Quo Fuit places 6 dated presences for Gabriel Narutowicz across 6 places, from 1863 to 1919.
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Gabriel Józef Narutowicz (29 March 1865 – 16 December 1922) was a Polish engineer and politician who served as the first president of Poland from 11 December 1922 until his assassination five days after assuming office.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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1863 to 1873period
Lithuaniaattested“In 1873, she moved to Liepāja, Latvia, so that her children would not be forced to attend a Russian school (Russification in Latvia after the Uprising of 1863 was less enforced than in Lithuania and Poland, the center of the uprising).”source: Wikipedia: Gabriel Narutowicz
1863 to 1873period
Liepājaattested“In 1873, she moved to Liepāja, Latvia, so that her children would not be forced to attend a Russian school (Russification in Latvia after the Uprising of 1863 was less enforced than in Lithuania and Poland, the center of the uprising).”source: Wikipedia: Gabriel Narutowicz
1863 to 1873period
Latviaattested“In 1873, she moved to Liepāja, Latvia, so that her children would not be forced to attend a Russian school (Russification in Latvia after the Uprising of 1863 was less enforced than in Lithuania and Poland, the center of the uprising).”source: Wikipedia: Gabriel Narutowicz
1863 to 1873period
Liepattested“In 1873, she moved to Liepāja, Latvia, so that her children would not be forced to attend a Russian school (Russification in Latvia after the Uprising of 1863 was less enforced than in Lithuania and Poland, the center of the uprising).”source: Wikipedia: Gabriel Narutowicz
1907year
ETH Zurichattested“In 1907, he became a professor at ETH Zurich, in the water construction institute in Zurich.”source: Wikipedia: Gabriel Narutowicz
September 1919month
Second Polish Republicattested“A follower of the ideas of Józef Piłsudski, Narutowicz was invited in September 1919 by the Polish government to return to Poland to take part in the rebuilding of the nation's infrastructure.”source: Wikipedia: Gabriel Narutowicz
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1887 to 1891period
Zurich Polytechnicmentioned“Illness, however, caused him to suspend those studies and to later transfer to the Zurich Polytechnic in Switzerland, where he studied from 1887 to 1891.”source: Wikipedia: Gabriel Narutowicz
1887 to 1891period
Switzerlandmentioned“Illness, however, caused him to suspend those studies and to later transfer to the Zurich Polytechnic in Switzerland, where he studied from 1887 to 1891.”source: Wikipedia: Gabriel Narutowicz
1896year
Switzerlandmentioned“His works were exhibited at the International Exhibition in Paris (1896), and he would become a famous pioneer of electrification in Switzerland.”source: Wikipedia: Gabriel Narutowicz
1896year
Parismentioned“His works were exhibited at the International Exhibition in Paris (1896), and he would become a famous pioneer of electrification in Switzerland.”source: Wikipedia: Gabriel Narutowicz
23 June 1920exact date
Second Polish Republicmentioned“After coming back to Poland, on 23 June 1920 Narutowicz became the Minister of Public Works in Władysław Grabski's government.”source: Wikipedia: Gabriel Narutowicz
October 1922month
Tallinnmentioned“In October 1922, he represented Poland at a conference in Tallinn.”source: Wikipedia: Gabriel Narutowicz
11 December 1922exact date
Warsawmentioned“During his oath of office ceremony on 11 December 1922, members of the National Democracy and others manifested their opposition against the president-elect with anti-government demonstrations in Warsaw.”source: Wikipedia: Gabriel Narutowicz
16 December 1922exact date
Zachęta National Gallery of Artmentioned“Only five days after taking office, on 16 December 1922, Narutowicz was shot dead while attending an art exhibit in the Zachęta National Gallery of Art.”source: Wikipedia: Gabriel Narutowicz
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