Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Menachem Begin across 3 places, from 1982 to 1991.
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Menachem Begin (16 August 1913 – 9 March 1992) was an Israeli politician who founded Herut and Likud and served as prime minister of Israel from 1977 to 1983.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Menachem Begin was documented, and when
November 1982month
Washington DCattested“After Begin's wife Aliza died in November 1982 while he was away on an official visit to Washington DC, he fell into a deep depression.”source: Wikipedia: Menachem Begin
March 1991month
Tel Avivattested“He was released from hospital in March 1991 and subsequently moved to an apartment in the Afeka neighborhood in Tel Aviv.”source: Wikipedia: Menachem Begin
March 1991month
Afekaattested“He was released from hospital in March 1991 and subsequently moved to an apartment in the Afeka neighborhood in Tel Aviv.”source: Wikipedia: Menachem Begin
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1937year
Czechoslovakiamentioned“In 1937 he was the active head of Betar in Czechoslovakia and became head of the largest branch, that of Poland.”source: Wikipedia: Menachem Begin
1939year
Wilnomentioned“Returning to Warsaw afterward, he left three days after the German 1939 invasion began, first to the southwest and then to Wilno, Lithuania.”source: Wikipedia: Menachem Begin
1939year
Warsawmentioned“Returning to Warsaw afterward, he left three days after the German 1939 invasion began, first to the southwest and then to Wilno, Lithuania.”source: Wikipedia: Menachem Begin
August 1939month
Romaniamentioned“He unsuccessfully attempted to smuggle 1,500 Jews into Romania at the end of August 1939.”source: Wikipedia: Menachem Begin
20 September 1940exact date
Lukiškės Prisonmentioned“As a prominent pre-war Zionist and reserve status officer-cadet, on 20 September 1940, Begin was arrested by the NKVD and detained in the Lukiškės Prison.”source: Wikipedia: Menachem Begin
1 June 1941exact date
Pechoramentioned“On 1 June 1941 he was sent to the Pechora labor camps in Komi Republic, the northern part of European Russia.”source: Wikipedia: Menachem Begin
1 June 1941exact date
Komi Republicmentioned“On 1 June 1941 he was sent to the Pechora labor camps in Komi Republic, the northern part of European Russia.”source: Wikipedia: Menachem Begin
May 1942month
Mandatory Palestinementioned“He was later sent with the army to Palestine via the Persian Corridor, where he arrived in May 1942.”source: Wikipedia: Menachem Begin
1944year
Mandatory Palestinementioned“Begin assumed the Irgun's leadership in 1944, determined to force the British government to remove its troops entirely from Palestine.”source: Wikipedia: Menachem Begin
1944year
Middle Eastmentioned“In 1944, after Lehi gunmen assassinated Lord Moyne, the British Resident Minister in the Middle East, the official Jewish authorities, fearing British retaliation, ordered the Haganah to undertake a campaign of collaboration with the Bri…”source: Wikipedia: Menachem Begin
1945year
Mandatory Palestinementioned“In the summer of 1945, as it became clear that the British were not planning on establishing a Jewish state and would not allow significant Jewish immigration to Palestine, Jewish public opinion shifted decisively against the British, an…”source: Wikipedia: Menachem Begin
December 1947month
Mandatory Palestinementioned“In December 1947, immediately following the UN partition vote, the 1947–1948 Civil War in Mandatory Palestine broke out between the Yishuv and Palestinian Arabs.”source: Wikipedia: Menachem Begin
1948 to 1977period
Knessetmentioned“Between 1948 and 1977, under Begin, Herut and the alliances it formed (Gahal in 1965 and Likud in 1973) formed the main opposition to the dominant Mapai and later the Alignment (the forerunners of today's Labor Party) in the Knesset; Her…”source: Wikipedia: Menachem Begin
August 1951month
United Kingdommentioned“During the 1950s, Begin was banned from entering the United Kingdom, as the British government regarded him as "leader of the notorious terrorist organisation Irgun." Begin's disappointment at the result of the 1951 Israeli legislative e…”source: Wikipedia: Menachem Begin
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