Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Ernst Lindemann across 4 places, from 1894 to 1915.
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Otto Ernst Lindemann (28 March 1894 – 27 May 1941) was a German Kapitän zur See (naval captain).Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Ernst Lindemann was documented, and when
28 March 1894exact date
Altenkirchenattested“Otto Ernst Lindemann was born on 28 March 1894 in Altenkirchen in the Westerwald, Rhine Province.”source: Wikipedia: Ernst Lindemann
28 March 1894exact date
Westerwaldattested“Otto Ernst Lindemann was born on 28 March 1894 in Altenkirchen in the Westerwald, Rhine Province.”source: Wikipedia: Ernst Lindemann
1 June 1915exact date
Mürwikattested“Lindemann left Lothringen on 1 June 1915 to attend the wireless telegraphy school at Mürwik.”source: Wikipedia: Ernst Lindemann
1 June 1915exact date
Lothringenattested“Lindemann left Lothringen on 1 June 1915 to attend the wireless telegraphy school at Mürwik.”source: Wikipedia: Ernst Lindemann
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Places Ernst Lindemann is documented in
Altenkirchen1 presence · 1894
Lothringen1 presence · 1915
Mürwik1 presence · 1915
Westerwald1 presence · 1894
Other places tied to Ernst Lindemann in the record
In each of these, a source puts Ernst Lindemann and the place in the same dated sentence without stating
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1895year
Charlottenburgmentioned“The family moved to the Charlottenburg quarter of Berlin, where they lived at 6 Carmer Street, in 1895.”source: Wikipedia: Ernst Lindemann
1903year
Dahlem (Berlin)mentioned“The family relocated again in 1903, this time to their own house in the Dahlem quarter of Berlin, near the Grunewald forest.”source: Wikipedia: Ernst Lindemann
1903year
Grunewald (forest)mentioned“The family relocated again in 1903, this time to their own house in the Dahlem quarter of Berlin, near the Grunewald forest.”source: Wikipedia: Ernst Lindemann
1912year
Berlinmentioned“Lindemann graduated from the Bismarck-Gymnasium (secondary school) in Berlin-Wilmersdorf with his Abitur (diploma) late in 1912 with an average-to-good overall rating.”source: Wikipedia: Ernst Lindemann
1912year
Berlin-Wilmersdorfmentioned“Lindemann graduated from the Bismarck-Gymnasium (secondary school) in Berlin-Wilmersdorf with his Abitur (diploma) late in 1912 with an average-to-good overall rating.”source: Wikipedia: Ernst Lindemann
1913year
Atlanticmentioned“The goal of Operation Rheinübung (Rhine Exercise) was for Bismarck and the heavy cruiser —under the command of Lindemann's Crew 1913 classmate Captain Helmuth Brinkmann—to break into the Atlantic and attack Allied shipping.”source: Wikipedia: Ernst Lindemann
26 March 1913exact date
Flensburgmentioned“On 26 March 1913, Lindemann traveled with his parents to Flensburg for his medical examination at the Naval Academy at Mürwik.”source: Wikipedia: Ernst Lindemann
26 March 1913exact date
Naval Academy at Mürwikmentioned“On 26 March 1913, Lindemann traveled with his parents to Flensburg for his medical examination at the Naval Academy at Mürwik.”source: Wikipedia: Ernst Lindemann
8 August 1913exact date
Wilhelmshavenmentioned“Hertha then returned to Germany, arriving in Wilhelmshaven on 8 August 1913.”source: Wikipedia: Ernst Lindemann
8 August 1913exact date
Germanymentioned“Hertha then returned to Germany, arriving in Wilhelmshaven on 8 August 1913.”source: Wikipedia: Ernst Lindemann
March 1914month
Kielmentioned“The return trip then went via Vera Cruz in Mexico, Havana in Cuba, Port-au-Prince in Haiti, Kingston in Jamaica, Port of Spain in Trinidad and then to the Canary Islands, Madeira, and the Spanish mainland, arriving back in Germany in the…”source: Wikipedia: Ernst Lindemann
March 1914month
Veracruz, Veracruzmentioned“The return trip then went via Vera Cruz in Mexico, Havana in Cuba, Port-au-Prince in Haiti, Kingston in Jamaica, Port of Spain in Trinidad and then to the Canary Islands, Madeira, and the Spanish mainland, arriving back in Germany in the…”source: Wikipedia: Ernst Lindemann
March 1914month
Canary Islandsmentioned“The return trip then went via Vera Cruz in Mexico, Havana in Cuba, Port-au-Prince in Haiti, Kingston in Jamaica, Port of Spain in Trinidad and then to the Canary Islands, Madeira, and the Spanish mainland, arriving back in Germany in the…”source: Wikipedia: Ernst Lindemann
March 1914month
Brunsbüttelmentioned“The return trip then went via Vera Cruz in Mexico, Havana in Cuba, Port-au-Prince in Haiti, Kingston in Jamaica, Port of Spain in Trinidad and then to the Canary Islands, Madeira, and the Spanish mainland, arriving back in Germany in the…”source: Wikipedia: Ernst Lindemann
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