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Gross, Hans, 1860-1924

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Personal name headingGross, Hans, 1860-1924
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Variant(s)Gross, H., 1860-1924
Gross, Rudolf Hermann, 1860-1924
Gross, Herbert, 1860-1924
Gross, Hans Georg Friedrich, 1860-1924
Other standard no.62311418
Birth date18600504
Death date19240227
Place of birthSzamotuły (Poland)
Place of deathBerlin (Germany)
Field of activityAeronautics
AffiliationDeutscher Verein zur Förderung der Luftschiffahrt
Internationale Kommission für Wissenschaftliche Luftschiffahrt
Profession or occupationAeronautical engineers Balloonists
Found inMoedebeck, Hermann W. L. Die Pioniere der Luftschiffahrt, 1909: Biographien der Pioniere (Gross, Hans, geb. 5.5. 1860 zu Samter, Provinz Posen; Major u. Kommand. d. preuss. Luftschifferbataill., aeronaut. Schriftst. Erb. d. Militär-Versuchsluftsch. ... Mitgl. der Intern. Kommiss. für wissenschaftl. Luftschiffahrt)
DNB in VIAF, 19 July 2021 (Gross, Hans, 1860-1924; variants: Gross, H.; Gross, Rudolf Hermann; Gross, Herbert; born on 4 May 1860; died 27 February 1925; German airship designer and balloonist)
Wikipedia (German), 19 July 2021 (Hans Georg Friedrich Gross; born in Samter, 4 May 1860; died in Berlin, 27 February 1924; Prussian balloonist and designer of military airships; 1882 Second Lieutenant, Ingenieur-und Pioniertruppe of the Prussian Army; 1886 transfered to the Luftschiffer-Abteilung; 1906, Commander of the Königlich-Preussischen Luftschiffer-Bataillons 2; 1913, Lieutenant Colonel Inspector of the Inspektion der Telegraphen-Truppen in Karlsruhe; by 1918, Major General, Chef der Feldtelegrafie des Heeres; participated in the Deutschen Verein zur Förderung der Luftschifffahrt's scientific balloon flights; designed and tested the balloons M.W., Humboldt, and Phönix; collaborated with Nikolaus Basenach to construct the first German military airship, a semi-rigid design designated the Gross-Basenach-type)