Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Antonio Gramsci across 4 places, from 1911 to 1937.
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Antonio Francesco Gramsci (22 January 1891 – 27 April 1937) was an Italian Marxist philosopher, journalist and politician.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Antonio Gramsci was documented, and when
1911year
University of Turinattested“In 1911, Gramsci won a scholarship to study at the University of Turin, sitting the exam at the same time as Palmiro Togliatti.”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Gramsci
1933year
Formiaattested“In 1933, he was moved from the prison at Turi to a clinic at Formia; he was still being denied adequate medical attention.”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Gramsci
1936year
Russiaattested“Gramsci's grandson, Antonio Jr., speculated that Gramsci had been working with the Soviet government to facilitate a move to Moscow, but changed course as the political climate in Russia intensified in 1936.”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Gramsci
21 April 1937exact date
Sardiniaattested“He was due for release on 21 April 1937 and planned to retire to Sardinia for convalescence, but a combination of arteriosclerosis, pulmonary tuberculosis, high blood pressure, angina, gout, and acute gastric disorders meant that he was…”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Gramsci
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1913year
Turinmentioned“Gramsci joined the Italian Socialist Party (PSI) in late 1913, where he would later occupy a key position and observe from Turin the Russian Revolution.”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Gramsci
1919 to 1920period
Turinmentioned“In the course of tactical debates within the party, Gramsci's group mainly stood out due to its advocacy of workers' councils, which had come into existence in Turin spontaneously during the large strikes of 1919 and 1920.”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Gramsci
1922year
Russiamentioned“In 1922, Gramsci travelled to Russia as a representative of the new party.”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Gramsci
1923year
Viennamentioned“At the end of 1923, Gramsci travelled from Moscow to Vienna, where he tried to revive a party torn by factional strife.”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Gramsci
1923year
Moscowmentioned“At the end of 1923, Gramsci travelled from Moscow to Vienna, where he tried to revive a party torn by factional strife.”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Gramsci
January 1926month
Italymentioned“At its Lyon Congress in January 1926, Gramsci's theses calling for a united front to restore democracy to Italy were adopted by the party.”source: Wikipedia: Antonio Gramsci
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