Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Chang Myon across 4 places, from 1921 to 1966.
Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Chang Myon (August28, 1899June4, 1966) was a South Korean statesman, educator, diplomat, journalist and social activist as well as a Roman Catholic youth activist.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Chang Myon was documented, and when
January 1921month
United Statesattested“In January 1921, Chang Myon went to the United States with his younger brother Chang Bal to study.”source: Wikipedia: Chang Myon
July 1925month
Manhattan Collegeattested“After graduating from Manhattan College in July 1925, he left for Italy on July 30 to attend the beatification of 79 Korean Joseon Catholic martyrs.”source: Wikipedia: Chang Myon
27 January 1966exact date
Seoulattested“On January 27, 1966, Chang was hospitalized with hepatitis at the Holy Mother Hospital in Seoul, and on June 4, 1966, he died in Jongro at the age of 66.”source: Wikipedia: Chang Myon
27 January 1966exact date
Jongroattested“On January 27, 1966, Chang was hospitalized with hepatitis at the Holy Mother Hospital in Seoul, and on June 4, 1966, he died in Jongro at the age of 66.”source: Wikipedia: Chang Myon
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1906year
Incheonmentioned“In 1906, he began studying at Incheon Parkmun Primary School, and graduated in 1912.”source: Wikipedia: Chang Myon
1914year
Incheonmentioned“He then went to Incheon Public Simsang Elementary School, graduating in 1914.”source: Wikipedia: Chang Myon
September 1921month
Manhattan Collegementioned“In September 1921, he entered Manhattan College and in 1924 took a one-year leave of absence from the college due to acute appendicitis.”source: Wikipedia: Chang Myon
18 March 1931exact date
Seoulmentioned“On March 18, 1931, he resigned from the affairs of Pyongyang archdiocese and moved to Seoul.”source: Wikipedia: Chang Myon
April 1939month
Jongromentioned“At the same time he took on the additional role of principal of Gyesong Elementary School in Jongro, Seoul, in April 1939.”source: Wikipedia: Chang Myon
10 May 1948exact date
Jongromentioned“On May 10, 1948, he ran for a National Assembly seat from Jongro District of Seoul, and he was duly elected on May 30.”source: Wikipedia: Chang Myon
10 May 1948exact date
Jongro Districtmentioned“On May 10, 1948, he ran for a National Assembly seat from Jongro District of Seoul, and he was duly elected on May 30.”source: Wikipedia: Chang Myon
December 1949month
United Statesmentioned“In December 1949, he was appointed the first ambassador of the Republic of Korea to the United States.”source: Wikipedia: Chang Myon
April 1950month
Australiamentioned“In April 1950, he was designated a special envoy of the Republic of Korea to Australia, New Zealand, and the Philippines.”source: Wikipedia: Chang Myon
25 June 1950exact date
United Statesmentioned“Immediately after the outbreak of the Korean War, on June 25, 1950, he actively solicited urgent aide from the United States and the UN.”source: Wikipedia: Chang Myon
23 November 1950exact date
Hawaiimentioned“In November 1950, Chang was appointed the second Prime Minister of the First Republic of Korea, a position he at first refused, but after an earnest request from Syngman Rhee, he accepted and went on to serve from November 23, 1950 until…”source: Wikipedia: Chang Myon
28 September 1956exact date
Jongnomentioned“On September 28, 1956, at the Democratic party's national convention in the Sigong Building in Jongno, Seoul, he was shot by a sniper in the and received a penetrating wound to the wrist.”source: Wikipedia: Chang Myon
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