Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Anton Denikin across 4 places, from 1872 to 1947.
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Anton Ivanovich Denikin (– 7 August 1947) was a Russian military officer of partial Polish origin, who served as a lieutenant general in the Imperial Russian Army and as a leading commander of the anti-Bolshevik White movement during the Russian Civil War.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Anton Denikin was documented, and when
4 December 1872exact date
Włocławekattested“Anton Denikin was born on 4 December 1872 in Włocławek, a town in the Warsaw Governorate of the Russian Empire (present-day Poland).”source: Wikipedia: Anton Denikin
4 December 1872exact date
Warsaw Governorateattested“Anton Denikin was born on 4 December 1872 in Włocławek, a town in the Warsaw Governorate of the Russian Empire (present-day Poland).”source: Wikipedia: Anton Denikin
4 December 1872exact date
Warsawattested“Anton Denikin was born on 4 December 1872 in Włocławek, a town in the Warsaw Governorate of the Russian Empire (present-day Poland).”source: Wikipedia: Anton Denikin
7 August 1947exact date
Ann Arbor, Michiganattested“Anton Denikin died of a heart attack on 7 August 1947, at the age of 74, while staying at a farm near Ann Arbor, Michigan.”source: Wikipedia: Anton Denikin
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1889year
Kievmentioned“Influenced by his father's military background, he chose a military career and, after graduating in 1889, enlisted as a private before entering the Kiev officer candidate school in the autumn of 1890.”source: Wikipedia: Anton Denikin
1905year
Russiamentioned“The war's unpopularity and a series of defeats fueled growing resentment in Russia, culminating in the 1905 Russian Revolution.”source: Wikipedia: Anton Denikin
September 1915month
Lutskmentioned“In September 1915, during the fighting near Łuck, Denikin's division launched a surprise counter-attack, capturing the city and taking nearly 10,000 prisoners.”source: Wikipedia: Anton Denikin
May 1916month
Lutskmentioned“George studded with diamonds for his role in the Łuck breakthrough of May 1916.”source: Wikipedia: Anton Denikin
7 January 1918exact date
Novocherkasskmentioned“Amid the unrest in Novocherkassk, he married Xenia Chizh on 7 January 1918 in a small, private ceremony.”source: Wikipedia: Anton Denikin
March 1920month
Novorossiyskmentioned“By March 1920, the remnants of the White armies were cornered in Novorossiysk.”source: Wikipedia: Anton Denikin
4 April 1920exact date
Crimeamentioned“On 4 April 1920, in the Crimea, Denikin resigned his command in favour of General Wrangel and left Russia aboard a British warship.”source: Wikipedia: Anton Denikin
4 April 1920exact date
Russiamentioned“On 4 April 1920, in the Crimea, Denikin resigned his command in favour of General Wrangel and left Russia aboard a British warship.”source: Wikipedia: Anton Denikin
August 1920month
Hungarymentioned“The Denikins lived in Belgium from August 1920 to May 1922, then moved to Hungary, where life was cheaper.”source: Wikipedia: Anton Denikin
August 1920month
Belgiummentioned“The Denikins lived in Belgium from August 1920 to May 1922, then moved to Hungary, where life was cheaper.”source: Wikipedia: Anton Denikin
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