Bavarian War School Training
Jodl attends the Bavarian War School as part of his preparation for commissioned service.
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Jodl attends the Bavarian War School as part of his preparation for commissioned service.
Symphony No. 10 (1910-1911) (unfinished; a continuous "beginning-to-end" draft of 1,945 bars exists, but much of it is not fully elaborated and most of it not orchestrated.)
Studies staff duties and operational planning before the First World War.
Appointed Captain
Advances targeted antimicrobial treatment through compound 606.
Is commissioned lieutenant in Infantry Regiment Number 111.
Wilhelm Dilthey dies in Seis am Schlern.
Winner of the Nobe Prize for Physics. Wiens law states that the hotter the body the shorter its radiation wavelegnth
Manages federal legislative business during the Bethmann Hollweg government.
Oversees artillery readiness, organization and professional development.
Appointed Field Marshal
Is promoted to field marshal while already retired.
Begins his first substantial appointment leading an established German orchestra.
Resists foreign-policy concessions that might restrict naval development.
Blomberg enters the General Staff
Continues professional staff training within the Prussian Army.
Leads the Great General Staff during the Agadir crisis.
Develops deployment arrangements for a possible European war.
The revised fairy-tale opera reaches a major German stage.
Receives promotion to grand admiral in the Imperial Navy.
Receives the army's highest rank for his long military service.
Coordinates domestic administration as vice chancellor and interior secretary.
Continues directing the fleet programme as Germany's senior naval official.
Begins commissioned service after entering the army as an officer cadet.
Appointed Inspector of the Artillery
His opera Konigskinder is performed at the Berlin court opera.
Becomes music director in Lubeck at the age of twenty-five.
Leads the General Staff section responsible for mobilization planning.
Continues advocating expansion of the German battle fleet.
Receives the Nobel Prize in Physics for discoveries concerning the laws governing thermal radiation, including the displacement law bearing his name.
Receives Bavarian personal nobility for his work preserving folk culture and thereafter uses the title Ritter von Kahr.
Retires three years before his wartime recall.
Is promoted to captain after joining the Great General Staff.
Is promoted to the rank of grand admiral.
Prepares military legislation connected with the 1911 quinquennial programme.
Retires from active service as a General
Leaves active military service after commanding an army corps.
Richard Strauss's Der Rosenkavalier premiered in Dresden, combining Viennese elegance with a poignant examination of aging and love.
Oversees expanding clinical use of Salvarsan against syphilis.
Responds to medical controversy concerning Salvarsan administration and toxicity.
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