Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Emma Goldman across 3 places, from 1895 to 1924.
Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Emma Goldman (June 27, 1869 – May 14, 1940) was a Russian-born anarchist revolutionary, political activist, and writer.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Emma Goldman was documented, and when
1895 to 1925period
Glasgowattested“In 1925, the spectre of deportation loomed again, but James Colton, a Scottish anarchist Goldman had first met in Glasgow whilst on a speaking tour in 1895, had offered to marry her and provide British citizenship.”source: Wikipedia: Emma Goldman
September 1924month
Londonattested“While Berkman remained in Berlin helping Russian exiles, Goldman moved to London in September 1924.”source: Wikipedia: Emma Goldman
September 1924month
Berlinattested“While Berkman remained in Berlin helping Russian exiles, Goldman moved to London in September 1924.”source: Wikipedia: Emma Goldman
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1885year
New Yorkmentioned“In 1885, her sister Helena made plans to move to New York in the United States to join her sister Lena and her husband.”source: Wikipedia: Emma Goldman
1885year
United Statesmentioned“In 1885, her sister Helena made plans to move to New York in the United States to join her sister Lena and her husband.”source: Wikipedia: Emma Goldman
29 December 1885exact date
New York Citymentioned“On December 29, 1885, Helena and Emma arrived at New York City's Castle Garden, the entry for immigrants.”source: Wikipedia: Emma Goldman
1886year
Chicagomentioned“Meanwhile, Goldman was becoming more engaged with the political turmoil around her, particularly the aftermath of executions related to the 1886 Haymarket affair in Chicago and the anti-authoritarian political philosophy of anarchism.”source: Wikipedia: Emma Goldman
1892year
Worcester, Massachusettsmentioned“In 1892, Goldman joined with Berkman and Stein in opening an ice cream shop in Worcester, Massachusetts.”source: Wikipedia: Emma Goldman
June 1892month
Homestead, Pennsylvaniamentioned“In June 1892, a steel plant in Homestead, Pennsylvania, owned by Andrew Carnegie became the focus of national attention when talks between the Carnegie Steel Company and the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers (AA) broke down.”source: Wikipedia: Emma Goldman
November 1899month
Londonmentioned“In November 1899, she returned to Europe to speak, where she met the Czech anarchist Hippolyte Havel in London.”source: Wikipedia: Emma Goldman
1900year
Francementioned“They went together to France and helped organize what would have been the 1900 International Anarchist Congress on the outskirts of Paris.”source: Wikipedia: Emma Goldman
1908year
United States Department of Labormentioned“Already some patrioteers are suggesting that native American sons to whom democracy is a sacred ideal should be exiled." Louis Post at the Department of Labor, which had ultimate authority over deportation decisions, determined that the…”source: Wikipedia: Emma Goldman
1912year
San Diegomentioned“Goldman's and Reitman's experiences with vigilantism in the San Diego free speech fight in 1912 is an example of their persistence in the fight for free speech despite risking their safety.”source: Wikipedia: Emma Goldman
5 June 1917exact date
Bronxmentioned“At a No-Conscription League meeting in the Bronx on June 5, 1917, nearly 300 patrolmen and detectives surrounded the hall, police automobiles equipped with searchlights patrolled the streets, federal agents mingled in the audience while…”source: Wikipedia: Emma Goldman
17 January 1920exact date
Hanko, Finlandmentioned“The Cleveland Plain Dealer wrote: "It is hoped and expected that other vessels, larger, more commodious, carrying similar cargoes, will follow in her wake." The ship landed her charges in Hanko, Finland, on Saturday, January 17, 1920.”source: Wikipedia: Emma Goldman
March 1921month
Petrogradmentioned“In March 1921, strikes erupted in Petrograd when workers took to the streets demanding better food rations and more union autonomy.”source: Wikipedia: Emma Goldman
1923year
Russiamentioned“These were later collected and published in book form as My Disillusionment in Russia (1923) and My Further Disillusionment in Russia (1924).”source: Wikipedia: Emma Goldman
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