Quo Fuit places 7 dated presences for Necmettin Erbakan across 6 places, from 1948 to 2011.
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Necmettin Erbakan (29 October 1926 – 27 February 2011) was a Turkish politician and political theorist who served as the 23rd prime minister of Turkey from 1996 to 1997.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Necmettin Erbakan was documented, and when
1948year
Istanbul Technical Universityattested“After high school education in Istanbul High School, he graduated from the Mechanical Engineering Faculty at the Istanbul Technical University in 1948, and received a PhD degree in mechanical/engine engineering from the RWTH Aachen Unive…”source: Wikipedia: Necmettin Erbakan
1948year
RWTH Aachen Universityattested“After high school education in Istanbul High School, he graduated from the Mechanical Engineering Faculty at the Istanbul Technical University in 1948, and received a PhD degree in mechanical/engine engineering from the RWTH Aachen Unive…”source: Wikipedia: Necmettin Erbakan
1948year
Istanbul High Schoolattested“After high school education in Istanbul High School, he graduated from the Mechanical Engineering Faculty at the Istanbul Technical University in 1948, and received a PhD degree in mechanical/engine engineering from the RWTH Aachen Unive…”source: Wikipedia: Necmettin Erbakan
1948year
Istanbulattested“After high school education in Istanbul High School, he graduated from the Mechanical Engineering Faculty at the Istanbul Technical University in 1948, and received a PhD degree in mechanical/engine engineering from the RWTH Aachen Unive…”source: Wikipedia: Necmettin Erbakan
1965year
Turkeyattested“After returning to Turkey, Erbakan became lecturer at the Technical University and was appointed professor in 1965 at the same university.”source: Wikipedia: Necmettin Erbakan
1965year
Istanbul Technical Universityattested“After returning to Turkey, Erbakan became lecturer at the Technical University and was appointed professor in 1965 at the same university.”source: Wikipedia: Necmettin Erbakan
27 February 2011exact date
Çankaya, Ankaraattested“Erbakan died on 27 February 2011 at 11:40 local time of heart failure at Güven Hospital in Çankaya, Ankara.”source: Wikipedia: Necmettin Erbakan
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Places Necmettin Erbakan is documented in
Istanbul Technical University2 presences · 1948 to 1965
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1992 to 1997period
Algeriamentioned“Since the tensions between the military and the Islamists led to a civil war in Algeria, Erbakan said "Turkey will not turn into Algeria" in 1992 and 1997.”source: Wikipedia: Necmettin Erbakan
October 1994month
Algeriamentioned“It would be worse than Algeria." Erbakan and his associates developed ties with the Islamic Salvation Front (FIS) in Algeria and when Erbakan visited the American Muslim Council in October 1994, he engaged with FIS representatives.”source: Wikipedia: Necmettin Erbakan
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