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* 30.08.1869
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Großgorschütz (Oberschlesien)
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Born at 30 August in Großgorschütz (Upper Silesia)
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1890 - 1891
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Berlin
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Studies of mathematics and physics in Berlin
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1891 - 1893
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Military service
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1893 - 1897
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Berlin
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Studies of mechanical and eletrical engineering at the TH Charlottenburg
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1897
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Berlin
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Assistant Slabys
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1898
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Electrical engineer in Oberspree cable factory; Continued work on wireless telegraphy and development of the system Slaby-Arco
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1903
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Acquisition of technical management of the newly formed Telefunken company
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1906
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Start of the construction of the station Nauen
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1909
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Equipment of the station with a quenched-spark transmitter
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1912
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Putting the high-frequency machine transmitter in Nauen in operation
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1923
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Foundation of the Society of Friends of the New Russia, whose chairman was Count Arco for several years
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† 05.05.1940
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Berlin
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Died at 05 May in Berlin
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