Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Walter Model across 3 places, from 1915 to 1931.
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Otto Moritz Walter Model (24 January 1891 – 21 April 1945) was a German during World War II.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Walter Model was documented, and when
May 1915month
Arrasattested“In May 1915, he was severely wounded near Arras when a bullet hit his shoulder blade, and he spent a month in hospital.”source: Wikipedia: Walter Model
August 1931month
German Empireattested“In August 1931, he accompanied Brauchitsch, Wilhelm Keitel and Ernst-August Köstring on a visit to Germany's secret training areas in the Soviet Union.”source: Wikipedia: Walter Model
August 1931month
Soviet Unionattested“In August 1931, he accompanied Brauchitsch, Wilhelm Keitel and Ernst-August Köstring on a visit to Germany's secret training areas in the Soviet Union.”source: Wikipedia: Walter Model
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1900 to 1909period
Erfurtmentioned“The family moved to Erfurt in 1900, and then to Naumburg, where he graduated with his from the , a humanities-oriented secondary school, on Easter 1909.”source: Wikipedia: Walter Model
1900 to 1909period
Naumburgmentioned“The family moved to Erfurt in 1900, and then to Naumburg, where he graduated with his from the , a humanities-oriented secondary school, on Easter 1909.”source: Wikipedia: Walter Model
19 November 1909exact date
Neissementioned“He was promoted to on 19 November 1909, and was admitted to the army officer cadet school () in Neisse (now Nysa, Poland), where he was an unexceptional student, and was commissioned a (2nd lieutenant) in the 52nd Infantry Regiment on 22…”source: Wikipedia: Walter Model
26 April 1916exact date
Battle of Verdunmentioned“He was wounded again on 26 April 1916 in the Battle of Verdun, this time by shell fragments in the right thigh.”source: Wikipedia: Walter Model
1917year
Constantinoplementioned“In late 1917 he was part of a group of junior staff officers who accompanied Colonel Hans von Seeckt to Constantinople to assess the Ottoman Empire's ability to continue prosecuting the war and the possibility of employing German troops…”source: Wikipedia: Walter Model
1917year
Middle Eastmentioned“In late 1917 he was part of a group of junior staff officers who accompanied Colonel Hans von Seeckt to Constantinople to assess the Ottoman Empire's ability to continue prosecuting the war and the possibility of employing German troops…”source: Wikipedia: Walter Model
March 1920month
Konstanzmentioned“In early 1920, he became a company commander in the 14th Infantry Regiment at Konstanz, which was sent to the Ruhr in March 1920 to help crush the Ruhr uprising.”source: Wikipedia: Walter Model
March 1920month
Ruhrmentioned“In early 1920, he became a company commander in the 14th Infantry Regiment at Konstanz, which was sent to the Ruhr in March 1920 to help crush the Ruhr uprising.”source: Wikipedia: Walter Model
11 May 1921exact date
Ruhrmentioned“While billeted in the Ruhr, Model became acquainted with Herta Huyssen, and they were married in Frankfurt on 11 May 1921.”source: Wikipedia: Walter Model
11 May 1921exact date
Frankfurtmentioned“While billeted in the Ruhr, Model became acquainted with Herta Huyssen, and they were married in Frankfurt on 11 May 1921.”source: Wikipedia: Walter Model
1 October 1921exact date
Munichmentioned“On 1 October 1921, Model was posted to the 18th Infantry Regiment in Munich, where he commanded the regimental machine gun company.”source: Wikipedia: Walter Model
November 1933month
Olsztynmentioned“Model returned to troop duty in November 1933, as commander of a battalion of the 2nd Infantry Regiment, part of the 1st Division, which was stationed at Allenstein in East Prussia.”source: Wikipedia: Walter Model
September 1938month
Berlinmentioned“Like many army officers at the time, Model was a supporter of the Nazi Party, and his time in Berlin brought him into contact with senior members of the government, but after Franz Halder became chief of staff of the OKH in September 193…”source: Wikipedia: Walter Model
September 1938month
Dresdenmentioned“Like many army officers at the time, Model was a supporter of the Nazi Party, and his time in Berlin brought him into contact with senior members of the government, but after Franz Halder became chief of staff of the OKH in September 193…”source: Wikipedia: Walter Model
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