Ante Pavelić
1889 to 1959
9 documented presences
8 places
Quo Fuit places 9 dated presences for Ante Pavelić across 8 places, from 1910 to 1959. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Ante Pavelić (14 July 1889 – 28 December 1959) was a Croatian politician who founded and headed the Ustaše in 1929 and was dictator of the Independent State of Croatia (NDH), a fascist puppet state built out of parts of occupied Yugoslavia by the authorities of Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy, from 1941 to 1945.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Ante Pavelić was documented, and when
1910year
Zagrebattested
“Pavelić graduated in Zagreb in 1910 and entered the Law Faculty of the University of Zagreb.”
source: Wikipedia: Ante Pavelić
December 1927month
Skopjeattested
“In December 1927, Pavelić defended four Macedonian students in Skopje who were accused of belonging to the Macedonian Youth Secret Revolutionary Organization founded by Ivan Mihailov.”
source: Wikipedia: Ante Pavelić
1939year
Sienaattested
“After that, Pavelić was put under house arrest in Siena, where he lived until 1939.”
source: Wikipedia: Ante Pavelić
January 1943month
Germanyattested
“In January 1943, Glaise told Pavelić that it would be better for everyone "if all concentration camps in the NDH were closed and their inmates sent to work in Germany".”
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December 1944month
Radstadtattested
“The group made it into the American occupation zone and by 18 May arrived at the village of Leingreith near Radstadt where Pavelić's wife Mara and their two daughters had been living after leaving the NDH in December 1944.”
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6 November 1948exact date
Buenos Airesattested
“Pavelić arrived in Buenos Aires on 6 November 1948, on the Italian merchant ship Sestriere, where he initially lived with the former Ustaša and writer Vinko Nikolić.”
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1954year
Buenos Airesattested
“In 1954, Pavelić met with Milan Stojadinović, a former Royal Yugoslav Prime Minister, who also lived in Buenos Aires.”
source: Wikipedia: Ante Pavelić
1959year
Paraguayattested
“Reports circulated that Pavelić had fled to Paraguay to work for the Stroessner regime; his Spanish asylum became known only in late 1959.”
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28 December 1959exact date
Madridattested
“Pavelić died on 28 December 1959 at the Hospital Alemán in Madrid, aged 70, from the wounds he had sustained in the assassination attempt.”
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Places Ante Pavelić is documented in
Buenos Aires2 presences · 1948 to 1954Germany1 presence · 1943Madrid1 presence · 1959Paraguay1 presence · 1959Siena1 presence · 1939Zagreb1 presence · 1910
Radstadt1 presence · 1944
Skopje1 presence · 1927
Other places tied to Ante Pavelić in the record
In each of these, a source puts Ante Pavelić and the place in the same dated sentence without stating that Ante Pavelić 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.
1909year
Karlovacmentioned
“In 1909 he finished his sixth-year classes in Karlovac.”
source: Wikipedia: Ante Pavelić
1919year
Nazi Germanymentioned
“Disappointed with relations between the Italians and the Ustaše organization, Pavelić became closer to Nazi Germany, who promised to change the map of Europe fixed under the 1919 Treaty of Versailles.”
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1921year
Zagrebmentioned
“At the 1921 local elections in Zagreb, Pavelić was elected member of the city assembly.”
source: Wikipedia: Ante Pavelić
1921year
Belgradementioned
“Ivica Peršić, a Croatian politician from the competing faction, wrote in his memoir how Pavelić's 1921 election significantly raised the standing of his law office in Zagreb – a number of rich Jewish clients paid him to obtain Yugoslav c…”
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June 1927month
Parismentioned
“In June 1927, Pavelić represented Zagreb County at the European Congress of Cities in Paris.”
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1928year
Zagrebmentioned
“In mid-1928, the leaders of the Croatian Bloc, Trumbić and Pavelić, addressed the Italian consul in Zagreb to gain support for the Croatian struggle against regime of King Alexander.”
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1929year
Kingdom of Yugoslaviamentioned
“Pavelić held the position of the Party of Rights secretary until 1929, the beginning of the 6 January Dictatorship in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia.”
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20 January 1929exact date
Austriamentioned
“Because of the threat of arrest, Pavelić escaped during a surveillance lapse and went to Austria on the night of 19/20 January 1929.”
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March 1929month
Zagrebmentioned
“In March 1929, the Ustaše commenced a campaign of terrorism within Yugoslavia with the assassination of Toni Schlegel in Zagreb.”
source: Wikipedia: Ante Pavelić
April 1929month
Sofiamentioned
“After establishing contact with the Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization in April 1929, he and Perčec went to Sofia in Bulgaria.”
source: Wikipedia: Ante Pavelić
April 1929month
Bulgariamentioned
“After establishing contact with the Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization in April 1929, he and Perčec went to Sofia in Bulgaria.”
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25 September 1929exact date
Viennamentioned
“Because of the Yugoslav verdict, on 25 September 1929 Pavelić was arrested in Vienna and expelled to Germany.”
source: Wikipedia: Ante Pavelić
25 September 1929exact date
Germanymentioned
“Because of the Yugoslav verdict, on 25 September 1929 Pavelić was arrested in Vienna and expelled to Germany.”
source: Wikipedia: Ante Pavelić
1931year
Italymentioned
“With financial help from Mussolini, in 1931 Pavelić established terrorist training camps, first in Bovegno in the Brescia region, and encouraged the foundation of such camps all around Italy.”
source: Wikipedia: Ante Pavelić
1931year
1931year
1932year
1932year
1 June 1933exact date
October 1934month
17 October 1934exact date
5 May 1935exact date
March 1936month
1937year
Documented at the same place, the same year
Josef MengeleParaguay · 1959Alfredo Di StéfanoBuenos Aires · 1954Miguel Ángel AsturiasBuenos Aires · 1954Vjekoslav LuburićMadrid · 1959Frida BoccaraMadrid · 1959Richard von WeizsäckerGermany · 1943Dietrich Fischer-DieskauGermany · 1943Eduard KhilGermany · 1943Henri GiraudGermany · 1943Che GuevaraUniversity of Buenos Aires · 1948John DemjanjukUniversity of Buenos Aires · 1948Prince Aimone, Duke of AostaUniversity of Buenos Aires · 1948
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