Quo Fuit places 5 dated presences for Boris Nemtsov across 4 places, from 1959 to 2015.
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Boris Yefimovich Nemtsov (9 October 1959 to 27 February 2015) was a Russian physicist, liberal statesman and politician, opposition leader and outspoken critic of Vladimir Putin.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Boris Nemtsov was documented, and when
1959year
Sochiattested“Boris Yefimovich Nemtsov was born in Sochi in 1959 to Yefim Davidovich Nemtsov and Dina Yakovlevna Nemtsova (née Eidman).”source: Wikipedia: Boris Nemtsov
1976 to 1981period
N. I. Lobachevsky State University of Nizhny Novgorodattested“From 1976 to 1981, Nemtsov studied physics at State University of Gorky in the city of Gorky, receiving a degree in 1981.”source: Wikipedia: Boris Nemtsov
March 2010month
Sochiattested“In a March 2010 interview, Nemtsov criticized the decision to hold a Winter Olympics in Sochi, saying that Putin had "found one of the only places in Russia where there is no snow in the winter.”source: Wikipedia: Boris Nemtsov
March 2010month
Russiaattested“In a March 2010 interview, Nemtsov criticized the decision to hold a Winter Olympics in Sochi, saying that Putin had "found one of the only places in Russia where there is no snow in the winter.”source: Wikipedia: Boris Nemtsov
August 2015month
Red Squareattested“Nemtsov's murdered body in the middle of the night on the bridge to Red Square." In August 2015, Nemtsov's daughter Zhanna Nemtsova was the recipient of Poland's Solidarity Prize for her father's work.”source: Wikipedia: Boris Nemtsov
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N. I. Lobachevsky State University of Nizhny Novgorod1 presence · 1976
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1985year
N. I. Lobachevsky State University of Nizhny Novgorodmentioned“Aged 25 in 1985, he defended his dissertation for a PhD in Physics and Mathematics from the State University of Gorky.”source: Wikipedia: Boris Nemtsov
1990year
Radiophysical Research Institutementioned“Until 1990, he worked as a research fellow at the Radiophysical Research Institute, and produced more than 60 academic publications related to quantum physics, thermodynamics and acoustics.”source: Wikipedia: Boris Nemtsov
1993year
Nizhny Novgorodmentioned“Nemtsov's reforms won praise from former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, who visited Nizhny Novgorod in 1993.”source: Wikipedia: Boris Nemtsov
1997 to 2008period
Moscowmentioned“Memoirs: *"Provincial" – 1997 *"Provincial in Moscow" – 1999 * Confessions of a rebel – 2007 Beginning in 2008, Nemtsov and Vladimir Milov published several white papers criticising Putin's government and proposing alternative ways of de…”source: Wikipedia: Boris Nemtsov
February 2000month
State Dumamentioned“Nemtsov himself was elected to the State Duma, or lower house of Parliament, and became its Deputy Speaker in February 2000.”source: Wikipedia: Boris Nemtsov
2003year
Kremlinmentioned“By 2003, Nemtsov was in a difficult political position – while he vehemently believed President Vladimir Putin's policies were rolling back democracy and civic freedoms in Russia, he needed to collaborate with the powerful co-chairman of…”source: Wikipedia: Boris Nemtsov
2003year
Russiamentioned“By 2003, Nemtsov was in a difficult political position – while he vehemently believed President Vladimir Putin's policies were rolling back democracy and civic freedoms in Russia, he needed to collaborate with the powerful co-chairman of…”source: Wikipedia: Boris Nemtsov
December 2011month
Russiamentioned“Nemtsov had befriended Michael McFaul, probably at some point before the latter was named US Ambassador to Russia in December 2011.”source: Wikipedia: Boris Nemtsov
May 2013month
Russiamentioned“Entitled "Putin the Thief", this report stated that Putin's decade in power had seen "an extraordinary increase in the abuse of power and corruption." The report described Putin's corruption in detail and said that it far exceeded "the s…”source: Wikipedia: Boris Nemtsov
26 August 2014exact date
Ukrainementioned“War” on August 26, 2014, Nemtsov appealed to the Russian armed forces to stop the invasion of eastern Ukraine At any moment you may be sent (and some have already been sent) to fight in Ukraine.”source: Wikipedia: Boris Nemtsov
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