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Wilhelm von Tegetthoff

1827 to 1871 4 documented presences 4 places

Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Wilhelm von Tegetthoff across 4 places, from 1827 to 1871. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.

Vice-Admiral Wilhelm von Tegetthoff (23 December 1827 to 7 April 1871) was an Austrian naval officer and politician who served in the Second Schleswig War and Third Italian War of Independence.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Wilhelm von Tegetthoff was documented, and when

23 December 1827exact date
Mariborattested “Tegetthoff was born in Marburg, Duchy of Styria in the Austrian Empire (now Maribor, Slovenia), on 23 December 1827.” source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm von Tegetthoff
1859year
Brazilattested “With the return of peace, Tegetthoff accompanied Ferdinand Maximilian, who was to be the future Maximilian I of Mexico, on a voyage to Brazil to visit Emperor Pedro II during the winter of 1859/60.” source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm von Tegetthoff
1866year
Franceattested “Tegetthoff undertook a journey of study to France, Britain and the United States in 1866/67.” source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm von Tegetthoff
7 April 1871exact date
Viennaattested “Tegetthoff died suddenly from pneumonia on 7 April 1871 in Vienna at the age of 43.” source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm von Tegetthoff

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Places Wilhelm von Tegetthoff is documented in

Brazil1 presence · 1859France1 presence · 1866Vienna1 presence · 1871
Maribor1 presence · 1827

Other places tied to Wilhelm von Tegetthoff in the record

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23 July 1845exact date
Venicementioned “Entering the Austrian Naval Cadet School in Venice in 1840, Tegetthoff became a Seekadett on 23 July 1845 and witnessed the Venetian uprising in 1848/49.” source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm von Tegetthoff
1857year
Red Seamentioned “Promoted to Korvettenkapitän in 1857, Tegetthoff served on a semi-official scientific expedition to the Red Sea and to the island of Socotra.” source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm von Tegetthoff
February 1864month
North Seamentioned “During the Second Schleswig War, Tegetthoff as a Kommodore was given command, in February 1864, of a small Austrian squadron that sailed to the North Sea to support the weaker Prussian naval forces against the superior Danish navy which…” source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm von Tegetthoff
16 January 1868exact date
Austriamentioned “Upon the execution of Ferdinand Maximilian by the Mexican government of Benito Juárez, Tegetthoff was sent with the screw frigate Novara to bring his body home to Austria, arriving in the port of Trieste on 16 January 1868.” source: Wikipedia: Wilhelm von Tegetthoff

Documented at the same place, the same year

František KupkaAustria-Hungary · 1871Gottfried SemperAustria-Hungary · 1871Giuseppe VerdiParis · 1866Alfred SisleyParis · 1866Mary CassattParis · 1866Josiah Willard GibbsParis · 1866Jules LaforgueParis · 1866Maria Letizia Bonaparte, Duchess of AostaParis · 1866

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