Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for César Vallejo across 3 places, from 1911 to 1938.
Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
César Abraham Vallejo Mendoza (March 16, 1892 – April 15, 1938) was a Peruvian poet, writer, playwright, and journalist.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where César Vallejo was documented, and when
1911year
National University of San Marcosattested“In 1911 Vallejo moved to Lima, where he studied at National University of San Marcos; read, worked as a schoolteacher, and came into contact with the artistic and political avant-garde.”source: Wikipedia: César Vallejo
1911year
Limaattested“In 1911 Vallejo moved to Lima, where he studied at National University of San Marcos; read, worked as a schoolteacher, and came into contact with the artistic and political avant-garde.”source: Wikipedia: César Vallejo
1923 to 1938period
Parisattested“After publishing the short story collections Escalas melografiadas and Fabla salvaje in 1923, Vallejo emigrated to Europe under the threat of further incarceration and remained there until his death in Paris in 1938.”source: Wikipedia: César Vallejo
1938year
Parisattested“At the beginning of 1938, he worked as a language and literature professor in Paris, but in March he suffered from physical exhaustion.”source: Wikipedia: César Vallejo
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National University of San Marcos1 presence · 1911
Other places tied to César Vallejo in the record
In each of these, a source puts César Vallejo and the place in the same dated sentence without stating
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May 1920month
Santiago de Chucomentioned“In May 1920, homesickness drove him to return to Santiago de Chuco.”source: Wikipedia: César Vallejo
May 1920month
Santiagomentioned“In May 1920, homesickness drove him to return to Santiago de Chuco.”source: Wikipedia: César Vallejo
6 November 1920exact date
Trujillo, Perumentioned“He hid but was discovered, arrested, and thrown in a Trujillo jail where he would remain for 112 days (From November 6, 1920 until February 26, 1921).”source: Wikipedia: César Vallejo
24 December 1920exact date
Marqumentioned“On December 24, 1920 he won second place (first place was declared void) from the city hall of Trujillo for the poem, "Fabla de gesta (Tribute to Marqués de Torre Tagle)".”source: Wikipedia: César Vallejo
December 1930month
Spainmentioned“Georgette traveled with him to Spain at the end of December 1930 and returned in January 1932.”source: Wikipedia: César Vallejo
1934year
Parismentioned“When he returned to Paris, he also went on to Russia to participate in the International Congress of Writers' Solidarity towards the Soviet Regime (not to be confused with the First Congress of Soviet Writers of 1934, which solidified th…”source: Wikipedia: César Vallejo
1934year
Russiamentioned“When he returned to Paris, he also went on to Russia to participate in the International Congress of Writers' Solidarity towards the Soviet Regime (not to be confused with the First Congress of Soviet Writers of 1934, which solidified th…”source: Wikipedia: César Vallejo
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