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invasion of New York City and Boston. In
August 1901,
Lieutenant Hubert von
Rebeur-Paschwitz
spied on the
target areas and
reported back. A
third plan was...
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Ernst von
Rebeur-Paschwitz (9
August 1861 – 1
October 1895) was a
German astronomer,
geophysicist and seismologist. He is best
known for the
first recording...
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Vizeadmiral Hubert von
Rebeur-Paschwitz (14
August 1863
Frankfurt (Oder) – 16
February 1933 (Dresden)) was a
German admiral. In 1899 he
served as the German...
- the
command of Vice
Admiral Hubert von
Rebeur-Paschwitz, who had
replaced Souchon the
previous September.
Rebeur-Paschwitz's
intention was to draw Allied...
- a
Prussian military officer and a
general in WWI
Vizeadmiral Hubert von
Rebeur-Paschwitz (1863–1933), a
German admiral,
German Naval attaché to Washington...
- the
command of Vice
Admiral Hubert von
Rebeur-Paschwitz, who had
replaced Souchon the
previous September.
Rebeur-Paschwitz's
intention was to draw Allied...
-
command of the IV
Battle Squadron.
Mauve was
replaced by VAdm
Hubert von
Rebeur-Paschwitz, who was the
final commander of the unit. As part of his program...
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renamed III
Scouting Group, Roon
remaining as flagship. KAdm
Hubert von
Rebeur-Paschwitz
replaced Jasper as the
group commander. The
following day, Roon...
- is also
responsible for
coining the word "seismology." In 1889
Ernst von
Rebeur-Paschwitz
recorded the
first teleseismic earthquake signal (an earthquake...
- 3
September 1914 24
August 1917 2 years, 355 days 13
Rebeur,
HubertAdmiral Hubert von
Rebeur-Paschwitz (1863–1933) 24
August 1917 3
November 1918 1 year...
