Quo Fuit places 5 dated presences for Otto Strasser across 5 places, from 1935 to 1974.
Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Otto Johann Maximilian Strasser (also, see ß; 10 September 1897 – 27 August 1974) was a German politician and an early member of the Nazi Party.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Otto Strasser was documented, and when
January 1935month
Samosattested“Historian Ian Kershaw dismissed Strasser’s claims regarding Hitler’s deviant sexual practices as the "fanciful" fabrications of "an out-and-out political enemy." In January 1935, for security reasons, Strasser sent his pregnant wife and…”source: Wikipedia: Otto Strasser
1941year
Weimar Republicattested“In addition to the Black Front, Strasser at this time headed the Free German Movement outside Germany; this group (founded in 1941) sought to enlist the aid of Germans throughout the world in bringing about the downfall of Hitler and his…”source: Wikipedia: Otto Strasser
1942year
Clarence, Nova Scotiaattested“In 1942, he lived for a time in Clarence, Nova Scotia, on a farm owned by a German-Czech, Adolph Schmidt, then moved to nearby Paradise, where he lived for more than a decade in a rented apartment above a general store.”source: Wikipedia: Otto Strasser
1949year
Kingdom of Bavariaattested“He claimed to have rejected an invitation to join East Germany's "National Front," hoping that he would be permitted to return to Bavaria, which had been under US occupation until 1949.”source: Wikipedia: Otto Strasser
1974year
Munichattested“Strasser continued to advocate for his vision of Nazism until he died in Munich in 1974.”source: Wikipedia: Otto Strasser
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May 1919month
Weimar Republicmentioned“Strasser returned to Germany in 1919, where he served in the Freikorps that in May 1919 put down the Bavarian Soviet Republic, which was organized on the principles of workers' councils.”source: Wikipedia: Otto Strasser
1921year
University of Würzburgmentioned“Strasser received his doctorate in political science from the University of Würzburg in 1921.”source: Wikipedia: Otto Strasser
1923year
Berlinmentioned“He then joined the Reich Ministry of Food and Agriculture in Berlin as an assistant advisor, where he worked until 1923 before moving into the private sector.”source: Wikipedia: Otto Strasser
1940year
Bermudamentioned“In a telegram to Hitler, Strasser referred to his newborn son as "Gregor II." In 1940, he went to Bermuda by way of Portugal, leaving a wife and two children behind in Switzerland.”source: Wikipedia: Otto Strasser
1940year
Switzerlandmentioned“In a telegram to Hitler, Strasser referred to his newborn son as "Gregor II." In 1940, he went to Bermuda by way of Portugal, leaving a wife and two children behind in Switzerland.”source: Wikipedia: Otto Strasser
1940year
Weimar Republicmentioned“In his book The Nazis at War (1940), Frischauer revealed that the Black Front was financing its activities by selling bonds that promised redemption after the movement seized power in Germany.”source: Wikipedia: Otto Strasser
Munichmentioned“Strasser eventually gained West German citizenship, returned to Germany on 16 March 1955, and settled in Munich.”source: Wikipedia: Otto Strasser
16 March 1955exact date
Weimar Republicmentioned“Strasser eventually gained West German citizenship, returned to Germany on 16 March 1955, and settled in Munich.”source: Wikipedia: Otto Strasser
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