Quo Fuit places 6 dated presences for Reinhard Scheer across 4 places, from 1888 to 1916.
Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Carl Friedrich Heinrich Reinhard Scheer (30 September 1863 – 26 November 1928) was an admiral in the Imperial German Navy (Kaiserliche Marine).Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Reinhard Scheer was documented, and when
May 1888month
Germanyattested“After his return to Germany in 1886, Scheer took part in torpedo training aboard , from January to May 1888.”source: Wikipedia: Reinhard Scheer
1890year
Kielattested“This tour lasted until early summer 1890, at which point Scheer returned to Germany, where he was made an instructor at the Torpedo Research Command in Kiel.”source: Wikipedia: Reinhard Scheer
1890year
Germanyattested“This tour lasted until early summer 1890, at which point Scheer returned to Germany, where he was made an instructor at the Torpedo Research Command in Kiel.”source: Wikipedia: Reinhard Scheer
1897year
Reichsmarineamtattested“In 1897, following Tirpitz's promotion to State Secretary of the Imperial Navy Office, he transferred Scheer to the Reichsmarineamt (RMA) to work in the Torpedo Section.”source: Wikipedia: Reinhard Scheer
24 April 1916exact date
Germanyattested“Following the Kaiser's order forbidding unrestricted submarine warfare on 24 April 1916, Scheer ordered all of the U-boats in the Atlantic to return to Germany and abandon commerce raiding.”source: Wikipedia: Reinhard Scheer
24 April 1916exact date
Atlanticattested“Following the Kaiser's order forbidding unrestricted submarine warfare on 24 April 1916, Scheer ordered all of the U-boats in the Atlantic to return to Germany and abandon commerce raiding.”source: Wikipedia: Reinhard Scheer
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1905 to 1907period
Kapitmentioned“Scheer was promoted to Kapitän zur See in 1905 and took command of the battleship in 1907, a command he held for two years.”source: Wikipedia: Reinhard Scheer
1917year
North Seamentioned“In later 1917, Scheer began to use light elements of the fleet to raid British convoys to Norway in the North Sea.”source: Wikipedia: Reinhard Scheer
1917year
Norwaymentioned“In later 1917, Scheer began to use light elements of the fleet to raid British convoys to Norway in the North Sea.”source: Wikipedia: Reinhard Scheer
24 October 1918exact date
Wilhelmshavenmentioned“On 24 October 1918, the order was given to sail from Wilhelmshaven.”source: Wikipedia: Reinhard Scheer
1928year
Jutlandmentioned“In 1928, Scheer accepted an invitation to meet his adversary from Jutland, Admiral of the Fleet Jellicoe, in England.”source: Wikipedia: Reinhard Scheer
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