Quo Fuit places 5 dated presences for Jörg Haider across 4 places, from 1969 to 2008.
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Jörg Haider (26 January 1950 – 11 October 2008) was an Austrian politician.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Every dot is a place Jörg Haider is documented in, on a dated record. The interactive globe carries the full detail.
Where Jörg Haider was documented, and when
1969year
University of Viennaattested“After his discharge in 1969, he moved to Vienna and began studying Law and Political Science at the University of Vienna.”source: Wikipedia: Jörg Haider
1969year
Viennaattested“After his discharge in 1969, he moved to Vienna and began studying Law and Political Science at the University of Vienna.”source: Wikipedia: Jörg Haider
1974year
University of Viennaattested“In 1974, he started to work at the University of Vienna law faculty in the department of constitutional law.”source: Wikipedia: Jörg Haider
11 October 2008exact date
Köttmannsdorfattested“We see it as a disturbing development and are following the matter very closely." Haider died of injuries from a car crash at Lambichl in Köttmannsdorf near Klagenfurt, in the state of Carinthia, in the early hours of 11 October 2008.”source: Wikipedia: Jörg Haider
11 October 2008exact date
Klagenfurtattested“We see it as a disturbing development and are following the matter very closely." Haider died of injuries from a car crash at Lambichl in Köttmannsdorf near Klagenfurt, in the state of Carinthia, in the early hours of 11 October 2008.”source: Wikipedia: Jörg Haider
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1983year
Carinthia (state)mentioned“His personal life was heavily connected with this part of Austria: Haider became wealthy in 1983 when he inherited the estate of Wilhelm Webhofer, who had owned a large parcel of land in Carinthia commonly known as "Bärental" (bear valley).”source: Wikipedia: Jörg Haider
1983year
Austriamentioned“Beginning in 1983 his policies became more aggressive, when he rose to party head of the Carinthian FPÖ and started to criticise the leaders of the FPÖ, which at that time was still a minor political movement in Austria, usually winning…”source: Wikipedia: Jörg Haider
1986year
Innsbruckmentioned“The decisive point of his career came in 1986 when he defeated Austrian Vice Chancellor Norbert Steger in the vote for party leadership at the party convention in September in Innsbruck; many delegates feared that Steger's liberal politi…”source: Wikipedia: Jörg Haider
1999 to 2004period
Carinthia (state)mentioned“Even after the FPÖ fell to only 10% from 27% in the national elections in 2002, Haider's support in Carinthia did not diminish and he succeeded in the 2004 elections receiving a slightly higher percentage (42.5%) than in 1999.”source: Wikipedia: Jörg Haider
December 2001month
Carinthia (state)mentioned“In December 2001, the Austrian Constitutional Court ruled that topographic road signs in all settlements in Carinthia which have had more than 10% of Slovene-speaking inhabitants over a longer period of time, should be written both in Ge…”source: Wikipedia: Jörg Haider
September 2002month
Knittelfeldmentioned“In September 2002, after a special party convention in Knittelfeld (Styria), the so-called Knittelfeld Putsch, Riess-Passer lost the support of many party members.”source: Wikipedia: Jörg Haider
2003year
Iraqmentioned“Haider was also known to have visited Iraq to meet Saddam Hussein on the eve of the 2003 Iraq War, as well as having had a friendship with Muammar Gaddafi when Libya was an international pariah.”source: Wikipedia: Jörg Haider
2009year
Austriamentioned“In 2009, Carinthia had the highest per-capita debt in Austria.”source: Wikipedia: Jörg Haider
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