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Nariman Narimanov

1870 to 1925 4 documented presences 2 places

Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Nariman Narimanov across 2 places, from 1870 to 1896. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.

Nariman Karbalayi Najaf oghlu Narimanov (– 19 March 1925) was an Azerbaijani Bolshevik revolutionary, writer, publicist, politician and statesman.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Nariman Narimanov was documented, and when

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Tbilisiattested “Nariman Narimanov was born on 14 April (2 April O.S.) 1870 in Tiflis, Georgia, then part of the Russian Empire into an ethnic Azerbaijani family.” source: Wikipedia: Nariman Narimanov
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Bakuattested “Nariman Narimanov moved to Baku in 1891.” source: Wikipedia: Nariman Narimanov
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Bakuattested “Nariman Narimanov's first literary work was the play “Ignorance” (Cahillik), published in 1894 and staged in Baku in 1895.” source: Wikipedia: Nariman Narimanov
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Bakuattested “In 1896, Narimanov began teaching at the real school in Baku and carried out various studies in the field of humanities.” source: Wikipedia: Nariman Narimanov

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Places Nariman Narimanov is documented in

Baku3 presences · 1891 to 1896Tbilisi1 presence · 1870

Other places tied to Nariman Narimanov in the record

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Azerbaijan SSRmentioned “As a young man, Narimanov gained notice as a writer in Azerbaijan even before the revolution of 1905-1907, publishing novels which advocated for the abandonment of tired customs and religious superstitions.” source: Wikipedia: Nariman Narimanov
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Odessamentioned “During the 1905 Revolution, Narimanov joined the Bolshevik party, took an active part and led the student movement in Odessa.” source: Wikipedia: Nariman Narimanov
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Odessamentioned “In 1906, he went back to Odessa to complete his education.” source: Wikipedia: Nariman Narimanov
1907 to 1908period
Volgamentioned “Between 1907 and 1908, his work Nadir Shah was performed in major theaters in the Volga region, Turkestan, the South Caucasus, and Tehran.” source: Wikipedia: Nariman Narimanov
1909year
Astrakhanmentioned “For these activities, Narimanov was arrested in 1909 and sentenced to five years' internal exile in Astrakhan.” source: Wikipedia: Nariman Narimanov
15 July 1913exact date
Bakumentioned “Narimanov returned to Baku on July 15, 1913.” source: Wikipedia: Nariman Narimanov
1917year
Bakumentioned “From April 15 to 20, 1917, he participated in the All-Caucasus Muslim Congress in Baku, guided by the “Hummet” Committee.” source: Wikipedia: Nariman Narimanov

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