Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Gustav Ritter von Kahr across 4 places, from 1862 to 1934.
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Gustav Ritter von Kahr (born Gustav Kahr; 29 November 1862 – 30 June 1934) was a German jurist and right-wing politician.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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1862year
Weissenburg in Bayernattested“Kahr was born in 1862 in Weissenburg in Bayern, the son of Gustav von Kahr, President of the Bavarian Administrative Court, and his wife Emilie, née Rüttel.”source: Wikipedia: Gustav Ritter von Kahr
1862year
Bayernattested“Kahr was born in 1862 in Weissenburg in Bayern, the son of Gustav von Kahr, President of the Bavarian Administrative Court, and his wife Emilie, née Rüttel.”source: Wikipedia: Gustav Ritter von Kahr
1920year
Bavariaattested“As part of an anti-Semitic campaign throughout Germany in 1920 and following a suggestion from Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria, Kahr ordered the mass expulsion from Bavaria of so-called Eastern Jews, many of whom had lived there for ge…”source: Wikipedia: Gustav Ritter von Kahr
July 1934month
Munichattested“In July 1934 the Chief Public Prosecutor's Office at the Munich II Regional Court began investigations into Kahr's death.”source: Wikipedia: Gustav Ritter von Kahr
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Munichmentioned“After passing the first state law examination, he received legal training at various courts in Munich until 1888.”source: Wikipedia: Gustav Ritter von Kahr
April 1919month
Bambergmentioned“When the Bavarian Soviet Republic was proclaimed in April 1919, Kahr fled Munich with Hoffmann and the rest of the state government to Bamberg, where they called for volunteers to help crush the soviet republic.”source: Wikipedia: Gustav Ritter von Kahr
1920year
Berlinmentioned“Following the failure of the 1920 Kapp Putsch in Berlin, General Arnold von Möhl, after consulting with Kahr, Georg Escherich and Munich Police Chief Ernst Pöhner, demanded that Minister President Hoffmann establish an emergency regime i…”source: Wikipedia: Gustav Ritter von Kahr
12 September 1921exact date
Berlinmentioned“After the enactment in Berlin of the Law for the Protection of the Republic, which increased the punishments for politically motivated acts of violence and banned organizations that opposed the "constitutional republican form of governme…”source: Wikipedia: Gustav Ritter von Kahr
9 November 1923exact date
Germanymentioned“On 9 November 1923 Reich President Ebert imposed a military state of emergency across Germany and told General Hans von Seeckt to do "whatever was necessary to secure the Reich".”source: Wikipedia: Gustav Ritter von Kahr
18 January 1924exact date
Berlinmentioned“Two months later, on 18 January 1924, Minister President von Knilling, under pressure from Berlin, forced Kahr to resign from his post as state commissioner general.”source: Wikipedia: Gustav Ritter von Kahr
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