Death of Oberst Friedrich Tobis

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Death of Oberst Friedrich Tobis

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Post by IanE » 07 Jan 2022, 02:45

I am after information on the death of Oberst Friedrich Tobis. I believe he was killed/died (natural causes?) 20 February 1916.
What I would like to know where was he when he died? What function was he fulfilling (if any) and if at all possible his place of birth (12 November 1860?).

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Post by GregSingh » 07 Jan 2022, 03:32

According to his obituary he died "after long severe illness". He was a commander of IR 33.
Service was held at the Chapel of Garnisonsspital Nr.1 - Wien. Burial at the family's grave in Preßburg.
Dates match those from the grave at St. Andrew's Cemetery in Bratislava.


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Post by IanE » 08 Jan 2022, 01:19

Thanks Greg.

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Post by JakeV » 08 Jan 2022, 15:20

Hi Ian (and happy new year!)

Friedrich Tobis (Marburg an der Drau, 12.11.1860 - 20.02.1916, Wien-Hütteldorf)

Tobis died in the Landessanatorium „Am Steinhof“. Cause of death was given as "progressive Paralyse", i.e. neurosyphilis.

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Post by IanE » 08 Jan 2022, 22:53

Jake,
A belated Happy and prosperous 2022 and thank you for the information; much appreciated.

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