Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Kiro Gligorov across 3 places, from 1917 to 2012.
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Kiro Gligorov (3 May 1917 – 1 January 2012) was a Macedonian and Yugoslav statesman, economist, and politician who served as the first president of the Republic of Macedonia (now North Macedonia) from 1991 to 1999.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Kiro Gligorov was documented, and when
3 May 1917exact date
Štipattested“Kiro Gligorov was born in Štip on 3 May 1917, in the Bulgarian occupation zone of Serbia (now North Macedonia) during World War I, where he received his initial education.”source: Wikipedia: Kiro Gligorov
3 May 1917exact date
Bulgarian occupation of Serbia (World War I)attested“Kiro Gligorov was born in Štip on 3 May 1917, in the Bulgarian occupation zone of Serbia (now North Macedonia) during World War I, where he received his initial education.”source: Wikipedia: Kiro Gligorov
1 January 2012exact date
Skopjeattested“Gligorov died at the age of 94 on 1 January 2012 in Skopje, in his sleep.”source: Wikipedia: Kiro Gligorov
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Places Kiro Gligorov is documented in
Bulgarian occupation of Serbia (World War I)1 presence · 1917
Skopje1 presence · 2012
Štip1 presence · 1917
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1941 to 1943period
Skopjementioned“After the defeat of Yugoslavia by Axis forces in 1941, Gligorov returned to Skopje (then annexed by Bulgaria), where he worked as a lawyer until 1943.”source: Wikipedia: Kiro Gligorov
Assembly of North Macedoniamentioned“Following the promulgation of the Declaration of Sovereignty of the State on 25 January 1991 and an initiative by a group of prominent liberal politicians and intellectuals called the "Young Lions", Gligorov was elected as the president…”source: Wikipedia: Kiro Gligorov
3 October 1995exact date
Skopjementioned“On 3 October 1995, Gligorov was the target of a car bomb assassination attempt in Skopje.”source: Wikipedia: Kiro Gligorov
21 September 1997exact date
University of Pittsburghmentioned“Following a speech at the University of Pittsburgh in the United States, he was awarded an honorary doctorate on 21 September 1997.”source: Wikipedia: Kiro Gligorov
21 September 1997exact date
United Statesmentioned“Following a speech at the University of Pittsburgh in the United States, he was awarded an honorary doctorate on 21 September 1997.”source: Wikipedia: Kiro Gligorov
5 January 1998exact date
Naplesmentioned“He was awarded the Mediterranean Peace Prize on 5 January 1998 in Naples.”source: Wikipedia: Kiro Gligorov
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