Quo Fuit places 5 dated presences for Karl Haushofer across 4 places, from 1908 to 1925.
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Karl Ernst Haushofer (27 August 1869 – 10 March 1946) was a German general, professor, geographer, and diplomat.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Karl Haushofer was documented, and when
November 1908month
Tokyoattested“In November 1908, Haushofer was ordered to Tokyo as a military attaché to study the Imperial Japanese Army and as a military advisor in artillery instruction.”source: Wikipedia: Karl Haushofer
1911 to 1913period
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Münchenattested“During his convalescence, from 1911 to 1913, Haushofer would work on his doctorate of philosophy from Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU) for a thesis on Japan titled Dai Nihon, Betrachtungen über Groß-Japans Wehrkraft, Weltstel…”source: Wikipedia: Karl Haushofer
1919year
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Münchenattested“In 1919, Haushofer successfully defended his second dissertation, and became Privatdozent for political geography at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, and was made a professor in 1933, although he declined a formal position and sal…”source: Wikipedia: Karl Haushofer
1922year
Munichattested“In 1922, he founded the Institute of Geopolitics in Munich, from which he proceeded to publicize geopolitical ideas.”source: Wikipedia: Karl Haushofer
1925 to 1939period
Bavariaattested“According to scholar Holger Herwig, "Like a dry sponge, Hitler soaked up what Haushofer offered." Haushofer's son Albrecht considered that his father's most powerful contribution to Hess and Hitler was his own substantial credibility as…”source: Wikipedia: Karl Haushofer
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1887year
Munichmentioned“On his graduation from the Munich Gymnasium (high school), in 1887, Haushofer entered the 1st Field Artillery regiment "Prinzregent Luitpold" of the Bavarian Army and completed Kriegsschule, Artillerieschule and War Academy (Kingdom of B…”source: Wikipedia: Karl Haushofer
1903year
Bavarian War Academymentioned“In 1903, he accepted a teaching position at the Bavarian War Academy.”source: Wikipedia: Karl Haushofer
1909year
Korea under Japanese rulementioned“In autumn 1909, he travelled with his wife for a month to Korea and Manchuria on the occasion of a railway construction.”source: Wikipedia: Karl Haushofer
February 1909month
Indiamentioned“He travelled with his wife via India and South East Asia and arrived in February 1909.”source: Wikipedia: Karl Haushofer
June 1910month
Russiamentioned“In June 1910, they returned to Germany via Russia and arrived one month later.”source: Wikipedia: Karl Haushofer
June 1910month
Germanymentioned“In June 1910, they returned to Germany via Russia and arrived one month later.”source: Wikipedia: Karl Haushofer
1923year
Landsberg Prisonmentioned“In 1923, Hitler was jailed following his failed "Beer Hall Putsch," and Rudolf Hess surrendered to be imprisoned alongside his leader in Landsberg Prison.”source: Wikipedia: Karl Haushofer
May 1941month
Scotlandmentioned“Under Hitler's regime, Haushofer became both rich and immensely influential, but his influence and his public profile shrank abruptly after his patron, Rudolf Hess, flew to Scotland in May 1941 in a doomed effort to make peace with the U…”source: Wikipedia: Karl Haushofer
1944year
July 20 Plotmentioned“In 1944 Haushofer's son Albrecht was implicated in the July 20 Plot to assassinate Hitler.”source: Wikipedia: Karl Haushofer
28 July 1944exact date
Dachaumentioned“Karl was arrested on 28 July 1944, and imprisoned for a month at Dachau before he was released.”source: Wikipedia: Karl Haushofer
7 December 1944exact date
Moabitmentioned“Albrecht went into hiding but was arrested on 7 December 1944 and put into the Moabit prison in Berlin.”source: Wikipedia: Karl Haushofer
7 December 1944exact date
Berlinmentioned“Albrecht went into hiding but was arrested on 7 December 1944 and put into the Moabit prison in Berlin.”source: Wikipedia: Karl Haushofer
11 March 1946exact date
Pählmentioned“Citing "the role of geopolitics in corrupting education into a preparation for war", Walsh accused Haushofer and his associates of being "basically as guilty as the better-known war criminals." In his later memoir of the Nuremberg Trials…”source: Wikipedia: Karl Haushofer
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