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Gerhard Schröder

born 1944 6 documented presences 6 places

Quo Fuit places 6 dated presences for Gerhard Schröder across 6 places, from 1966 to 2001. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.

Gerhard Fritz Kurt "Gerd" Schröder (born 7 April 1944) is a German former politician and lobbyist who served as Chancellor of Germany from 1998 to 2005.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Every dot is a place Gerhard Schröder is documented in, on a dated record. The interactive globe carries the full detail.

Where Gerhard Schröder was documented, and when

1966 to 1971period
University of Göttingenattested “From 1966 to 1971, he studied law at the University of Göttingen.” source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
1985year
East Berlinattested “In 1985, Schröder met the GDR leader Erich Honecker during a visit to East Berlin.” source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
1999year
Beijingattested “He was the first Western politician to travel to Beijing and apologise after NATO jets had mistakenly bombed the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade in 1999.” source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
1999year
Belgradeattested “He was the first Western politician to travel to Beijing and apologise after NATO jets had mistakenly bombed the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade in 1999.” source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
April 1999month
Germanyattested “In April 1999, in Germany's first session in the restored Reichstag, to applause, he quoted Albanian writer Ismail Kadare, saying: "The Balkans is the yard of the European house, and in no house can peace prevail so long as people kill e…” source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
May 2001month
Berlinattested “In May 2001, Schröder moved to his new official residence, the Federal Chancellery in Berlin, almost two years after the city became the seat of the German Government.” source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder

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Places Gerhard Schröder is documented in

Beijing1 presence · 1999Belgrade1 presence · 1999Berlin1 presence · 2001East Berlin1 presence · 1985Germany1 presence · 1999University of Göttingen1 presence · 1966

Other places tied to Gerhard Schröder in the record

In each of these, a source puts Gerhard Schröder and the place in the same dated sentence without stating that Gerhard Schröder was there. They are kept apart from the timeline above for exactly that reason: a mention is not a presence, and Quo Fuit does not quietly promote one into the other.

4 October 1944exact date
Wehrmachtmentioned “His father, Fritz Schröder, a lance corporal in the Wehrmacht, was killed in action in World War II in Romania on 4 October 1944, almost six months after Gerhard's birth.” source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
4 October 1944exact date
Romaniamentioned “His father, Fritz Schröder, a lance corporal in the Wehrmacht, was killed in action in World War II in Romania on 4 October 1944, almost six months after Gerhard's birth.” source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
1958 to 1961period
Lemgomentioned “He completed an apprenticeship in retail sales in a Lemgo hardware shop from 1958 to 1961 and subsequently worked in a Lage retail shop and after that as an unskilled construction worker and a sales clerk in Göttingen while studying at n…” source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
1958 to 1961period
Lage, North Rhine-Westphaliamentioned “He completed an apprenticeship in retail sales in a Lemgo hardware shop from 1958 to 1961 and subsequently worked in a Lage retail shop and after that as an unskilled construction worker and a sales clerk in Göttingen while studying at n…” source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
1958 to 1961period
Göttingenmentioned “He completed an apprenticeship in retail sales in a Lemgo hardware shop from 1958 to 1961 and subsequently worked in a Lage retail shop and after that as an unskilled construction worker and a sales clerk in Göttingen while studying at n…” source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
1994 to 1998period
Lower Saxonymentioned “In the 1998 state elections, Schröder's Social Democrats increased their share of the vote by about four percentage points over the 44.3% they recorded in the previous elections in 1994 – a postwar record for the party in Lower Saxony th…” source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
1998year
Russiamentioned “On his first official trip to Russia in late 1998, Schröder suggested that Germany was not likely to come up with more aid for the country.” source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
October 1998month
Francementioned “After taking office, he made his first official trip abroad to France for meetings with President Jacques Chirac and Prime Minister Lionel Jospin in October 1998.” source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
9 February 1999exact date
Ammanmentioned “In 2004, he declared that "the existence of a state of Israel within secure borders was an historic and political responsibility that is a pillar of our foreign policy." Schröder represented the German government at the funeral service f…” source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
2001year
Blaesheimmentioned “A 2001 meeting held by both leaders in Blaesheim later gave the name to a regular series of informal meetings between the French president, the German chancellor, and their foreign ministers.” source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
2001year
Kosovomentioned “Schröder said that "the easiest solution would be to first accept Serbia into the European Union and then within, as an integral part the EU, find a solution [to the Kosovo issue]." With Germany having a long experience with terrorism it…” source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
2002year
Germanymentioned “Throughout the build-up to the 2002 German election, the Social Democrats and the Green Party trailed the centre-right candidate Edmund Stoiber until the catastrophe caused by rising floodwater in Germany led to an improvement in his pol…” source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
March 2002month
Iraqmentioned “At the beginning of the Iraq crisis, Schröder declared in March 2002 that Germany would not take part in the Iraq war without a UN mandate.” source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
July 2004month
Saint Petersburgmentioned “In July 2004, Schröder and Köpf adopted a child from Saint Petersburg.” source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
1 August 2004exact date
Polandmentioned source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
2005year
Toulousementioned source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
22 May 2005exact date
North Rhine-Westphaliamentioned source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
1 July 2005exact date
Bundestagmentioned source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
14 November 2005exact date
Karlsruhementioned source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
2006year
Saint Petersburgmentioned source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
2007year
Santiago de Cubamentioned source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
2007year
Moscowmentioned source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
2007year
Santiagomentioned source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder
14 June 2007exact date
Berlinmentioned source: Wikipedia: Gerhard Schröder

Documented at the same place, the same year

Jiang ZeminChina · 1999Peter UstinovGermany · 1999Yehudi MenuhinGermany · 1999Toyo ItoBerlin · 2001Beate KlarsfeldBerlin · 2001Abu Musab al-ZarqawiBerlin · 2001

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