Quo Fuit places 6 dated presences for Mairead Maguire across 6 places, from 1984 to 2010.
Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Mairead Maguire (born 27 January 1944), also known as Mairead Corrigan Maguire and formerly as Mairéad Corrigan, is a peace activist from Northern Ireland.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Every dot is a place Mairead Maguire is documented in, on a dated record. The interactive globe carries the full detail.
Where Mairead Maguire was documented, and when
1984 to 2013period
Israelattested“In a 2013 interview, she omitted any mention of her 1984 trip to Israel, saying that "I first went to Israel/Palestine at the invitation of Rabbis for Human Rights and the Israeli Committee against House Demolitions" and "was absolutely…”source: Wikipedia: Mairead Maguire
March 1999month
Baghdadattested“During a visit to Baghdad with Argentinian colleague Adolfo Pérez Esquivel in March 1999, Maguire urged then-U.S.”source: Wikipedia: Mairead Maguire
May 2009month
Northern Irelandattested“In May 2009, following a visit to Guatemala, immigration authorities at the Houston Airport in Texas detained Maguire for a number of hours, during which time she was questioned, fingerprinted and photographed, and consequently missed he…”source: Wikipedia: Mairead Maguire
May 2009month
Guatemalaattested“In May 2009, following a visit to Guatemala, immigration authorities at the Houston Airport in Texas detained Maguire for a number of hours, during which time she was questioned, fingerprinted and photographed, and consequently missed he…”source: Wikipedia: Mairead Maguire
May 2009month
Texasattested“In May 2009, following a visit to Guatemala, immigration authorities at the Houston Airport in Texas detained Maguire for a number of hours, during which time she was questioned, fingerprinted and photographed, and consequently missed he…”source: Wikipedia: Mairead Maguire
December 2010month
Berlinattested“Speaking at the Carl von Ossietzky Medal Award Ceremony in Berlin in December 2010, Maguire imputed criminal accountability to President Obama for violation of international law.”source: Wikipedia: Mairead Maguire
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In each of these, a source puts Mairead Maguire and the place in the same dated sentence without stating
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1993year
Myanmarmentioned“In 1993 she and six other Nobel Peace Prize laureates tried unsuccessfully to enter Myanmar from Thailand to protest the protracted detention of opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi.”source: Wikipedia: Mairead Maguire
1993year
Thailandmentioned“In 1993 she and six other Nobel Peace Prize laureates tried unsuccessfully to enter Myanmar from Thailand to protest the protracted detention of opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi.”source: Wikipedia: Mairead Maguire
August 2002month
Dublinmentioned“Speaking at the 23rd War Resisters' International Conference in Dublin, Ireland in August 2002, Maguire called on the Irish government to oppose the Iraq War "in every European and world forum of which they are a part".”source: Wikipedia: Mairead Maguire
2003 to 2013period
White Housementioned“Maguire said in a 2013 interview that ever since her 40-day fast and arrest outside the White House in 2003 (see below), "whenever I now come into America, I'm always questioned as to what my background is".”source: Wikipedia: Mairead Maguire
2003 to 2013period
Americamentioned“Maguire said in a 2013 interview that ever since her 40-day fast and arrest outside the White House in 2003 (see below), "whenever I now come into America, I'm always questioned as to what my background is".”source: Wikipedia: Mairead Maguire
17 March 2003exact date
United Nations Headquartersmentioned“On 17 March 2003, she was arrested outside the United Nations headquarters in New York City during a protest against the Iraq War.”source: Wikipedia: Mairead Maguire
17 March 2003exact date
New York Citymentioned“On 17 March 2003, she was arrested outside the United Nations headquarters in New York City during a protest against the Iraq War.”source: Wikipedia: Mairead Maguire
April 2004month
Israelmentioned“Maguire flew to Israel in April 2004 to greet Vanunu upon his release and has since flown to meet with him in Israel on several occasions.”source: Wikipedia: Mairead Maguire
December 2004month
Auschwitzmentioned“At a joint press conference with Mordechai Vanunu in Jerusalem in December 2004, Maguire compared Israel's nuclear weapons to the Nazi gas chambers in Auschwitz.”source: Wikipedia: Mairead Maguire
December 2004month
Jerusalemmentioned“At a joint press conference with Mordechai Vanunu in Jerusalem in December 2004, Maguire compared Israel's nuclear weapons to the Nazi gas chambers in Auschwitz.”source: Wikipedia: Mairead Maguire
7 July 2009exact date
Dublinmentioned“via cell phone, and was deported on 7 July 2009 to Dublin.”source: Wikipedia: Mairead Maguire
July 2010month
Israelmentioned“In an open letter addressed to the Israeli people in July 2010, after Vanunu was returned to prison for violating the terms of his parole, Maguire urged Jews in Israel to petition their government for Vanunu's release and freedom.”source: Wikipedia: Mairead Maguire
November 2010month
Nazi Germanymentioned“Maguire firmly denied comparing Israel to Nazi Germany in an interview with Tal Schneider of Lady Globes in November 2010.”source: Wikipedia: Mairead Maguire
2012year
Chicagomentioned“After initially accepting an invitation to a 2012 Nobel summit in Chicago, she changed her mind because the event was hosted by the U.S.”source: Wikipedia: Mairead Maguire
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