Oskar Dirlewanger
1895 to 1945
5 documented presences
5 places
Quo Fuit places 5 dated presences for Oskar Dirlewanger across 5 places, from 1906 to 1945. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Oskar Paul Dirlewanger (26 September 1895 –) was a German military officer, convicted child molester, and war criminal.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Oskar Dirlewanger was documented, and when
1906year
Esslingen am Neckarattested
“In 1906, the Dirlewanger family moved back to Esslingen am Neckar where they lived in an apartment building located at Kesselwasen 16.”
source: Wikipedia: Oskar Dirlewanger
1921year
Sangerhausenattested
“On Easter Sunday 1921, Dirlewanger commanded an armoured train that moved towards Sangerhausen, which had been occupied by the Communist Party of Germany militia group of Max Hoelz in one of their raids intended to inspire worker uprisings.”
source: Wikipedia: Oskar Dirlewanger
1922year
Goethe University Frankfurtattested
“Between his militant forays, Dirlewanger studied at the Goethe University Frankfurt, and in 1922, obtained a doctorate in political science (Dr.”
source: Wikipedia: Oskar Dirlewanger
October 1937month
Spainattested
“Oskar Dirlewanger was with me in Spain at a training camp from April to October 1937 and from July 1938 to the end of May 1939, working mostly as a company commander and, during his 17-month tour, distinguished himself in his work as a t…”
source: Wikipedia: Oskar Dirlewanger
7 June 1945exact date
Altshausenattested
“Dirlewanger reportedly died around 5–7 June 1945 in a prison camp at Altshausen as a result of ill treatment (officially from natural causes).”
source: Wikipedia: Oskar Dirlewanger
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Places Oskar Dirlewanger is documented in
Goethe University Frankfurt1 presence · 1922Spain1 presence · 1937
Altshausen1 presence · 1945
Esslingen am Neckar1 presence · 1906
Sangerhausen1 presence · 1921
Other places tied to Oskar Dirlewanger in the record
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2 August 1914exact date
Battle of the Ardennesmentioned
“With the outbreak of World War I on 2 August 1914, Dirlewanger's unit, as part of Crown Prince Wilhelm's 5th Army, was sent to the Western Front, where he initially took part in the Battle of the Ardennes and later fought in France and L…”
source: Wikipedia: Oskar Dirlewanger
2 August 1914exact date
Francementioned
“With the outbreak of World War I on 2 August 1914, Dirlewanger's unit, as part of Crown Prince Wilhelm's 5th Army, was sent to the Western Front, where he initially took part in the Battle of the Ardennes and later fought in France and L…”
source: Wikipedia: Oskar Dirlewanger
26 November 1918exact date
Germanymentioned
“They departed Romania 26 November 1918 and arrived in Germany on 28 December 1918.”
source: Wikipedia: Oskar Dirlewanger
1919year
Thuringiamentioned
“In 1919, Dirlewanger joined various Freikorps paramilitary militias (Epp, Haas, Sprésser and Holz) and fought against German communists in Thuringia, Ruhr, and Saxony, and against Polish insurgents in Upper Silesia.”
source: Wikipedia: Oskar Dirlewanger
1919year
Upper Silesiamentioned
“In 1919, Dirlewanger joined various Freikorps paramilitary militias (Epp, Haas, Sprésser and Holz) and fought against German communists in Thuringia, Ruhr, and Saxony, and against Polish insurgents in Upper Silesia.”
source: Wikipedia: Oskar Dirlewanger
1919 to 1922period
Weimar Republicmentioned
“He wrote his doctoral thesis as an analysis and critique of the planned economy, titled: “Critique of the idea of a planned management of the economy." Between 1919 and 1922, he was a member of Deutschvölkischer Schutz- und Trutzbund, th…”
source: Wikipedia: Oskar Dirlewanger
13 March 1920exact date
Stuttgartmentioned
“By 13 March 1920, now as a member of the Freikorps Haas, Dirlewanger served as the commander of an armored train (Geschützter Zug Dirlewanger) in Stuttgart.”
source: Wikipedia: Oskar Dirlewanger
November 1923month
Stuttgartmentioned
“During the Nazi Beer Hall Putsch in November 1923, Dirlewanger attempted to drive some armored cars, owned by the Stuttgart police authorities, from Stuttgart to Munich.”
source: Wikipedia: Oskar Dirlewanger
November 1923month
Munichmentioned
“During the Nazi Beer Hall Putsch in November 1923, Dirlewanger attempted to drive some armored cars, owned by the Stuttgart police authorities, from Stuttgart to Munich.”
source: Wikipedia: Oskar Dirlewanger
1928 to 1932period
Erfurtmentioned
“However, he was forced to leave the party when he started working as an executive director of a textile factory owned by a Jewish family in Erfurt from 1928 to 1932, where he renounced active service in the SA but financially donated to…”
source: Wikipedia: Oskar Dirlewanger
26 March 1939exact date
Stuttgartmentioned
“On 26 March 1939, the Higher State Court in Stuttgart accepted the motion for retrial, and during a general assembly held on 29–30 April 1940, his 1934 conviction was annulled.”
source: Wikipedia: Oskar Dirlewanger
20 May 1940exact date
Württemberg-Hohenzollernmentioned
“Dirlewanger's case was reopened when the third chamber of District Court in Württemberg-Hohenzollern issued its final ruling on 20 May 1940.”
source: Wikipedia: Oskar Dirlewanger
September 1940month
Lublinmentioned
“Arriving there in September 1940, they were also to help regarding the pre-Final Solution abortive Nisko Plan to create a Jewish resettlement zone in the Lublin area (a project already abandoned by then), guarding three labor camps for J…”
source: Wikipedia: Oskar Dirlewanger
September 1940month
Stary Dzikówmentioned
“Arriving there in September 1940, they were also to help regarding the pre-Final Solution abortive Nisko Plan to create a Jewish resettlement zone in the Lublin area (a project already abandoned by then), guarding three labor camps for J…”
source: Wikipedia: Oskar Dirlewanger
September 1942month
August 1943month
Documented at the same place, the same year
Clement AttleeSpain · 1937Hermann Joseph MullerSpain · 1937W. H. AudenSpain · 1937Langston HughesSpain · 1937
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