Quo Fuit places 5 dated presences for Celâl Bayar across 5 places, from 1883 to 1986.
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Mahmut Celâlettin "Celâl" Bayar (16 May 1883 – 22 August 1986) was a Turkish economist and politician who was the president of Turkey from 1950 to 1960.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Celâl Bayar was documented, and when
16 May 1883exact date
Umurbey, Gemlikattested“Mahmut Celâlettin (Bayar after 1934) was born on 16 May 1883 at Umurbey, a village of Gemlik, Bursa, the third son of Abdullah Fehmi Efendi, religious leader and teacher who migrated from Lom, Ottoman Bulgaria as a muhacir, after the Bul…”source: Wikipedia: Celâl Bayar
26 August 1924exact date
Ankaraattested“On 26 August 1924, Atatürk commissioned Bayar to found a national bank, which resulted in the foundation of İşbank in Ankara by using as capital the gold bullion sent by the Muslims in India to support the Turkish War of Independence.”source: Wikipedia: Celâl Bayar
26 August 1924exact date
Indiaattested“On 26 August 1924, Atatürk commissioned Bayar to found a national bank, which resulted in the foundation of İşbank in Ankara by using as capital the gold bullion sent by the Muslims in India to support the Turkish War of Independence.”source: Wikipedia: Celâl Bayar
1954year
United Statesattested“Bayar became the first president of Turkey to make an official visit to the United States in 1954.”source: Wikipedia: Celâl Bayar
22 August 1986exact date
Istanbulattested“He died on 22 August 1986 in Istanbul at the age of 103 after a brief illness.”source: Wikipedia: Celâl Bayar
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1907year
Bursamentioned“In 1907, Bayar joined an unofficial branch of the Committee of Union and Progress (CUP) in Bursa.”source: Wikipedia: Celâl Bayar
1929 to 1941period
Istanbulmentioned“Refii Bayar was the General Manager of "Milli Reasurans," a reinsurance company, from 1929 to 1939, was the founder of "Halk Evleri", an educational government entity in Istanbul, and was a journalist and published the Halk newspaper bet…”source: Wikipedia: Celâl Bayar
1957year
Istanbulmentioned“In a speech at a DP rally in İstanbul before the 1957 election, he announced that "Turkey will become a "Little America" in 30 years.”source: Wikipedia: Celâl Bayar
14 February 1962exact date
Ankaramentioned“Due to ill health he was brought to Ankara for treatment on 14 February 1962 and was taken back to prison in Kayseri five days later.”source: Wikipedia: Celâl Bayar
14 February 1962exact date
Kayserimentioned“Due to ill health he was brought to Ankara for treatment on 14 February 1962 and was taken back to prison in Kayseri five days later.”source: Wikipedia: Celâl Bayar
5 October 1963exact date
Ankaramentioned“After being under surveillance in Ankara Hospital for 6 months, he was sent back to Kayseri Prison (5 October 1963), although there was no change in his health status.”source: Wikipedia: Celâl Bayar
5 October 1963exact date
Kayserimentioned“After being under surveillance in Ankara Hospital for 6 months, he was sent back to Kayseri Prison (5 October 1963), although there was no change in his health status.”source: Wikipedia: Celâl Bayar
7 November 1964exact date
Kayserimentioned“Bayar was transferred from Yassıada to Kayseri Prison but he was released on 7 November 1964 due to ill health.”source: Wikipedia: Celâl Bayar
1975year
Bursamentioned“When a large group of Democratic Party members returned to the Justice Party after the amnesty was granted, Bayar also supported the Justice Party in the 1975 Senate partial elections; He took to the podium together with Süleyman Demirel…”source: Wikipedia: Celâl Bayar
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