Quo Fuit places 6 dated presences for Robert Ritter von Greim across 6 places, from 1892 to 1945.
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Robert Ritter von Greim (born Robert Greim; 22 June 1892 – 24 May 1945) was a German Generalfeldmarschall (Field marshal) and First World War flying ace.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Robert Ritter von Greim was documented, and when
22 June 1892exact date
Bayreuthattested“He was born as Robert Greim on 22 June 1892 in Bayreuth in the Kingdom of Bavaria, a state of the German Empire, the second son of police Hauptmann Ludwig Greim and his wife Marie.”source: Wikipedia: Robert Ritter von Greim
22 June 1892exact date
Kingdom of Bavariaattested“He was born as Robert Greim on 22 June 1892 in Bayreuth in the Kingdom of Bavaria, a state of the German Empire, the second son of police Hauptmann Ludwig Greim and his wife Marie.”source: Wikipedia: Robert Ritter von Greim
1923year
Beer hall putschattested“Upon his return to Germany, Greim took part in the 1923 putsch; as a convinced Nazi, he "remained utterly committed to Hitler to the very end of the war".”source: Wikipedia: Robert Ritter von Greim
1923year
Germanyattested“Upon his return to Germany, Greim took part in the 1923 putsch; as a convinced Nazi, he "remained utterly committed to Hitler to the very end of the war".”source: Wikipedia: Robert Ritter von Greim
24 April 1945exact date
Führerbunkerattested“Not me!" On 24 April 1945, Oberst Nicolaus von Below implemented Hitler's order and instructed Greim to immediately travel to the Führerbunker in Berlin.”source: Wikipedia: Robert Ritter von Greim
24 April 1945exact date
Berlinattested“Not me!" On 24 April 1945, Oberst Nicolaus von Below implemented Hitler's order and instructed Greim to immediately travel to the Führerbunker in Berlin.”source: Wikipedia: Robert Ritter von Greim
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18 September 1906exact date
Munichmentioned“From 18 September 1906 to 6 July 1911, Greim attended the () on the Marsfeld in Munich and graduated with his Abitur (university entry qualification).”source: Wikipedia: Robert Ritter von Greim
1920year
Berlinmentioned“This was the key turning point in his career, as in 1920 he flew the up-and-coming German army propaganda instructor Adolf Hitler to Berlin as an observer of the failed Kapp Putsch.”source: Wikipedia: Robert Ritter von Greim
31 March 1920exact date
Bavariamentioned“By 1919, Greim had returned to Bavaria and rejoined his regiment (8th Bavarian Artillery) and was discharged from the Reichswehr on 31 March 1920 holding the rank of Hauptmann.”source: Wikipedia: Robert Ritter von Greim
1924year
Guangzhoumentioned“In 1924, Greim, together with Richard Walter, Robert Heibert and Werner Charlottenburg, was recruited by the Chiang Kai-shek government to help build a Chinese air force in Canton initially led by Sun Yat-sen.”source: Wikipedia: Robert Ritter von Greim
1925year
Guangzhoumentioned“Around the turn of the year 1925/26, his wife Alice and son Hubert joined Greim in Canton, making the journey on the SS Coblenz.”source: Wikipedia: Robert Ritter von Greim
1 May 1927exact date
Munichmentioned“In early April 1927, Greim and his family left Canton, taking the Trans–Siberian Railway via Harbin, Moscow and Warsaw, arriving in Munich on 1 May 1927.”source: Wikipedia: Robert Ritter von Greim
1 May 1927exact date
Guangzhoumentioned“In early April 1927, Greim and his family left Canton, taking the Trans–Siberian Railway via Harbin, Moscow and Warsaw, arriving in Munich on 1 May 1927.”source: Wikipedia: Robert Ritter von Greim
1 May 1927exact date
Harbinmentioned“In early April 1927, Greim and his family left Canton, taking the Trans–Siberian Railway via Harbin, Moscow and Warsaw, arriving in Munich on 1 May 1927.”source: Wikipedia: Robert Ritter von Greim
1934year
Dachau concentration campmentioned“Römer, who was a communist and member of the German resistance to Nazism, was later imprisoned in 1934 in the Dachau concentration camp.”source: Wikipedia: Robert Ritter von Greim
14 June 1935exact date
Griesheim Airportmentioned“On 14 June 1935, Greim visited the Deutsche Forschungsanstalt für Segelflug (German Institute for Glider Research) based at the Griesheim Airfield near Darmstadt.”source: Wikipedia: Robert Ritter von Greim
14 June 1935exact date
Darmstadtmentioned“On 14 June 1935, Greim visited the Deutsche Forschungsanstalt für Segelflug (German Institute for Glider Research) based at the Griesheim Airfield near Darmstadt.”source: Wikipedia: Robert Ritter von Greim
April 1942month
Smolenskmentioned“In April 1942 he became commander of Luftwaffenkommando Ost in Smolensk, as his korps replaced the 8th Fliegerkorps in the front area there.”source: Wikipedia: Robert Ritter von Greim
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