Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Julius Evola across 2 places, from 1898 to 1974.
Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Giulio Cesare Andrea "Julius" Evola (19 May 1898 – 11 June 1974) was an Italian far-right philosopher and writer.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Julius Evola was documented, and when
19 May 1898exact date
Romeattested“Giulio Cesare Andrea Evola was born in Rome to Sicilian parents on 19 May 1898.”source: Wikipedia: Julius Evola
1953 to 1980period
Italyattested“Wolff wrote: "The debate around his 'moral and political' responsibility for terrorist actions perpetrated by right-wing extremist groups in Italy between 1969 and 1980 began as soon as Evola died in 1974 and have not yet come to an end.…”source: Wikipedia: Julius Evola
11 June 1974exact date
Romeattested“He died on 11 June 1974 in Rome of congestive heart failure.”source: Wikipedia: Julius Evola
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1934 to 1943period
Italymentioned“Regardless, a few years later in 1934, Evola was put in charge of the cultural page of the influential radical fascist newspaper Il Regime Fascista, a position he held until 1943.' Scholars disagree about why Benito Mussolini embraced ra…”source: Wikipedia: Julius Evola
1937 to 1938period
Germanymentioned“His considerable amount of time in Germany in 1937 and 1938 included a series of lectures to the German–Italian Society in 1938.”source: Wikipedia: Julius Evola
February 1942month
Germanymentioned“While not always in agreement with German racial theorists, Evola travelled to Germany in February 1942 and obtained support for German collaboration on Sangue e Spirito from "key figures in the German racial hierarchy." Fascists appreci…”source: Wikipedia: Julius Evola
1943year
Nazi Germanymentioned“With its help, he fled to Berlin in Nazi Germany when the Italian Fascist regime fell in 1943.”source: Wikipedia: Julius Evola
1943year
Berlinmentioned“With its help, he fled to Berlin in Nazi Germany when the Italian Fascist regime fell in 1943.”source: Wikipedia: Julius Evola
1943year
Romementioned“Evola returned to Rome in 1943 to organise a radical-right group called the Movimento per la Rinascita dell'Italia.”source: Wikipedia: Julius Evola
1944year
Viennamentioned“He fled to Vienna in 1944, barely avoiding capture by the Americans when the Allies took Rome.”source: Wikipedia: Julius Evola
1945year
Sorrentomentioned“Ñāṇavīra Thera was inspired to become a bhikkhu from reading Evola's text The Doctrine of Awakening in 1945 while hospitalised in Sorrento.”source: Wikipedia: Julius Evola
1945 to 1948period
Viennamentioned“They do not know that, by a fatal logic, when exponents of two different grades of subversion meet or cross paths, the one representing the more developed grade will take over in the end." Evola, partially paralysed after the Soviet bomb…”source: Wikipedia: Julius Evola
1945 to 1948period
Austriamentioned“They do not know that, by a fatal logic, when exponents of two different grades of subversion meet or cross paths, the one representing the more developed grade will take over in the end." Evola, partially paralysed after the Soviet bomb…”source: Wikipedia: Julius Evola
May 1951month
Italymentioned“In May 1951 Evola was arrested in Italy and charged with promoting the revival of the Fascist Party, and of glorifying fascism.”source: Wikipedia: Julius Evola
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