Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Josef Terboven across 3 places, from 1925 to 1940.
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Josef Antonius Heinrich Terboven (23 May 1898 – 8 May 1945) was a German Nazi Party official and politician who was the long-serving Gauleiter of Gau Essen and the Reichskommissar for Norway during the German occupation.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Josef Terboven was documented, and when
August 1925month
Essenattested“In August 1925 Terboven went to work full-time for the Party, becoming the head of a small Nazi newspaper and book distributorship in Essen.”source: Wikipedia: Josef Terboven
September 1940month
Skaugumattested“He moved into Skaugum, the official residence of Crown Prince Olav, in September 1940 and made his headquarters in the Norwegian Parliament building.”source: Wikipedia: Josef Terboven
September 1940month
Storting buildingattested“He moved into Skaugum, the official residence of Crown Prince Olav, in September 1940 and made his headquarters in the Norwegian Parliament building.”source: Wikipedia: Josef Terboven
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1915year
Essenmentioned“Josef Terboven attended Volksschule and Realschule in Essen until 1915 and then volunteered for military service in the First World War.”source: Wikipedia: Josef Terboven
November 1923month
Munichmentioned“Terboven joined the Nazi Party in November 1923 with membership number 25,247 and participated in the abortive Beer Hall Putsch in Munich.”source: Wikipedia: Josef Terboven
20 May 1928exact date
Prussian Landtagmentioned“In the 20 May 1928 election, Terboven failed in his attempt to be elected to the Prussian Landtag.”source: Wikipedia: Josef Terboven
1 October 1928exact date
Munichmentioned“On 1 October 1928 upon the dissolution of the Großgau Ruhr, the Essen district became an independent unit subordinated to the central Party headquarters in Munich.”source: Wikipedia: Josef Terboven
1930 to 1933period
Essenmentioned“In 1930, Terboven also became a City Councilor in Essen and a member of the Provincial Landtag of the Rhine Province until it was dissolved in 1933.”source: Wikipedia: Josef Terboven
1 March 1933exact date
SA-Gruppenführermentioned“After the Nazi seizure of power, Terboven was promoted to SA-Gruppenführer on 1 March 1933 and made a member of the Prussian State Council on 10 July 1933.”source: Wikipedia: Josef Terboven
1940year
Essenmentioned“In reality, it was his Deputy Gauleiter, Fritz Schlessmann, who executed those duties as he had been Acting Gauleiter in Essen during Terboven's absence in Norway since 1940.”source: Wikipedia: Josef Terboven
1940year
Reichskommissariat Norwegenmentioned“In reality, it was his Deputy Gauleiter, Fritz Schlessmann, who executed those duties as he had been Acting Gauleiter in Essen during Terboven's absence in Norway since 1940.”source: Wikipedia: Josef Terboven
July 1942month
Korgenmentioned“In July 1942, at least one German guard assigned to the Korgen prison camp was killed.”source: Wikipedia: Josef Terboven
6 September 1942exact date
Trondheimmentioned“In another incident, the shooting of two German police officials on 6 September 1942 led to Terboven personally declaring martial law in Trondheim from 5 to 12 October 1942.”source: Wikipedia: Josef Terboven
26 November 1942exact date
Stettinmentioned“The main deportation occurred on 26 November 1942, when 532 Jews were shipped to Stettin aboard the SS Donau.”source: Wikipedia: Josef Terboven
3 May 1945exact date
Flensburgmentioned“After Hitler's suicide, his successor, Großadmiral Karl Dönitz, summoned Terboven to his headquarters in Flensburg on 3 May 1945 and ordered him to cooperate with winding down hostilities.”source: Wikipedia: Josef Terboven
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