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Gustav Landauer

1870 to 1919 5 documented presences 5 places

Quo Fuit places 5 dated presences for Gustav Landauer across 5 places, from 1870 to 1901. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.

Gustav Landauer (7 April 1870 – 2 May 1919) was a German anarchist writer and revolutionary.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Gustav Landauer was documented, and when

7 April 1870exact date
Karlsruheattested “Gustav Landauer was born in Karlsruhe, the capital of Baden, on 7 April 1870, into a well-to-do middle-class Jewish family.” source: Wikipedia: Gustav Landauer
1888 to 1891period
Heidelberg Universityattested “Between 1888 and 1891, Landauer studied Germanics, philosophy, and history at the University of Heidelberg, the University of Berlin, and the University of Strasbourg.” source: Wikipedia: Gustav Landauer
1891year
Berlinattested “In 1891, Landauer returned to Berlin, intending to continue his studies.” source: Wikipedia: Gustav Landauer
1897year
Friedrichshagenattested “In 1897, Landauer separated from his wife Grete and moved to Friedrichshagen, a literary colony.” source: Wikipedia: Gustav Landauer
September 1901month
Englandattested “After his release, Landauer and Lachmann lived in England from September 1901 to June 1902, where they associated with Peter Kropotkin.” source: Wikipedia: Gustav Landauer

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Places Gustav Landauer is documented in

Berlin1 presence · 1891England1 presence · 1901Heidelberg University1 presence · 1888Karlsruhe1 presence · 1870
Friedrichshagen1 presence · 1897

Other places tied to Gustav Landauer in the record

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October 1918month
Munichmentioned “However, by October 1918, with German military collapse imminent, he was called to Munich by Kurt Eisner, leader of the Independent Socialists (USPD) in Bavaria, who proclaimed the Bavarian Republic on 7 November.” source: Wikipedia: Gustav Landauer
October 1918month
Bavariamentioned “However, by October 1918, with German military collapse imminent, he was called to Munich by Kurt Eisner, leader of the Independent Socialists (USPD) in Bavaria, who proclaimed the Bavarian Republic on 7 November.” source: Wikipedia: Gustav Landauer
1 May 1919exact date
Berlinmentioned “On 1 May 1919, as Freikorps and Reichswehr troops sent by the SPD government in Berlin began to crush the Munich Räterepublik, Landauer was arrested at Eisner's former home.” source: Wikipedia: Gustav Landauer

Documented at the same place, the same year

Karl DönitzBerlin · 1891Robert KochBerlin · 1891Georg CantorBerlin · 1891Fritz HaberBerlin · 1891Helmuth von Moltke the ElderBerlin · 1891Paul EhrlichBerlin · 1891Leopold KroneckerBerlin · 1891John HeartfieldBerlin · 1891George VGuildhall, London · 1901Enrico CarusoGuildhall, London · 1901Joseph ConradGuildhall, London · 1901Robert Baden-Powell, 1st Baron Baden-PowellGuildhall, London · 1901

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