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Nicos Poulantzas (21 September 1936 – 3 October 1979) was a Greek-French Marxist political philosopher and sociologist.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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21 September 1936exact date
Athensattested“Nicos Poulantzas was born in Athens on 21 September 1936 to a well-established family.”source: Wikipedia: Nicos Poulantzas
1960year
Munichattested“After completing his military service, Poulantzas moved to West Germany in 1960 for postgraduate work, initially in Munich.”source: Wikipedia: Nicos Poulantzas
May 1968month
Vincennesattested“Following the May 1968 events, he was invited to teach sociology at the experimental University of Paris VIII at Vincennes, an institution created to decentralise and modernise the French university system.”source: Wikipedia: Nicos Poulantzas
3 October 1979exact date
Parisattested“Nicos Poulantzas died by suicide in Paris on 3 October 1979, at the age of 43.”source: Wikipedia: Nicos Poulantzas
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1953year
Athensmentioned“In 1953, he entered the School of Law at Athens University.”source: Wikipedia: Nicos Poulantzas
1957year
Athensmentioned“After graduating with an "excellent" grade in 1957, he served his compulsory military service in the Greek navy, working in the translation service in Athens and later in Crete.”source: Wikipedia: Nicos Poulantzas
1957year
Hellenic Navymentioned“After graduating with an "excellent" grade in 1957, he served his compulsory military service in the Greek navy, working in the translation service in Athens and later in Crete.”source: Wikipedia: Nicos Poulantzas
1957year
Cretementioned“After graduating with an "excellent" grade in 1957, he served his compulsory military service in the Greek navy, working in the translation service in Athens and later in Crete.”source: Wikipedia: Nicos Poulantzas
1961year
Germanymentioned“He completed a postgraduate thesis on "The Rebirth of Natural Law in Germany" in 1961, followed by his doctoral dissertation, Nature des Choses et Droit ('The Nature of Things and Law'), in 1964.”source: Wikipedia: Nicos Poulantzas
1961 to 1966period
Parismentioned“Poulantzas joined the KKE in Paris around 1961 and remained active in the EDA until 1966.”source: Wikipedia: Nicos Poulantzas
1967year
Greecementioned“A decisive event in his political mobilisation was the military coup in Greece in 1967.”source: Wikipedia: Nicos Poulantzas
May 1968month
Francementioned“His major work, Political Power and Social Classes (Pouvoir politique et classes sociales), appeared just before the May 1968 events in France and established his reputation as a major state theorist.”source: Wikipedia: Nicos Poulantzas
1970year
Italymentioned“In Fascism and Dictatorship (1970), Poulantzas analysed fascism in Italy and Germany as an exceptional state that arose during the transition to monopoly capitalism.”source: Wikipedia: Nicos Poulantzas
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