Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Helmuth von Pannwitz across 3 places, from 1926.
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Helmuth von Pannwitz (14 October 1898 – 16 January 1947) was a German general who was a cavalry officer during the First and the Second World Wars.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Młochówattested“Pannwitz went to Poland in 1926, where he lived and worked as a farm administrator in Młochów, near Warsaw.”source: Wikipedia: Helmuth von Pannwitz
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Polandattested“Pannwitz went to Poland in 1926, where he lived and worked as a farm administrator in Młochów, near Warsaw.”source: Wikipedia: Helmuth von Pannwitz
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Warsawattested“Pannwitz went to Poland in 1926, where he lived and worked as a farm administrator in Młochów, near Warsaw.”source: Wikipedia: Helmuth von Pannwitz
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Angerburgmentioned“In 1935 he rejoined the German Army as a Rittmeister (captain) and cavalry squadron commander in the 2nd Cavalry Regiment in Angerburg, East Prussia.”source: Wikipedia: Helmuth von Pannwitz
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Stockeraumentioned“In 1938, following the Anschluss when Austria became part of Germany, he was transferred to Austria and became detachment commander with the 11th Cavalry Regiment at Stockerau near Vienna, being promoted to the rank of Major at the same…”source: Wikipedia: Helmuth von Pannwitz
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Austriamentioned“In 1938, following the Anschluss when Austria became part of Germany, he was transferred to Austria and became detachment commander with the 11th Cavalry Regiment at Stockerau near Vienna, being promoted to the rank of Major at the same…”source: Wikipedia: Helmuth von Pannwitz
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Viennamentioned“In 1938, following the Anschluss when Austria became part of Germany, he was transferred to Austria and became detachment commander with the 11th Cavalry Regiment at Stockerau near Vienna, being promoted to the rank of Major at the same…”source: Wikipedia: Helmuth von Pannwitz
November 1942month
Kotelnikovo, Volgograd Oblastmentioned“In late November 1942, during the arrival of fresh troops of the 6th Panzer Division by train at Kotelnikovo, hidden Soviet artillery began shelling the railway station.”source: Wikipedia: Helmuth von Pannwitz
15 January 1943exact date
Berlinmentioned“At the ceremony in Berlin in which Pannwitz received the "Oak Leaves" for his Knight's Cross on 15 January 1943, he told Hitler that the official Nazi policies which caused Slavs to be regarded as subhumans (Untermenschen) for strategic…”source: Wikipedia: Helmuth von Pannwitz
11 May 1945exact date
Völkermarktmentioned“Pannwitz surrendered on 11 May 1945 to British forces (Eighth Army's V Corps) near Völkermarkt in Carinthia, Austria, and tried to ensure that his men would remain in the custody of the Western Allies.”source: Wikipedia: Helmuth von Pannwitz
11 May 1945exact date
Carinthia (state)mentioned“Pannwitz surrendered on 11 May 1945 to British forces (Eighth Army's V Corps) near Völkermarkt in Carinthia, Austria, and tried to ensure that his men would remain in the custody of the Western Allies.”source: Wikipedia: Helmuth von Pannwitz
16 January 1947exact date
Moscowmentioned“Pannwitz was executed in Moscow on 16 January 1947, having been convicted by a military tribunal of war crimes in the Soviet Union.”source: Wikipedia: Helmuth von Pannwitz
16 January 1947exact date
Soviet Unionmentioned“Pannwitz was executed in Moscow on 16 January 1947, having been convicted by a military tribunal of war crimes in the Soviet Union.”source: Wikipedia: Helmuth von Pannwitz
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