Quo Fuit places 6 dated presences for Manuel Azaña across 5 places, from 1936 to 1940.
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Manuel Azaña Díaz (10 January 1880 – 3 November 1940) was a Spanish politician who served as Prime Minister of the Second Spanish Republic (1931–1933 and 1936), organizer of the Popular Front in 1935 and the last President of the Republic (1936–1939).Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Manuel Azaña was documented, and when
1936year
Valenciaattested“Azaña lived in Montserrat for barely more than 2 months as he was urged to move closer to Valencia, since the fall of 1936 the site of the government.”source: Wikipedia: Manuel Azaña
1936year
Montserratattested“Azaña lived in Montserrat for barely more than 2 months as he was urged to move closer to Valencia, since the fall of 1936 the site of the government.”source: Wikipedia: Manuel Azaña
October 1936month
Madridattested“Azaña left Madrid in October 1936; he would return to the capital on short visits, e.g.”source: Wikipedia: Manuel Azaña
1937year
Valenciaattested“In the fall of 1937 it was the government which moved from Valencia to Barcelona, and to stay in touch with the executive Azaña decided to return to Catalonia.”source: Wikipedia: Manuel Azaña
1937year
Barcelonaattested“In the fall of 1937 it was the government which moved from Valencia to Barcelona, and to stay in touch with the executive Azaña decided to return to Catalonia.”source: Wikipedia: Manuel Azaña
3 November 1940exact date
Montaubanattested“Azaña died of natural causes on 3 November 1940, in Montauban, France.”source: Wikipedia: Manuel Azaña
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1909 to 1911period
Parismentioned“In 1909, he achieved a position at the Main Directorate of the Registries and practised the profession of civil law notary, and travelled to Paris in 1911.”source: Wikipedia: Manuel Azaña
1930year
Spainmentioned“In 1930, he was a signatory of the "Pact of San Sebastián", which united all the republican and regionalist parties in Spain against Primo de Rivera and the King.”source: Wikipedia: Manuel Azaña
November 1936month
Barcelonamentioned“He initially stayed briefly in Valencia and then in Barcelona, but in November 1936 he settled in the Montserrat Abbey, the iconic Catalan shrine in the Montserrat mountains, located some 35 km from Barcelona.”source: Wikipedia: Manuel Azaña
November 1936month
Santa Maria de Montserrat Abbeymentioned“He initially stayed briefly in Valencia and then in Barcelona, but in November 1936 he settled in the Montserrat Abbey, the iconic Catalan shrine in the Montserrat mountains, located some 35 km from Barcelona.”source: Wikipedia: Manuel Azaña
November 1937month
Madridmentioned“in November 1937, but he would never reside in Madrid again.”source: Wikipedia: Manuel Azaña
February 1938month
Barcelonamentioned“He left "La Pobleta" and in February 1938 he settled in Torre Salvans, a similar large and isolated mansion in the "La Barata" estate, in wooden outskirts of Matadepera near Terrasa, some 30 km from Barcelona and some 15 km from his form…”source: Wikipedia: Manuel Azaña
February 1938month
Terrassamentioned“He left "La Pobleta" and in February 1938 he settled in Torre Salvans, a similar large and isolated mansion in the "La Barata" estate, in wooden outskirts of Matadepera near Terrasa, some 30 km from Barcelona and some 15 km from his form…”source: Wikipedia: Manuel Azaña
February 1938month
Montserratmentioned“He left "La Pobleta" and in February 1938 he settled in Torre Salvans, a similar large and isolated mansion in the "La Barata" estate, in wooden outskirts of Matadepera near Terrasa, some 30 km from Barcelona and some 15 km from his form…”source: Wikipedia: Manuel Azaña
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