Andranik
1865 to 1927
9 documented presences
9 places
Quo Fuit places 9 dated presences for Andranik across 9 places, from 1907 to 1927. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Andranik Ozanian, commonly known as General Andranik or simply Andranik (25 February 1865 to 31 August 1927), was an Armenian military commander and statesman, widely regarded as the preeminent fedayi and a seminal figure of the Armenian national liberation movement.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Andranik was documented, and when
1907year
Viennaattested
“In early 1907, Andranik traveled to Vienna to attend the fourth Congress of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF).”
source: Wikipedia: Andranik
May 1913month
Varna, Bulgariaattested
“He disbanded his company in May 1913, and "retired to a village near Varna, and lived as a farmer until August 1914".”
source: Wikipedia: Andranik
1914year
Kingdom of Bulgariaattested
“With the outbreak of World War I in 1914, Andranik left his quiet life in Bulgaria to return to Russia.”
source: Wikipedia: Andranik
1914year
Russiaattested
“With the outbreak of World War I in 1914, Andranik left his quiet life in Bulgaria to return to Russia.”
source: Wikipedia: Andranik
1919year
Franceattested
“In 1919, during his visit to France, Andranik was bestowed the title of Legion of Honor Officier by President Raymond Poincaré.”
source: Wikipedia: Andranik
1922year
Fresno, Californiaattested
“Andranik and Nevarte moved to the United States and settled in Fresno, California in 1922.”
source: Wikipedia: Andranik
1922year
United Statesattested
“Andranik and Nevarte moved to the United States and settled in Fresno, California in 1922.”
source: Wikipedia: Andranik
31 August 1927exact date
Richardson Springs, Californiaattested
“According to his death certificate found in the Butte County, California records, Andranik died from angina on 31 August 1927 at Richardson Springs, California.”
source: Wikipedia: Andranik
31 August 1927exact date
Butte County, Californiaattested
“According to his death certificate found in the Butte County, California records, Andranik died from angina on 31 August 1927 at Richardson Springs, California.”
source: Wikipedia: Andranik
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Places Andranik is documented in
France1 presence · 1919Russia1 presence · 1914United States1 presence · 1922Vienna1 presence · 1907
Butte County, California1 presence · 1927
Fresno, California1 presence · 1922
Kingdom of Bulgaria1 presence · 1914
Richardson Springs, California1 presence · 1927
Varna, Bulgaria1 presence · 1913
Other places tied to Andranik in the record
In each of these, a source puts Andranik and the place in the same dated sentence without stating that Andranik was there. They are kept apart from the timeline above for exactly that reason: a mention is not a presence, and Quo Fuit does not quietly promote one into the other.
November 1901month
Macedonia (region)mentioned
“Walker notes, European diplomatic attention was diverted by the crisis in Macedonia, and Imperial Russia was "in no mood for reactivating the Armenian question." In November 1901, the fedayi engaged Ottoman forces in the Battle of Holy A…”
source: Wikipedia: Andranik
1904year
Lake Vanmentioned
“In a final tactical retreat in late 1904, Andranik and his surviving men reached Lake Van, crossing to Aghtamar Island before escaping to Persia via Van.”
source: Wikipedia: Andranik
1904year
Aghtamar Islandmentioned
“In a final tactical retreat in late 1904, Andranik and his surviving men reached Lake Van, crossing to Aghtamar Island before escaping to Persia via Van.”
source: Wikipedia: Andranik
1904year
Persiamentioned
“In a final tactical retreat in late 1904, Andranik and his surviving men reached Lake Van, crossing to Aghtamar Island before escaping to Persia via Van.”
source: Wikipedia: Andranik
1904 to 1906period
Genevamentioned
“In 1906, while in Geneva, he published a treatise on military tactics that drew heavily from his strategic experiences during the 1904 Sasun uprising.”
source: Wikipedia: Andranik
1905year
Genevamentioned
“The Western Armenian writer Siamanto wrote a poem entitled "Andranik", which was published in Geneva in 1905.”
source: Wikipedia: Andranik
1906 to 1913period
Yerevanmentioned
“In 1913, Leon Trotsky described Andranik as "a hero of song and legend." Italian diplomat and historian Luigi Villari wrote in 1906 that he met a priest from Turkish Armenia in Erivan who "sang the war-song of Antranik, the leader of Arm…”
source: Wikipedia: Andranik
1906 to 1913period
Turkeymentioned
“In 1913, Leon Trotsky described Andranik as "a hero of song and legend." Italian diplomat and historian Luigi Villari wrote in 1906 that he met a priest from Turkish Armenia in Erivan who "sang the war-song of Antranik, the leader of Arm…”
source: Wikipedia: Andranik
1908year
Istanbulmentioned
“Following the Young Turk Revolution in 1908, the ARF attempted to reconcile with Andranik, inviting him to relocate to Constantinople and stand for election to the Ottoman parliament.”
source: Wikipedia: Andranik
April 1915month
Iranian Azerbaijanmentioned
“Andranik’s battalion particularly distinguished itself at the Battle of Dilman in April 1915; the victory there, achieved alongside Russian forces under General Tovmas Nazarbekian, successfully halted the Ottoman attempt to invade the Ca…”
source: Wikipedia: Andranik
1917year
South Caucasusmentioned
“Through late 1917, Andranik remained in the South Caucasus, prioritizing humanitarian relief for the massive influx of Armenian refugees.”
source: Wikipedia: Andranik
28 May 1918exact date
Battle of Sardarabadmentioned
“Following the successful containment of Ottoman forces at Sardarabad, the Armenian National Council declared the independence of the Russian Armenian territories on 28 May 1918.”
source: Wikipedia: Andranik
June 1918month
Dilijanmentioned
“In early June 1918, Andranik departed from Dilijan accompanied by thousands of refugees.”
source: Wikipedia: Andranik
December 1918month
Nagorno-Karabakhmentioned
“In December 1918, Andranik withdrew from Karabakh to Goris, where he met with British officers who suggested his units remain in Zangezur for the winter.”
source: Wikipedia: Andranik
December 1918month
1919year
22 March 1919exact date
13 April 1919exact date
15 May 1922exact date
February 1926month
February 1926month
29 January 1928exact date
29 January 1928exact date
29 January 1928exact date
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Sources
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