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Walter Schellenberg

1910 to 1952 9 documented presences 9 places

Quo Fuit places 9 dated presences for Walter Schellenberg across 9 places, from 1920 to 1952. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.

Walter Friedrich Schellenberg (16 January 1910 – 31 March 1952) was a German SS functionary during the Nazi era.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Walter Schellenberg was documented, and when

1920year
Luxembourgattested “Schellenberg has stated his family moved to Luxembourg when the French occupied (1920) the Saar Basin after the First World War and the Weimar Republic experienced an economic crisis in the early 1920s.” source: Wikipedia: Walter Schellenberg
1929year
German Empireattested “Schellenberg returned to Germany to attend university, first at Marburg University and then, from 1929, at the University of Bonn.” source: Wikipedia: Walter Schellenberg
1929year
Marburg Universityattested “Schellenberg returned to Germany to attend university, first at Marburg University and then, from 1929, at the University of Bonn.” source: Wikipedia: Walter Schellenberg
1929year
University of Bonnattested “Schellenberg returned to Germany to attend university, first at Marburg University and then, from 1929, at the University of Bonn.” source: Wikipedia: Walter Schellenberg
1934year
Frankfurtattested “When Walter Schellenberg moved to Frankfurt in 1934, he recalled meeting an SS-Oberführer, who explained to him the mission of the SD; he was told the following, which he wrote in his memoirs: ::The SD was the chief organ of the intellig…” source: Wikipedia: Walter Schellenberg
1937 to 1939period
Reich Security Main Officeattested “Then in 1937, Schellenberg was sent to Italy for a police assignment which included security duties for an upcoming visit by Mussolini; his outstanding work in providing security garnered positive attention from Heydrich, who then gave h…” source: Wikipedia: Walter Schellenberg
1937 to 1939period
Italyattested “Then in 1937, Schellenberg was sent to Italy for a police assignment which included security duties for an upcoming visit by Mussolini; his outstanding work in providing security garnered positive attention from Heydrich, who then gave h…” source: Wikipedia: Walter Schellenberg
1940year
Portugalattested “In 1940, Schellenberg was sent to Portugal by Heydrich at Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop's request to intercept the Duke and Duchess of Windsor and try to persuade them to work for Germany (Operation Willi).” source: Wikipedia: Walter Schellenberg
1952year
Turinattested “In 1952, he died in Turin, Italy.” source: Wikipedia: Walter Schellenberg

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Places Walter Schellenberg is documented in

Frankfurt1 presence · 1934German Empire1 presence · 1929Italy1 presence · 1937Portugal1 presence · 1940Turin1 presence · 1952University of Bonn1 presence · 1929
Luxembourg1 presence · 1920
Marburg University1 presence · 1929
Reich Security Main Office1 presence · 1937

Other places tied to Walter Schellenberg in the record

In each of these, a source puts Walter Schellenberg and the place in the same dated sentence without stating that Walter Schellenberg was there. They are kept apart from the timeline above for exactly that reason: a mention is not a presence, and Quo Fuit does not quietly promote one into the other.

1934year
Parismentioned “Correspondingly, his first foreign-intelligence assignment was to Paris in 1934 to check up on the political views of a professor.” source: Wikipedia: Walter Schellenberg
1938year
Czechoslovakiamentioned “In the summer of 1938, the Gestapo and SD-Ausland, which had taken control of the Secret Service in Czechoslovakia, helped the Sudeten Nazis from the Sudetendeutsche Partei infiltrate regional and local organizations, veterans groups, mu…” source: Wikipedia: Walter Schellenberg
March 1938month
Viennamentioned “In March 1938, Schellenberg traveled with Himmler and Heydrich to Vienna for the impending Anschluss with Austria.” source: Wikipedia: Walter Schellenberg
15 March 1939exact date
Praguementioned “Following this event, Schellenberg accompanied Hitler, Himmler, and Heydrich into Prague on 15 March 1939 and reported that Himmler was so pleased with the performance and racial makeup of the Czech police, that he incorporated them into…” source: Wikipedia: Walter Schellenberg
November 1939month
Venlo Incidentmentioned “In November 1939 Schellenberg played a major part in the Venlo Incident, which led to the capture of two British MI6 agents, Captain Sigismund Payne-Best and Major Richard Stevens.” source: Wikipedia: Walter Schellenberg
November 1939month
Venlomentioned “In November 1939 Schellenberg played a major part in the Venlo Incident, which led to the capture of two British MI6 agents, Captain Sigismund Payne-Best and Major Richard Stevens.” source: Wikipedia: Walter Schellenberg
March 1940month
Soviet Unionmentioned “In fact, he was particularly shocked at the utter devastation wrought by the Wehrmacht in Poland and commented in his Memoirs upon seeing it that, "Until then I had no real conception of what total war meant." In March 1940, he helped co…” source: Wikipedia: Walter Schellenberg
March 1940month
Polandmentioned “In fact, he was particularly shocked at the utter devastation wrought by the Wehrmacht in Poland and commented in his Memoirs upon seeing it that, "Until then I had no real conception of what total war meant." In March 1940, he helped co…” source: Wikipedia: Walter Schellenberg
1943year
Berlinmentioned “He even went so far as providing Masson with a list of all the Abwehr (military intelligence) agents operating in Switzerland with the intention of "having them expelled." When the Allies invaded Italy in 1943, Schellenberg went to great…” source: Wikipedia: Walter Schellenberg
1943year
Switzerlandmentioned “He even went so far as providing Masson with a list of all the Abwehr (military intelligence) agents operating in Switzerland with the intention of "having them expelled." When the Allies invaded Italy in 1943, Schellenberg went to great…” source: Wikipedia: Walter Schellenberg
1943year
Romementioned “He even went so far as providing Masson with a list of all the Abwehr (military intelligence) agents operating in Switzerland with the intention of "having them expelled." When the Allies invaded Italy in 1943, Schellenberg went to great…” source: Wikipedia: Walter Schellenberg
April 1945month
Stockholmmentioned “He personally went to Stockholm in April 1945 to arrange the meetings for Himmler.” source: Wikipedia: Walter Schellenberg
June 1945month
Denmarkmentioned “At war's end, Schellenberg was in Denmark attempting to arrange his own surrender when the British took him into custody in June 1945.” source: Wikipedia: Walter Schellenberg
July 1945month
Londonmentioned “Looking to recover as much information as they could from Schellenberg, the British sent him to London in July 1945 where he was extensively interrogated; their intention (along with the Americans) was to extract information on any remai…” source: Wikipedia: Walter Schellenberg

Documented at the same place, the same year

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