Leo Leixner

Leo Leixner was an Austrian journalist, war correspondent and photographer (1908–1942). He was born at Thörl-Maglern and died at Krasnodar.

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Identity

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Leo Leixner is recorded as having received Iron Cross, 1st class, Iron Cross, 2nd class and Anschluss Medal. Leo Leixner is recorded as journalist, war correspondent and photographer. Leo Leixner is recorded with the citizenship of Cisleithania and Austria. Leo Leixner is recorded at birth as Leopold Leixner.

Authority records

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Leo Leixner is established in the international name authorities as Wikidata Q27924793.

Chronology

  1. 1908Leo Leixner born at Thörl-Maglern.
  2. 1908Leo Leixner was born in 1908 at Thörl-Maglern.
  3. 1942Leo Leixner died at Krasnodar.
  4. 1942Leo Leixner died in 1942 at Krasnodar.

Connections

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Distinctions

  • Anschluss MedalTerminology

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  • Iron CrossTerminology

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Studied at

  • University of GrazOrganisation

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Sources

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  1. 1.

    “Leo Leixner”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading

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  2. 2.

    Wikidata, structured authority record Q27924793: Leo Leixner

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