Quo Fuit places 6 dated presences for György Lukács across 6 places, from 1906 to 1938.
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György Lukács (born Bernát György Löwinger;; 13 April 1885 – 4 June 1971) was a Hungarian Marxist philosopher, literary historian, literary critic, and aesthetician.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where György Lukács was documented, and when
1906 to 1907period
Humboldt University of Berlinattested“Lukács spent much time in Germany, and studied at the University of Berlin from 1906 to 1907, during which time he made the acquaintance of the philosopher Georg Simmel.”source: Wikipedia: György Lukács
1906 to 1907period
Germanyattested“Lukács spent much time in Germany, and studied at the University of Berlin from 1906 to 1907, during which time he made the acquaintance of the philosopher Georg Simmel.”source: Wikipedia: György Lukács
1925year
Viennaattested“In 1925, shortly after Lenin's death, Lukács published in Vienna the short study Lenin: A Study in the Unity of His Thought ().”source: Wikipedia: György Lukács
March 1930month
Moscowattested“Leaving their children to attend their studies, Lukács and his wife went to Moscow in March 1930.”source: Wikipedia: György Lukács
1931 to 1933period
Berlinattested“Lukács returned to Berlin in 1931 and in 1933 he once again left Berlin for Moscow to attend the Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences.”source: Wikipedia: György Lukács
1938year
Soviet Unionattested“In 1938, in his work Realism in the Balance, a polemic against Ernst Bloch, Walter Benjamin, Bertolt Brecht and Theodor Adorno, Lukács explained the lack of modernism in the Soviet Union in this way: The more the domination of the prolet…”source: Wikipedia: György Lukács
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1906year
Royal Hungarian Universitymentioned“oec.) in 1906 from the Royal Hungarian University of Kolozsvár.”source: Wikipedia: György Lukács
1909year
University of Budapestmentioned“In 1909, he completed his doctorate in philosophy at the University of Budapest under the direction of Zsolt Beöthy.”source: Wikipedia: György Lukács
Heidelbergmentioned“Later in 1913 whilst in Heidelberg, he befriended Max Weber, Emil Lask, Ernst Bloch, and Stefan George.”source: Wikipedia: György Lukács
1915year
Budapestmentioned“In 1915, Lukács returned to Budapest, where he was the leader of the "Sunday Circle", an intellectual salon.”source: Wikipedia: György Lukács
September 1918month
Heidelbergmentioned“Up until at least September 1918, he had intended to emigrate to Germany, but after being rejected from a habilitation in Heidelberg, he wrote on 16 December that he had already decided to pursue a political career in Hungary instead.”source: Wikipedia: György Lukács
September 1918month
Hungarymentioned“Up until at least September 1918, he had intended to emigrate to Germany, but after being rejected from a habilitation in Heidelberg, he wrote on 16 December that he had already decided to pursue a political career in Hungary instead.”source: Wikipedia: György Lukács
September 1918month
Germanymentioned“Up until at least September 1918, he had intended to emigrate to Germany, but after being rejected from a habilitation in Heidelberg, he wrote on 16 December that he had already decided to pursue a political career in Hungary instead.”source: Wikipedia: György Lukács
1919year
Hungarymentioned“After Korvin's capture in 1919, Lukács fled from Hungary to Vienna.”source: Wikipedia: György Lukács
1919year
Viennamentioned“After Korvin's capture in 1919, Lukács fled from Hungary to Vienna.”source: Wikipedia: György Lukács
May 1919month
Poroszlomentioned“Lukács later became a commissar of the Fifth Division of the Hungarian Red Army, in which capacity he ordered the execution of eight of his own soldiers in Poroszló, in May 1919, which he later admitted in an interview.”source: Wikipedia: György Lukács
1928year
Hungarymentioned“His "Blum theses" of 1928 called for the overthrow of the counter-revolutionary regime of Admiral Horthy in Hungary by a strategy similar to the Popular Fronts that arose in the 1930s.”source: Wikipedia: György Lukács
1929year
Viennamentioned“Lukács left Vienna in 1929, first for Berlin, then for Budapest.”source: Wikipedia: György Lukács
1930year
Budapestmentioned“In 1930, while residing in Budapest, Lukács was summoned to Moscow.”source: Wikipedia: György Lukács
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