Quo Fuit places 5 dated presences for Jovan Cvijić across 4 places, from 1884 to 1893.
Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Jovan Cvijić (1865 – 16 January 1927) was a Serbian geographer, ethnologist, university professor and academic.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Every dot is a place Jovan Cvijić is documented in, on a dated record. The interactive globe carries the full detail.
Where Jovan Cvijić was documented, and when
1884year
Šabacattested“He continued his education in Šabac before embarking to the First Belgrade Gymnasium to study medicine, graduating in 1884.”source: Wikipedia: Jovan Cvijić
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First Belgrade Gymnasiumattested“He continued his education in Šabac before embarking to the First Belgrade Gymnasium to study medicine, graduating in 1884.”source: Wikipedia: Jovan Cvijić
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Belgradeattested“Cvijić taught at the Second Male Grammar School in Belgrade and in the meantime published his first geographical work on the karst landscape in 1889 after a trip to the eastern countryside of Serbia piqued his interest.”source: Wikipedia: Jovan Cvijić
March 1893month
Viennaattested“After Cvijić's return from Vienna in March 1893 he became a professor in the Faculty of Philosophy of the Velika Skola in Belgrade where he taught geography.”source: Wikipedia: Jovan Cvijić
March 1893month
Belgradeattested“After Cvijić's return from Vienna in March 1893 he became a professor in the Faculty of Philosophy of the Velika Skola in Belgrade where he taught geography.”source: Wikipedia: Jovan Cvijić
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Vienna Universitymentioned“He received his PhD from Vienna University in 1893.”source: Wikipedia: Jovan Cvijić
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Serbiamentioned“In 1896 Cvijić published "Instructions for studying villages in Serbia and other Serbian lands", which was later revised to apply to other Balkan regions.”source: Wikipedia: Jovan Cvijić
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Belgradementioned“In 1911, Cvijić married Ljubica Nikolić, a widow from Belgrade, née Krstić (1879–1941).”source: Wikipedia: Jovan Cvijić
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Sorbonne Universitymentioned“In 1915 he lectured about the Balkans at Sorbonne University in Paris.”source: Wikipedia: Jovan Cvijić
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Parismentioned“In 1915 he lectured about the Balkans at Sorbonne University in Paris.”source: Wikipedia: Jovan Cvijić
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