Marcus Cyron
German Wikimedian
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Summary
Marcus Cyron was born on January 6, 1976[1], in Rüdersdorf bei Berlin[2]. He has worked as a Wikimedian[3], activist[4], and photographer[5].
Key Facts
- Mother: Beate Cyron[6]
- Country of citizenship: Germany[7]
- Native language: German[8]
- Field of work: Wikipedia[9], museology[10], biathlon[11], winter sport[12], classical studies[13], pottery of ancient Greece[14], Wikimedia Commons[15], classical antiquity[16], Margraviate of Brandenburg[17], Schöneiche bei Berlin[18], luge[19], sports photography[20], Youth Olympic Games[21], beach handball[22]
- Employer: Wikimedia Deutschland[23]
- Educated at: Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin[24], Freie Universität Berlin[25]
- Notable work: Wikipedia und Geschichtswissenschaft[26], Alles über Wikipedia und die Menschen hinter der größten Enzyklopädie der Welt[27], Archaeologisches Nachrichtenblatt[28], Der Holznagel[29], Integrating Archaeology[30], History sells! Angewandte Geschichte als Wissenschaft und Markt[31], Cultural heritage of the state of Brandenburg on the Internet[32], Archäologische Informationen[33], Q120450929[34], MosaPedia[35]
- Award received: Zedler Medal[36], Wikipedia:WikiOwl[37]
- Member of: Freunde der Antike auf der Museumsinsel Berlin[38], Winckelmann-Gesellschaft[39], Archäologische Gesellschaft in Berlin und Brandenburg[40], Archaeological Society of Berlin[41], Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft[42], Deutsche Orient-Gesellschaft[43], Verein von Altertumsfreunden im Rheinlande[44], Mediävistikverband[45], Wikimedia Austria[46], Wikimedia Deutschland[47], Wikimedia Belgium[48], WikiBär[49]
- Religion or worldview: atheism[50]
- Sex or gender: male[51]
- Commons category: Marcus Cyron[52]
- Residence: Schöneiche bei Berlin[53]
- Family name: Cyron[54]
- Given name: Marcus[55]
- Pseudonym: Kenwilliams[56]
- Work location: Schöneiche bei Berlin[57], Cologne[58], Berlin[59]
- Email address: mailto:marcus.cyron@wikipedia.de[60]
- Relative: Walter Hochmuth[61], Renate Hochmuth[62], Ursel Hochmuth[63], Birgit Hochmuth[64], Thomas Ziolko[65], Frank Quednau[66]
- Medical condition: ankylosing spondylitis[67]
- Student of: Klaus-Peter Johne[68]
FAQs
Where was Marcus Cyron born?
Marcus Cyron's place of birth was Rüdersdorf bei Berlin[2].
Who were Marcus Cyron's parents?
Marcus Cyron's mother was Beate Cyron[6].
What did Marcus Cyron do for work?
Marcus Cyron worked as a Wikimedian[3], activist[4], and photographer[5].
Where did Marcus Cyron go to school?
Marcus Cyron was educated at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin[24] and Freie Universität Berlin[25].
What awards did Marcus Cyron receive?
Honors received include Zedler Medal[36] and Wikipedia:WikiOwl[37].