source: Wikipedia: Carl von Ossietzky
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