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Solger, Friedrich (stock)
Geheimes Staatsarchiv Preußischer Kulturbesitz, VI. HA, Nl Solger, F. · Fonds
Part of Secret State Archive of Prussian Cultural Heritage (Archivtektonik)

Curriculum Vitae (his professional development) of Prof. Solger 1877 Born in Berlin 1894 Matriculation Examination (Abitur) 1894-1899 Studied mining (Mining Science) 1899 Mountain trainee examination with distinction 1899-1904 Assistant at the Geological Institute of the University of Berlin 1901/02 Military service 1901 Doctorate at the University of Berlin (Dr. phil.) 1903-1909 Research assistant at the Märkisches Museum in Berlin 1908 A quarter year in Russian Turkestan (study of desert dunes) 1910-1914 Geological works in China (Imperial University in Beijing and later a geological survey on behalf of the Republic of China) 1913 Award of the title of professor by the Prussian Minister of Culture 1914 Participation in World War I in Tsingtau as an officer (Aug.- 1914)1914-1920 In Japanese captivity as a prisoner of war (31.3.1920 again in Germany) 1920 Lectureship for the geology of Northern Germany 1921 Non-official associate professor 1930-1932 Deputy head of the Geological Institute of the University of Berlin (in addition to teaching) 1933-1945 University lecturer (geology) at the University of Berlin 1939 Unscheduled professorship (31.08.1939) 1946 (Jan.) Appointment as Prof. with a teaching assignment at the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at the University of Berlin 1946 Lectureship on "Local History" at the Pedagogical Faculty of the Berlin University 1948 Scientific member of the examination board for the subject "Geography" at the secondary schools (SBZ) 1953 Emeritization 1953-1965 Solger held lectures at the Humboldt University until 1965, so z. B. about the introduction to diluvial geology with 8 hours (11.3.1965) = 28 semester hours 1965 (Nov.) died Description of holdings: Biographical data: 1877 - 1965 Reference: Database; Reference book, 1 vol.

Solger, Friedrich