Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Moon Jae-in across 3 places, from 1953 to 2007.
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Moon Jae-in (born 24 January 1953) is a South Korean politician and lawyer who served as the 12th president of South Korea from 2017 to 2022.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Moon Jae-in was documented, and when
24 January 1953exact date
Geojeattested“Moon Jae-in was born in Geoje, South Korea, on January 24, 1953, shortly before the end of the Korean War, as the second child and oldest son among five children of father Moon Yong-hyung and mother Kang Han-ok.”source: Wikipedia: Moon Jae-in
1980year
Kyung Hee Universityattested“In 1980, he returned to Kyung Hee University to complete the remainder of his studies.”source: Wikipedia: Moon Jae-in
2007year
North Koreaattested“He was both widely criticized and widely praised for his comments stating that his first visit if elected president would be to visit North Korea, a visit that would be not unlike Roh Moo-hyun's visit to the country in 2007.”source: Wikipedia: Moon Jae-in
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2012year
National Assembly (South Korea)mentioned“In 2012, Moon entered a bid for a seat in the National Assembly in the 19th legislative election.”source: Wikipedia: Moon Jae-in
11 April 2012exact date
Sasang Districtmentioned“Moon won a seat in the Sasang District of Busan on April 11, 2012, as a member of the Democratic United Party with 55% of the vote.”source: Wikipedia: Moon Jae-in
19 June 2017exact date
South Koreamentioned“At the event on June 19, 2017, marking the end of operations at South Korea's oldest nuclear reactor, Kori Unit 1, Moon outlined his plan for the future of energy in Korea, saying "we will abandon the development policy centered on nucle…”source: Wikipedia: Moon Jae-in
19 June 2017exact date
Koreamentioned“At the event on June 19, 2017, marking the end of operations at South Korea's oldest nuclear reactor, Kori Unit 1, Moon outlined his plan for the future of energy in Korea, saying "we will abandon the development policy centered on nucle…”source: Wikipedia: Moon Jae-in
September 2018month
Pyongyangmentioned“In September 2018, Moon Jae-in visited Pyongyang in the September 2018 inter-Korean summit.”source: Wikipedia: Moon Jae-in
January 2019month
South Koreamentioned“On 23 September, as video speech at 75th Session of United Nations General Assembly, Moon mentioned about his hope that "the UN and the international community provide support so that we can advance into an era of reconciliation and pros…”source: Wikipedia: Moon Jae-in
2020year
Seoulmentioned“This is thanks to the government's early preparation for the outbreak of infectious diseases." In 2020, although a spike in new coronavirus cases in South Korea prompted authorities to reimpose tighter social distancing curbs in Seoul, t…”source: Wikipedia: Moon Jae-in
6 March 2020exact date
South Koreamentioned“An opinion poll conducted between 5–6 March 2020 by ', a public polling company, showed that 53% of the public had a positive evaluation of Moon's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic in South Korea.”source: Wikipedia: Moon Jae-in
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