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  • MysterySinger
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    Amazing what comes to light. No jokes about him having been on a slippery slope.

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  • Fantomas
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    There is a memorial to an Albert Backert in the Tyrol region of Austria. The inscription reads:


    Member of the section of ski of the Club from Vosge of Guebwiller which got lost in the snow and the fog in Glashütte to die from exhaustion on this place, on February 18th, 1911. (Vosges)

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  • Debra A
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    Hi Chris,
    I did post a bit of this Bachert stuff but it was on JTR forums and spread over a couple of different threads, mainly to do with Albert's politics and the radicals involvement with the WVC. I think he most likely did emigrate myself too, after briefly and unsuccessfully trying to revive his political career in Bristol, he disappears from press mention altogether....and that wasn't like Albert at all!

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  • Chris Scott
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    Albert Backert - did he emigrate?

    When I was working on the Backert section of the "Cast of Thousands" I was never able to find a date of death for Backert. The article might explain this, as it intimates that he intended to emigrate.

    Reynolds Newspaper
    18 June 1893
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