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Max Frisch

1911 to 1991 18 documented presences 16 places

Quo Fuit places 18 dated presences for Max Frisch across 16 places, from 1911 to 1984. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.

Max Rudolf Frisch (15 May 1911 – 4 April 1991) was a Swiss playwright and novelist.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Max Frisch was documented, and when

15 May 1911exact date
Zurichattested “Max Rudolf Frisch was born on 15 May 1911 in Zurich, Switzerland, the second son of Franz Bruno Frisch, an architect, and Karolina Bettina Frisch (née Wildermuth).” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1930year
University of Zurichattested “In the 1930/31 academic year Frisch enrolled at the University of Zurich to study German literature and linguistics.” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1936year
ETH Zurichattested “In 1936 Max Frisch studied architecture at the ETH Zurich and graduated in 1940.” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1945year
Beijingattested “This same tension is at the centre of a subsequent narrative by Frisch published, initially, by Atlantis in 1945 and titled Bin oder Die Reise nach Peking (Bin or the Journey to Beijing).” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
August 1948month
Breslauattested “In August 1948 Frisch visited Breslau (Wrocław) to attend an International Peace Congress organized by Jerzy Borejsza.” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
April 1951month
United Statesattested “In 1951, Frisch was awarded a travel grant by the Rockefeller Foundation and between April 1951 and May 1952 he visited the United States and Mexico.” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1956year
Italyattested “The book involves a journey which mirrors a trip that Frisch himself undertook to Italy in 1956, and subsequently to America (his second visit, this time also taking in Mexico and Cuba).” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1956year
Americaattested “The book involves a journey which mirrors a trip that Frisch himself undertook to Italy in 1956, and subsequently to America (his second visit, this time also taking in Mexico and Cuba).” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1956year
Mexicoattested “The book involves a journey which mirrors a trip that Frisch himself undertook to Italy in 1956, and subsequently to America (his second visit, this time also taking in Mexico and Cuba).” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1965year
Romeattested “Although Bachmann rejected the idea of a formal marriage, Frisch nevertheless followed her to Rome, where by now she lived, and the city became the centre of both their lives until (in Frisch's case) 1965.” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1969year
United Statesattested “After they married Frisch and his young wife continued to travel extensively, visiting Japan in 1969 and staying for extended periods in the United States.” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1969year
Japanattested “After they married Frisch and his young wife continued to travel extensively, visiting Japan in 1969 and staying for extended periods in the United States.” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1974year
Switzerlandattested “With his Little service book (Dienstbüchlein) (1974) Frisch revisited and re-evaluated his own period of service in the nation's citizen army, and shortly before he died he went so far as to question outright the need for the army in Swi…” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
October 1975month
Chinaattested “In October 1975, slightly improbably, the Swiss dramatist Frisch accompanied Chancellor Schmidt on what for them both was their first visit to China, as part of an official West German delegation.” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1980 to 1984period
Berzonaattested source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1980 to 1984period
New York Cityattested source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1980 to 1984period
New Yorkattested source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1984year
Zurichattested source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch

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Places Max Frisch is documented in

United States2 presences · 1951 to 1969Zurich2 presences · 1911 to 1984America1 presence · 1956Beijing1 presence · 1945Breslau1 presence · 1948China1 presence · 1975ETH Zurich1 presence · 1936Italy1 presence · 1956Japan1 presence · 1969Mexico1 presence · 1956New York1 presence · 1980New York City1 presence · 1980

Other places tied to Max Frisch in the record

In each of these, a source puts Max Frisch and the place in the same dated sentence without stating that Max Frisch was there. They are kept apart from the timeline above for exactly that reason: a mention is not a presence, and Quo Fuit does not quietly promote one into the other.

1935year
Nazi Germanymentioned “In 1935 Frisch visited Germany for the first time.” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1940year
Nazi Germanymentioned “In the Blätter aus dem Brotsack (Diaries of military life), published in 1940, he comes across as a conventional Swiss patriot, reflecting the unifying impact on Swiss society of the perceived invasion risk then emanating from Germany.” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1946year
Schauspielhaus Zürichmentioned “The piece, which avoids simplistic judgements, played to audiences not just in Zürich but also in German theatres during the 1946/47 season.” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1946 to 1949period
Czechoslovakiamentioned “Early sketches for the piece had been produced, in the wake of the communist take-over in Czechoslovakia, back in 1948, and had been published in his Tagebuch 1946–1949.” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1950year
Frankfurt am Mainmentioned “In 1950 Frisch switched publishers again, this time to the arguably more mainstream publishing house then being established in Frankfurt by Peter Suhrkamp.” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
May 1953month
Zurichmentioned “Similar themes also underpinned the play Don Juan or the Love of Geometry (Don Juan oder Die Liebe zur Geometrie) which in May 1953 would open simultaneously at theatres in Zurich and Berlin.” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1962 to 1964period
Uetikon am Seementioned “His 1964 novel Gantenbein / A Wilderness of Mirrors (Mein Name sei Gantenbein) – and indeed Bachmann's later novel, Malina – both reflect the writers' reactions to this relationship, which broke down during the bitterly cold winter of 19…” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1963year
Jerusalemmentioned “In 1963 they visited the United States for the American premieres of The Fire Raisers and Andorra, and in 1965 they visited Jerusalem, where Frisch was presented with the Jerusalem Prize for the Freedom of the Individual in Society.” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1963year
United Statesmentioned “In 1963 they visited the United States for the American premieres of The Fire Raisers and Andorra, and in 1965 they visited Jerusalem, where Frisch was presented with the Jerusalem Prize for the Freedom of the Individual in Society.” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1964 to 1965period
Romementioned “In 1964 they moved into an apartment together in Rome, and in autumn 1965 they moved to Switzerland, setting up home together in an extensively modernised cottage in Berzona, Ticino.” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1964 to 1965period
Berzonamentioned “In 1964 they moved into an apartment together in Rome, and in autumn 1965 they moved to Switzerland, setting up home together in an extensively modernised cottage in Berzona, Ticino.” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1964 to 1965period
Switzerlandmentioned “In 1964 they moved into an apartment together in Rome, and in autumn 1965 they moved to Switzerland, setting up home together in an extensively modernised cottage in Berzona, Ticino.” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1966year
Aussersihlmentioned “This is fantastic countryside." As a "social experiment" they also, in 1966, temporarily occupied a second home in an apartment block in Aussersihl, a residential quarter of down-town Zurich known, then as now, for its high levels of rec…” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1966year
Küsnachtmentioned “This is fantastic countryside." As a "social experiment" they also, in 1966, temporarily occupied a second home in an apartment block in Aussersihl, a residential quarter of down-town Zurich known, then as now, for its high levels of rec…” source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1966year
Soviet Unionmentioned source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1967year
Zurichmentioned source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
February 1968month
Schauspielhaus Zürichmentioned source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1970 to 1974period
Switzerlandmentioned source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1972year
Friedenaumentioned source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1975year
Holocenementioned source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1979year
Holocenementioned source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
April 1979month
Lausannementioned source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
1980 to 1982period
Bard Collegementioned source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch
May 1980month
Holocenementioned source: Wikipedia: Max Frisch

Documented at the same place, the same year

Dong BiwuChina · 1975Michel FoucaultNew York University · 1980Bill EvansNew York University · 1980Raymond CarverNew York University · 1980William H. MacyNew York University · 1980Jeff KoonsNew York University · 1980Farouk of EgyptRome · 1965Peter DebyeUniversity of Zurich · 1911Camilo CienfuegosMexico · 1956Steven SeagalJapan · 1969Eisaku SatōJapan · 1969Richard NixonChina · 1975

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Sources

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