Quo Fuit places 6 dated presences for İsmet İnönü across 6 places, from 1884 to 1959.
Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Mustafa İsmet İnönü (24 September 1884 – 25 December 1973) was a Turkish politician and military officer who served as the president of Turkey from 1938 to 1950, and as its prime minister three times: from 1923 to 1924, 1925 to 1937, and 1961 to 1965.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where İsmet İnönü was documented, and when
1884year
Smyrnaattested“İsmet İnönü (born Mustafa İsmet) was born in 1884 in Smyrna (İzmir) in the Aidin Vilayet to Hacı Reşit and Cevriye (later Cevriye Temelli).”source: Wikipedia: İsmet İnönü
1884year
Aidin Vilayetattested“İsmet İnönü (born Mustafa İsmet) was born in 1884 in Smyrna (İzmir) in the Aidin Vilayet to Hacı Reşit and Cevriye (later Cevriye Temelli).”source: Wikipedia: İsmet İnönü
16 March 1920exact date
Anatoliaattested“After the military occupation of Constantinople on 16 March 1920, İnönü decided to escape to Anatolia to join the Ankara government.”source: Wikipedia: İsmet İnönü
May 1939month
Turkeyattested“In May 1939, during the visit of Maxime Weygand to Turkey, İnönü told the French Ambassador René Massigli that he believed that the best way of stopping Germany was an alliance of Turkey, the Soviet Union, France and Britain; that if suc…”source: Wikipedia: İsmet İnönü
1959year
İzmirattested“In 1959, İnönü began a campaign tour that followed the same path he took thirty years ago as a Pasha from Uşak to İzmir and ended in victory for the Turkish nationalists.”source: Wikipedia: İsmet İnönü
1959year
Uşakattested“In 1959, İnönü began a campaign tour that followed the same path he took thirty years ago as a Pasha from Uşak to İzmir and ended in victory for the Turkish nationalists.”source: Wikipedia: İsmet İnönü
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1894year
Sivasmentioned“İnönü completed his primary education in Sivas and graduated from Sivas Military Junior High School (Sivas Askerî Rüştiyesi) in 1894.”source: Wikipedia: İsmet İnönü
March 1913month
Constantinoplementioned“He returned to Constantinople in March 1913 to defend the capital from Bulgarian attack during the First Balkan War.”source: Wikipedia: İsmet İnönü
1926year
İzmirmentioned“In 1926, it allegedly came out that former members of the CUP attempted to assassinate Atatürk in the İzmir plot, which resulted in the remaining CUP leaders being executed.”source: Wikipedia: İsmet İnönü
1933year
Razgradmentioned“In 1933 he visited Razgrad since the city's Turkish cemetery was attacked.”source: Wikipedia: İsmet İnönü
April 1939month
Ankaramentioned“The Germans sent Franz von Papen to Ankara in April 1939, while the British sent Hughe Knatchbull-Hugessen and the French René Massigli.”source: Wikipedia: İsmet İnönü
23 April 1939exact date
Mediterraneanmentioned“On 23 April 1939, Turkish Foreign Minister Şükrü Saracoğlu told Knatchbull-Hugessen of his nation's fears of Italian claims to the Mediterranean as Mare Nostrum and German control of the Balkans and suggested an Anglo-Soviet-Turkish alli…”source: Wikipedia: İsmet İnönü
July 1940month
Turkeymentioned“A major embarrassment for the Turks occurred in July 1940 when the Germans captured and published documents from the Quai d'Orsay in Paris showing the Turks were aware of Operation Pike—as the Anglo–French plan in the winter of 1939–40 t…”source: Wikipedia: İsmet İnönü
July 1940month
Soviet Unionmentioned“A major embarrassment for the Turks occurred in July 1940 when the Germans captured and published documents from the Quai d'Orsay in Paris showing the Turks were aware of Operation Pike—as the Anglo–French plan in the winter of 1939–40 t…”source: Wikipedia: İsmet İnönü
July 1940month
Quai d'Orsaymentioned“A major embarrassment for the Turks occurred in July 1940 when the Germans captured and published documents from the Quai d'Orsay in Paris showing the Turks were aware of Operation Pike—as the Anglo–French plan in the winter of 1939–40 t…”source: Wikipedia: İsmet İnönü
July 1940month
Parismentioned“A major embarrassment for the Turks occurred in July 1940 when the Germans captured and published documents from the Quai d'Orsay in Paris showing the Turks were aware of Operation Pike—as the Anglo–French plan in the winter of 1939–40 t…”source: Wikipedia: İsmet İnönü
1941year
Ankaramentioned“At the same time, the British had great hopes in the spring of 1941 when they dispatched an expeditionary force to Greece that İnönü could be persuaded to enter the war on the Allied side as the British leadership had high hopes of creat…”source: Wikipedia: İsmet İnönü
1941year
Greecementioned“At the same time, the British had great hopes in the spring of 1941 when they dispatched an expeditionary force to Greece that İnönü could be persuaded to enter the war on the Allied side as the British leadership had high hopes of creat…”source: Wikipedia: İsmet İnönü
May 1941month
Iraqmentioned“In May 1941 when the Germans dispatched an expeditionary force to Iraq to fight against the British, İnönü refused Papen's request that the German forces be allowed transit rights to Iraq.”source: Wikipedia: İsmet İnönü
February 1943month
Turkeymentioned“Another attempt by Hitler to woo Turkey came in February 1943, when Talaat Pasha's remains were returned to Turkey for a state burial.”source: Wikipedia: İsmet İnönü
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