Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Ananda Mahidol across 4 places, from 1928 to 1946.
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Ananda Mahidol (20 September 1925 to 9 June 1946) was the eighth king of Siam (later Thailand) from the Chakri dynasty, titled Rama VIII.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Ananda Mahidol was documented, and when
1928year
Harvard Universityattested“The family returned to Thailand in 1928 after Prince Mahidol finished his medical studies at Harvard University.”source: Wikipedia: Ananda Mahidol
1928year
Thailandattested“The family returned to Thailand in 1928 after Prince Mahidol finished his medical studies at Harvard University.”source: Wikipedia: Ananda Mahidol
9 June 1946exact date
Guy's Hospitalattested“Keith Simpson, pathologist to the British Home Office and founding chairman of the Department of Forensic Medicine at Guy's Hospital in London, performed a forensic analysis of the king's death and recounted the following sequence of eve…”source: Wikipedia: Ananda Mahidol
9 June 1946exact date
Londonattested“Keith Simpson, pathologist to the British Home Office and founding chairman of the Department of Forensic Medicine at Guy's Hospital in London, performed a forensic analysis of the king's death and recounted the following sequence of eve…”source: Wikipedia: Ananda Mahidol
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1927year
Parismentioned“He went with his parents to Paris, Lausanne, and then to Massachusetts, when in 1927, his uncle, King Prajadhipok, issued a royal edict elevating him to the higher princely class of Phra Worawong Ther Phra Ong Chao (this edict also benef…”source: Wikipedia: Ananda Mahidol
1927year
Massachusettsmentioned“He went with his parents to Paris, Lausanne, and then to Massachusetts, when in 1927, his uncle, King Prajadhipok, issued a royal edict elevating him to the higher princely class of Phra Worawong Ther Phra Ong Chao (this edict also benef…”source: Wikipedia: Ananda Mahidol
1932year
Bangkokmentioned“He briefly attended Debsirin School in Bangkok before the revolution in 1932 ended the absolute monarchy and raised the possibility that King Prajadhipok might abdicate.”source: Wikipedia: Ananda Mahidol
1933year
Lausannementioned“It was then suggested that Mom Sangwal and her children return to Lausanne, and when they did so in 1933, the official reason given was for the health and further education of the princes.”source: Wikipedia: Ananda Mahidol
1938year
Siammentioned“In 1938, at age thirteen, Ananda Mahidol visited Siam for the first time as its monarch.”source: Wikipedia: Ananda Mahidol
January 1946month
Bangkokmentioned“Louis Mountbatten, Earl Mountbatten of Burma, the British commander in Southeast Asia, visited Bangkok in January 1946 and described the king as "a frightened, short-sighted boy, his sloping shoulders and thin chest behung with gorgeous…”source: Wikipedia: Ananda Mahidol
9 June 1946exact date
University of Lausannementioned“On 9 June 1946, the king was found shot dead in his bedroom in the Boromphiman Throne Hall (a modern residential palace located in the Grand Palace), only four days before he was scheduled to return to Switzerland to finish his doctoral…”source: Wikipedia: Ananda Mahidol
9 June 1946exact date
Switzerlandmentioned“On 9 June 1946, the king was found shot dead in his bedroom in the Boromphiman Throne Hall (a modern residential palace located in the Grand Palace), only four days before he was scheduled to return to Switzerland to finish his doctoral…”source: Wikipedia: Ananda Mahidol
14 June 1946exact date
US State Departmentmentioned“On 14 June 1946, Yost met with Pridi Banomyong and made the following report to the US State Department: "[Pridi spoke] very frankly about the whole situation and ascribed the King's death to an accident, but it was obvious that the poss…”source: Wikipedia: Ananda Mahidol
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