Felix Dzerzhinsky
1877 to 1926
8 documented presences
7 places
Quo Fuit places 8 dated presences for Felix Dzerzhinsky across 7 places, from 1877 to 1926. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Felix Edmundovich Dzerzhinsky ( – 20 July 1926), nicknamed Iron Felix, was a Bolshevik revolutionary and politician of Polish origin.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Felix Dzerzhinsky was documented, and when
11 September 1877exact date
Minsk Governorateattested
“Felix Dzerzhinsky was born on 11 September 1877 to ethnically Polish parents of noble descent at the Ozhyemblovo family estate, about , from the small town of Ivyanets in the Minsk Governorate of Russian Poland (Polish territory after pa…”
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11 September 1877exact date
Dzerzhinovoattested
“Felix Dzerzhinsky was born on 11 September 1877 to ethnically Polish parents of noble descent at the Ozhyemblovo family estate, about , from the small town of Ivyanets in the Minsk Governorate of Russian Poland (Polish territory after pa…”
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11 September 1877exact date
Russian Empireattested
“Felix Dzerzhinsky was born on 11 September 1877 to ethnically Polish parents of noble descent at the Ozhyemblovo family estate, about , from the small town of Ivyanets in the Minsk Governorate of Russian Poland (Polish territory after pa…”
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September 1906month
Warsawattested
“From July through September 1906, he lived in Saint Petersburg and then returned to Warsaw, where he was arrested again in December of the same year.”
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September 1906month
Saint Petersburgattested
“From July through September 1906, he lived in Saint Petersburg and then returned to Warsaw, where he was arrested again in December of the same year.”
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1912year
Warsawattested
“A police file from this time says: "Dzerzhinsky continued to lead the Social Democratic party and at the same time he directed party work in Warsaw, led strikes, published appeals to workers, and traveled on party matters to Łódź and Kra…”
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1912year
Łódźattested
“A police file from this time says: "Dzerzhinsky continued to lead the Social Democratic party and at the same time he directed party work in Warsaw, led strikes, published appeals to workers, and traveled on party matters to Łódź and Kra…”
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20 July 1926exact date
Moscowattested
“Dzerzhinsky died of a heart attack on 20 July 1926 in Moscow, immediately after a two-hour speech to the Bolshevik Central Committee during which, visibly quite ill, he violently denounced the United Opposition directed by Leon Trotsky,…”
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Places Felix Dzerzhinsky is documented in
Warsaw2 presences · 1906 to 1912Moscow1 presence · 1926Russian Empire1 presence · 1877Saint Petersburg1 presence · 1906
Dzerzhinovo1 presence · 1877
Łódź1 presence · 1912
Minsk Governorate1 presence · 1877
Other places tied to Felix Dzerzhinsky in the record
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18 March 1897exact date
Kaunasmentioned
“On 18 March 1897, he was sent to Kaunas to take advantage of the arrest of the Polish Socialist Party (PPS) branch.”
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1898year
Vyatka Governoratementioned
“In 1898, Dzerzhinsky was exiled for three years to the Vyatka Governorate (city of Nolinsk) where he worked at a local tobacco factory.”
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August 1899month
February 1900month
Warsawmentioned
“In February 1900, he was arrested again and served his time at first in the Alexander Citadel in Warsaw and later at the Siedlce prison.”
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February 1900month
Siedlcementioned
“In February 1900, he was arrested again and served his time at first in the Alexander Citadel in Warsaw and later at the Siedlce prison.”
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1902year
Siberiamentioned
“In 1902, Dzerzhinsky was sent deep into Siberia for the next five years to the remote town of Vilyuysk, while en route being temporarily held at the Alexandrovsk Transitional Prison near Irkutsk.”
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1902year
Irkutskmentioned
“In 1902, Dzerzhinsky was sent deep into Siberia for the next five years to the remote town of Vilyuysk, while en route being temporarily held at the Alexandrovsk Transitional Prison near Irkutsk.”
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June 1907month
Londonmentioned
“At the 5th Congress of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party in London in May–June 1907, he was elected in absentia as a member of the Central Committee of the Russian Social-Democratic Labor Party.”
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April 1908month
Warsawmentioned
“In April 1908, Dzerzhinsky was arrested once again in Warsaw and again exiled to Siberia (Yeniseysk Governorate) in 1909.”
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April 1908month
Siberiamentioned
“In April 1908, Dzerzhinsky was arrested once again in Warsaw and again exiled to Siberia (Yeniseysk Governorate) in 1909.”
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1910year
Polandmentioned
“In 1910, he reached Italy, where he met Maxim Gorky on Capri; he then returned to Poland.”
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1910year
Italymentioned
“In 1910, he reached Italy, where he met Maxim Gorky on Capri; he then returned to Poland.”
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1910year
Krakówmentioned
“Back in Kraków in 1910, Dzerzhinsky married RSDLP party member Zofia Muszkat, who was already pregnant.”
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1914year
Warsawmentioned
“When World War I began in 1914, all political prisoners were relocated from Warsaw into Russia proper.”
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1914year
1916year
1917year
1921 to 1939period
Documented at the same place, the same year
Alexander BerkmanRussian Empire · 1877Grigori RasputinSaint Petersburg · 1906Marc ChagallSaint Petersburg · 1906Igor SikorskySaint Petersburg · 1906Deng XiaopingSoviet Union · 1926Lev VygotskySoviet Union · 1926Walter BenjaminSoviet Union · 1926Vladimir MayakovskySoviet Union · 1926Vidkun QuislingSoviet Union · 1926Zhu DeSoviet Union · 1926Viktor VasnetsovSoviet Union · 1926
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