Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim
1867 to 1951
15 documented presences
13 places
Quo Fuit places 15 dated presences for Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim across 13 places, from 1867 to 1946. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Baron Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim (4 June 1867 – 27 January 1951) was a Finnish military commander and statesman.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim was documented, and when
4 June 1867exact date
Askainenattested
“Gustaf Mannerheim was born in Louhisaari Manor, in Askainen parish (currently Masku), on 4 June 1867.”
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4 June 1867exact date
Louhisaari manorattested
“Gustaf Mannerheim was born in Louhisaari Manor, in Askainen parish (currently Masku), on 4 June 1867.”
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22 July 1886exact date
Haminaattested
“He does not seem to have any ambition, nor any understanding to improve himself and to attend the Cadet School so he could support himself.(Mannerheim's grandmother Eva about the young Cadet School student) Mannerheim's depression also m…”
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June 1887month
Helsinkiattested
“After his expulsion, Mannerheim studied Russian in Kharkiv before passing his university entrance examinations as a private student at the Helsinki Private Lyceum in June 1887.”
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June 1887month
Kharkivattested
“After his expulsion, Mannerheim studied Russian in Kharkiv before passing his university entrance examinations as a private student at the Helsinki Private Lyceum in June 1887.”
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1903year
United Statesattested
“After spending a year and a half as a military nurse in the service of the Red Cross in the Asian Far East Anastasia Mannerheim left her husband and moved to Paris, France with her daughters and in 1903 via China to the United States tog…”
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1903year
Chinaattested
“After spending a year and a half as a military nurse in the service of the Red Cross in the Asian Far East Anastasia Mannerheim left her husband and moved to Paris, France with her daughters and in 1903 via China to the United States tog…”
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1903year
Parisattested
“After spending a year and a half as a military nurse in the service of the Red Cross in the Asian Far East Anastasia Mannerheim left her husband and moved to Paris, France with her daughters and in 1903 via China to the United States tog…”
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1917year
Finlandattested
“Mannerheim received leave to visit Finland and Saint Petersburg in early 1917 and witnessed the outbreak of the February Revolution.”
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1917year
Russiaattested
“Mannerheim did not really appreciate Hitler, even though he initially expressed an interest in his rise to power; his attitude towards Hitler turned negative at the point when Mannerheim's visit to Germany made him realize what kind of "…”
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1917year
Germanyattested
“Mannerheim did not really appreciate Hitler, even though he initially expressed an interest in his rise to power; his attitude towards Hitler turned negative at the point when Mannerheim's visit to Germany made him realize what kind of "…”
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June 1918month
Finlandattested
“He left Finland in June 1918 to visit relatives in Sweden.”
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June 1918month
Swedenattested
“He left Finland in June 1918 to visit relatives in Sweden.”
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20 June 1942exact date
Povenetsattested
“On 20 June 1942, Mannerheim was inspecting Finnish front line troops in Poventsa when he and his staff were engaged by a Soviet anti-tank gun with direct fire.”
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March 1946month
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Places Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim is documented in
Finland3 presences · 1917 to 1946China1 presence · 1903Germany1 presence · 1917Helsinki1 presence · 1887Kharkiv1 presence · 1887Paris1 presence · 1903Russia1 presence · 1917Sweden1 presence · 1918United States1 presence · 1903
Askainen1 presence · 1867
Hamina1 presence · 1886
Louhisaari manor1 presence · 1867
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1881 to 1882period
Haminamentioned
“From 1881 to 1882 Mannerheim went to a school in Hamina preparing students for the Hamina Cadet School, a state school educating aristocrats for the Imperial Russian Army.”
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1882year
Haminamentioned
“Mannerheim was accepted to the Hamina Cadet School in 1882 at the age of 14, where he began his military career.”
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1887 to 1889period
Saint Petersburgmentioned
“From 1887 to 1889, Mannerheim attended the Nicholas Cavalry College in Saint Petersburg.”
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1889 to 1891period
Saint Petersburgmentioned
“Mannerheim served in Kalisz at the border of Poland and Germany from 1889 to 1890, until he was transferred to the Chevalier Guard in Saint Petersburg in 1891.”
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22 August 1889exact date
Kaliszmentioned
“On 22 August 1889 he was hired as a cornet into the 15th dragoon regiment of Alexander's His Imperial Majesty Grand Duke Nikolai Nikolayevich the elder situated in Kalisz in Poland, which was not a guard regiment.”
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22 August 1889exact date
Polandmentioned
“On 22 August 1889 he was hired as a cornet into the 15th dragoon regiment of Alexander's His Imperial Majesty Grand Duke Nikolai Nikolayevich the elder situated in Kalisz in Poland, which was not a guard regiment.”
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January 1891month
Saint Petersburgmentioned
“In January 1891, Mannerheim joined the Chevalier Guard Regiment in Saint Petersburg.”
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2 May 1892exact date
Saint Petersburgmentioned
“In Saint Petersburg he married Anastasia Arapova, the wealthy heiress of a Russian major general on 2 May 1892.”
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1904year
Saint Petersburgmentioned
“By his own request, in 1904 Mannerheim was transferred to the officer riding school in Saint Petersburg where he was commanded to already in the previous year.”
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1905year
Battle of Mukdenmentioned
“He was promoted to Colonel for bravery in the Battle of Mukden in 1905 and briefly commanded an irregular unit of Hong Huzi, a local militia, on an exploratory mission into Inner Mongolia.”
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June 1905month
Helsinkimentioned
“As a representative of his family he took part in the 1905 Diet of the Estates in Helsinki from February to June 1905.”
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July 1906month
Andijanmentioned
“They started from the terminus of the Trans-Caspian Railway in Andijan in July 1906, but Mannerheim quarreled with Pelliot, so he made the greater part of the expedition on his own.”
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July 1908month
Saint Petersburgmentioned
“Mannerheim arrived in Beijing in July 1908, returning to Saint Petersburg via Japan and the Trans-Siberian Express.”
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July 1908month
Beijingmentioned
“Mannerheim arrived in Beijing in July 1908, returning to Saint Petersburg via Japan and the Trans-Siberian Express.”
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July 1908month
1909year
March 1920month
April 1920month
June 1926month
1927year
1927year
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1936year
1936year
Documented at the same place, the same year
Helene SchjerfbeckHelsinki · 1887Sarah BernhardtParis · 1903George GaynesFinland · 1917Victoria of BadenSweden · 1918Michel FokineSweden · 1918Antoine BourdelleUnited States · 1903John J. PershingUnited States · 1903Liang QichaoUnited States · 1903Rudolf CarnapGermany · 1917Frederica of HanoverGermany · 1917Pola NegriGermany · 1917Adolph WagnerGermany · 1917
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