Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Béla Guttmann across 3 places, from 1919 to 1929.
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Béla Guttmann (27 January 1899 – 28 August 1981) was a Hungarian footballer and coach.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Béla Guttmann was documented, and when
1919 to 1922period
Viennaattested“In 1922, Guttmann moved to Vienna, Austria, to escape the antisemitism in Hungary of the Admiral Horthy regime, as during 1919 to 1921 counter-revolutionary soldiers carried out repressive violence to destroy any supporters of Hungary's…”source: Wikipedia: Béla Guttmann
1919 to 1922period
Hungaryattested“In 1922, Guttmann moved to Vienna, Austria, to escape the antisemitism in Hungary of the Admiral Horthy regime, as during 1919 to 1921 counter-revolutionary soldiers carried out repressive violence to destroy any supporters of Hungary's…”source: Wikipedia: Béla Guttmann
1929year
New Yorkattested“As well as playing football, while in New York, Guttmann also taught dance, bought into a speakeasy, invested in the stock market, and almost lost everything after the Wall Street crash of 1929.”source: Wikipedia: Béla Guttmann
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1922 to 1933period
Viennamentioned“In Vienna he joined the all-Jewish club Hakoah Wien and played for them as their centre back from 1922 to 1926 and in 1933.”source: Wikipedia: Béla Guttmann
April 1926month
New Yorkmentioned“In April 1926, the Hakoah Wien squad sailed to New York to begin a ten-match tour of the United States.”source: Wikipedia: Béla Guttmann
1932year
Austriamentioned“Guttmann returned to Europe in 1932 and in the years before the outbreak of the Second World War he coached teams in Austria, The Netherlands, and Hungary.”source: Wikipedia: Béla Guttmann
March 1944month
Újpestmentioned“During the destruction of Hungarian Jewry, after the Nazis occupied Hungary in March 1944 and sent most of Hungary's Jews to Nazi concentration camps where they were killed, Guttmann initially hid in an attic in Újpest, aided by his non-…”source: Wikipedia: Béla Guttmann
December 1944month
Auschwitz concentration campmentioned“Who cared, you had to forget all about it." He escaped in December 1944, just before he was about to be sent to Auschwitz concentration camp, together with Ernest Erbstein, another famous Jewish-Hungarian coach.”source: Wikipedia: Béla Guttmann
July 1945month
Budapestmentioned“After the war, Guttmann briefly took charge at Budapest side Vasas from July 1945–1946.”source: Wikipedia: Béla Guttmann
Brazilmentioned“Guttmann then stayed on in Brazil and took charge in 1957 of São Paulo and with a team that included Dino Sani, Mauro, and Zizinho, won the São Paulo State Championship in 1957.”source: Wikipedia: Béla Guttmann
1958year
Brazilmentioned“It was while in Brazil that he helped popularise the 4–2–4 formation, which had been pioneered by fellow countrymen Márton Bukovi and Gusztáv Sebes, and was subsequently used by Brazil as they won the 1958 FIFA World Cup.”source: Wikipedia: Béla Guttmann
1958year
Portugalmentioned“In 1958, Guttmann arrived in Portugal and embarked on the most successful spell of his career.”source: Wikipedia: Béla Guttmann
1977year
Polo Groundsmentioned“On 1 May, a crowd of 46,000 watched them play an American Soccer League XI at the Polo Grounds, a US record for a soccer game until 1977.”source: Wikipedia: Béla Guttmann
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