Boris Yeltsin
1931 to 2007
9 documented presences
8 places
Quo Fuit places 9 dated presences for Boris Yeltsin across 8 places, from 1932 to 2001. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin (1 February 1931 – 23 April 2007) was a Soviet and Russian politician who served as President of Russia from 1991 to 1999.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Boris Yeltsin was documented, and when
1932year
Kazanattested
“In 1932, Yeltsin's parents moved to Kazan, where Yeltsin attended kindergarten.”
source: Wikipedia: Boris Yeltsin
1979year
Yekaterinburgattested
“In 1979 Yeltsin and his family moved into a five-room apartment at the Working Youth Embankment in Sverdlovsk.”
source: Wikipedia: Boris Yeltsin
September 1989month
United Statesattested
“An article in Pravda described Yeltsin as drunk at a lecture during his visit to the United States in September 1989, an allegation which appeared to be confirmed by a TV account of his speech; however, popular dissatisfaction with the r…”
source: Wikipedia: Boris Yeltsin
16 September 1989exact date
Texasattested
“On 16 September 1989, during a tour of the United States, Yeltsin toured a medium-sized grocery store (Randalls) in Texas.”
source: Wikipedia: Boris Yeltsin
March 1992month
Chinaattested
“China invited Yeltsin to visit China in March 1992.”
source: Wikipedia: Boris Yeltsin
1997year
Kremlinattested
“This was discussed by journalist Yelena Tregubova from the Kremlin pool in connection with an episode during Yeltsin's visit to Stockholm in 1997, when Yeltsin suddenly started talking nonsense (he allegedly told his bemused audience tha…”
source: Wikipedia: Boris Yeltsin
1997year
Stockholmattested
“This was discussed by journalist Yelena Tregubova from the Kremlin pool in connection with an episode during Yeltsin's visit to Stockholm in 1997, when Yeltsin suddenly started talking nonsense (he allegedly told his bemused audience tha…”
source: Wikipedia: Boris Yeltsin
12 June 2001exact date
Ministry of Defence (Russia)attested
“A VCIOM survey carried out in 2001, over two years after Yeltsin's resignation, showed the public's mostly negative perception of the former president at the time: Another VCIOM survey, carried out in 2010, showed the continuing unpopula…”
source: Wikipedia: Boris Yeltsin
12 June 2001exact date
Yekaterinburgattested
“A VCIOM survey carried out in 2001, over two years after Yeltsin's resignation, showed the public's mostly negative perception of the former president at the time: Another VCIOM survey, carried out in 2010, showed the continuing unpopula…”
source: Wikipedia: Boris Yeltsin
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Places Boris Yeltsin is documented in
Yekaterinburg2 presences · 1979 to 2001
China1 presence · 1992Kazan1 presence · 1932Stockholm1 presence · 1997Texas1 presence · 1989United States1 presence · 1989Kremlin1 presence · 1997
Ministry of Defence (Russia)1 presence · 2001
Other places tied to Boris Yeltsin in the record
In each of these, a source puts Boris Yeltsin and the place in the same dated sentence without stating that Boris Yeltsin 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.
1934year
Serov (town)mentioned
“There, Nikolai and Ignatii's other children were allowed to join the local kolkhoz (collective farm), but Ignatii himself was not; he and his wife, Anna, were exiled in 1934 to Nadezhdinsk, where he died two years later.”
source: Wikipedia: Boris Yeltsin
1934year
Dmitrovmentioned
“There, in 1934, the OGPU state security services arrested Nikolai, accused him of anti-Soviet agitation, and sentenced him to three years in the Dmitrov labor camp.”
source: Wikipedia: Boris Yeltsin
1939 to 1945period
Bereznikimentioned
“Between 1939 and 1945, Yeltsin received a primary education at Berezniki's Railway School Number 95.”
source: Wikipedia: Boris Yeltsin
September 1949month
Ural State Technical Universitymentioned
“In September 1949, Yeltsin was admitted to the Ural Polytechnic Institute (UPI) in Sverdlovsk.”
source: Wikipedia: Boris Yeltsin
September 1949month
Yekaterinburgmentioned
“In September 1949, Yeltsin was admitted to the Ural Polytechnic Institute (UPI) in Sverdlovsk.”
source: Wikipedia: Boris Yeltsin
1953year
Soviet Unionmentioned
“During the summer 1953 break, he traveled across the Soviet Union, touring the Volga, central Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, and Georgia; much of the travel was achieved by hitchhiking on freight trains.”
source: Wikipedia: Boris Yeltsin
1953year
Volgamentioned
“During the summer 1953 break, he traveled across the Soviet Union, touring the Volga, central Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, and Georgia; much of the travel was achieved by hitchhiking on freight trains.”
source: Wikipedia: Boris Yeltsin
June 1963month
Yekaterinburgmentioned
“In June 1963, Yeltsin was reassigned to the Sverdlovsk House-Building Combine as its head engineer, and in December 1965 became the combine's director.”
source: Wikipedia: Boris Yeltsin
1975year
Sverdlovsk Oblastmentioned
“In 1975, Yeltsin was then made one of the five obkom secretaries in the Sverdlovsk Oblast, a position that gave him responsibility not only for construction in the region but also for the forest and the pulp-and-paper industries.”
source: Wikipedia: Boris Yeltsin
1975year
Yekaterinburgmentioned
“In 1975, Yeltsin was then made one of the five obkom secretaries in the Sverdlovsk Oblast, a position that gave him responsibility not only for construction in the region but also for the forest and the pulp-and-paper industries.”
source: Wikipedia: Boris Yeltsin
October 1976month
Moscowmentioned
“In October 1976, Ryabov was promoted to a new position in Moscow.”
source: Wikipedia: Boris Yeltsin
1980year
Moscowmentioned
“Yeltsin's other daughter, Tatyana, married fellow student Vilen Khairullin, an ethnic Tatar, while studying at Moscow State University in 1980.”
source: Wikipedia: Boris Yeltsin
1980year
Moscow State Universitymentioned
“Yeltsin's other daughter, Tatyana, married fellow student Vilen Khairullin, an ethnic Tatar, while studying at Moscow State University in 1980.”
source: Wikipedia: Boris Yeltsin
May 1981month
Yekaterinburgmentioned
“In May 1981, he held a question-and-answer session with college students at the Sverdlovsk Youth Palace, where he was unusually frank in his discussion of the country's problems.”
source: Wikipedia: Boris Yeltsin
1988 to 1991period
1989year
26 March 1989exact date
12 July 1990exact date
December 1991month
April 1992month
April 1992month
15 June 1992exact date
November 1992month
November 1992month
Documented at the same place, the same year
Nikolay BasovMinistry of Defence (Russia) · 2001Jiang ZeminChina · 1992Norodom SihanoukChina · 1992Mikhail GorbachevRussia · 1997Sviatoslav RichterRussia · 1997Bulat OkudzhavaRussia · 1997Ralph LaurenUnited States · 1989Barbara BushUnited States · 1989Tim CurryUnited States · 1989Liu XiaoboUnited States · 1989Sun Myung MoonUnited States · 1989Irving BerlinUnited States · 1989
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