28 July 1742
Treaty of Berlin, 1742
The Treaty of Berlin confirms the preliminary Treaty of Breslau and ends the First Silesian War.
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Browse historical events and people recorded at Berlin in Austria. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
The Treaty of Berlin confirms the preliminary Treaty of Breslau and ends the First Silesian War.
Appointed Ambassador of Prussia
Uses the congress to expand Austro-Hungarian influence in the western Balkans while limiting Russian predominance.
Wins congressional approval for Habsburg occupation and civil administration of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Gains responsibility for Austria-Hungary to carry out navigation works at the Iron Gates and Danube cataracts.
Obtains the right for Austria-Hungary to station garrisons and maintain military and commercial roads in the Sanjak of Novi Pazar.
Signs the Treaty of Berlin as the leading Austro-Hungarian plenipotentiary.
Death of Alois Hitler, Adolf Hitler's father
Succeeds Max Planck at the Friedrich Wilhelm University in Berlin
Defines probability through limiting relative frequencies in repeated trials.
Publishes a systematic frequency interpretation of probability.
Joins the Security Service Main Office as an SS-Scharfuehrer.
Begins intelligence work within the Nazi security apparatus.
Works in an SD section monitoring Jewish organizations.
Develops specialist knowledge of Zionist organizations and emigration.
Appointed Conductor for the Berlin State Opera
Visits Hitler in Berlin to receive his orders
Moves into the Reich Security Main Office structure.
His work becomes part of the centralized Nazi security bureaucracy.
Coordinates forced emigration and emerging deportation policy.
Takes leadership of the Reich Central Office for Jewish Emigration.
The unit handles emigration, evacuation and deportation matters.
Becomes director of RSHA section IV D 4.
The office coordinates deportations of Jews across Nazi-controlled Europe.
Becomes director of RSHA section IV B 4.
His transport office becomes central to implementation.
Participates in discussions concerning the planned annihilation of European Jews.
Is promoted to SS-Obersturmbannfuehrer.
The rank corresponds approximately to lieutenant colonel.
Coordinates deportations from the Greater German Reich eastward.
Tens of thousands are sent to ghettos and killing sites.
Appointed Chief Conductor of the Berlin State Opera
Appointed Conductor for the Berlin Philarmonic Orchestra for Life
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