Quo Fuit places 6 dated presences for Ivan Franko across 4 places, from 1886 to 1916.
Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Ivan Yakovych Franko PhD (27 August 1856 – 28 May 1916) was a Ukrainian poet, writer, social and literary critic, journalist, translator, economist, political activist, ethnographer, and the author of the first detective novels and modern poetry in Ukrainian.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Ivan Franko was documented, and when
1886 to 1941period
Kyivattested“1886-1941), a graduate of the Institute of Noble Dames in Kharkiv and later the two-year higher courses in Kyiv, she knew several languages and played piano, died in 1941 * Andriy Franko (1887 - 1913) - died at 27 from heart failure.”source: Wikipedia: Ivan Franko
1886 to 1941period
Kharkivattested“1886-1941), a graduate of the Institute of Noble Dames in Kharkiv and later the two-year higher courses in Kyiv, she knew several languages and played piano, died in 1941 * Andriy Franko (1887 - 1913) - died at 27 from heart failure.”source: Wikipedia: Ivan Franko
1893year
Lvivattested“During his stay in Vienna in 1893 Franko met with Zionist leader Theodor Herzl, and later wrote the foreword to the Lviv publication of his work Der Judenstaat.”source: Wikipedia: Ivan Franko
1893year
Viennaattested“During his stay in Vienna in 1893 Franko met with Zionist leader Theodor Herzl, and later wrote the foreword to the Lviv publication of his work Der Judenstaat.”source: Wikipedia: Ivan Franko
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Lvivattested“In 1902, students and activists in Lviv, embarrassed that Franko was living in poverty, purchased a house for him in the city.”source: Wikipedia: Ivan Franko
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Kyivattested“His wife was to later suffer from a debilitating mental illness due to the death of the first-born son, Andriy, one of the reasons that Franko would not leave Lviv for treatment in Kyiv in 1916, shortly before his death.”source: Wikipedia: Ivan Franko
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1862 to 1867period
Drohobychmentioned“Ivan Franko attended school in the village Yasenytsia Sylna from 1862 until 1864, and from there attended the Basilian monastic school in Drohobych until 1867.”source: Wikipedia: Ivan Franko
1875year
Drohobychmentioned“In 1875, he graduated from the Drohobych Realschule, and continued on to Lviv University, where he studied classical philosophy, Ukrainian language and literature.”source: Wikipedia: Ivan Franko
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University of Lvivmentioned“In 1875, he graduated from the Drohobych Realschule, and continued on to Lviv University, where he studied classical philosophy, Ukrainian language and literature.”source: Wikipedia: Ivan Franko
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Lvivmentioned“In 1875, he graduated from the Drohobych Realschule, and continued on to Lviv University, where he studied classical philosophy, Ukrainian language and literature.”source: Wikipedia: Ivan Franko
1877year
Boryslavmentioned“His first of the stories in the Boryslav series was published in 1877.”source: Wikipedia: Ivan Franko
1888 to 1889period
Dnieper Ukrainementioned“In 1888, Franko was a contributor to the journal Pravda, which, along with his association with compatriots from Dnieper Ukraine, led to a third arrest in 1889.”source: Wikipedia: Ivan Franko
1 July 1893exact date
University of Viennamentioned“Franko received his doctorate of philosophy from University of Vienna on July 1, 1893.”source: Wikipedia: Ivan Franko
1894year
University of Lvivmentioned“He was appointed lecturer in the history of Ukrainian literature at Lviv University in 1894; however, he was not able to chair the Department of Ukrainian literature there because of opposition from Vicegerent Kazimierz Badeni and Galici…”source: Wikipedia: Ivan Franko
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Lvivmentioned“He was appointed lecturer in the history of Ukrainian literature at Lviv University in 1894; however, he was not able to chair the Department of Ukrainian literature there because of opposition from Vicegerent Kazimierz Badeni and Galici…”source: Wikipedia: Ivan Franko
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