Quo Fuit places 13 dated presences for Noe Zhordania across 9 places, from 1895 to 1953.
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Noe Zhordania (– January 11, 1953) was a Georgian journalist and Menshevik politician.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Noe Zhordania was documented, and when
1895year
Parisattested“In 1895, he went to Paris and studied at the for 3 months, became acquainted with Jules Guesde, Paul Lafargue and other French socialists in the meantime.”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
1895year
Germanyattested“While living in Germany Zhordania wrote the following articles for "Kvali": "Friedrich Engels" (1895) (), "the village and agricultural growing in Germany" (1985) (), "Political parties in Germany" (1897) (), "Bismarck" (1898) ().”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
March 1897month
Londonattested“In March 1897, Zhordania moved to London, England with Varlam Cherkezishvili, a known photographer, who back then lived with the Wilson family.”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
June 1902month
Lanchkhutiattested“In June 1902 Zhordania was released from prison and moved to Lanchkhuti before the final verdict from the St.”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
4 April 1919exact date
Georgia (country)attested“Andreika died in Georgia on 4 April 1919 from meningitis at age 12, while Redjeb Zhordania (1921–2021) had one son and two daughters, and lived in New York, where he was a lecturer on French civilization.”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
4 April 1919exact date
New Yorkattested“Andreika died in Georgia on 4 April 1919 from meningitis at age 12, while Redjeb Zhordania (1921–2021) had one son and two daughters, and lived in New York, where he was a lecturer on French civilization.”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
1921year
Georgia (country)attested“According to Redjeb Jordania (born in 1921), son of Noe Jordania (Zhordania), his lineage traces back to three Italian brothers who emigrated from Genoa to Georgia.”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
1921year
Genoaattested“According to Redjeb Jordania (born in 1921), son of Noe Jordania (Zhordania), his lineage traces back to three Italian brothers who emigrated from Genoa to Georgia.”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
March 1921month
Parisattested“However, the invasion of the Soviet armies in February–March 1921 toppled the Georgian government, forcing Zhordania and many of his colleagues to seek refuge in France, where he led the government-in-exile and continued his efforts to e…”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
March 1921month
French Third Republicattested“However, the invasion of the Soviet armies in February–March 1921 toppled the Georgian government, forcing Zhordania and many of his colleagues to seek refuge in France, where he led the government-in-exile and continued his efforts to e…”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
1924year
Parisattested“Zhordania lived first in Paris, and then in Leuville-sur-Orge, where he helped with the preparation of the Georgian revolt in 1924.”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
1924year
Leuville-sur-Orgeattested“Zhordania lived first in Paris, and then in Leuville-sur-Orge, where he helped with the preparation of the Georgian revolt in 1924.”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
11 January 1953exact date
Leuville-sur-Orgeattested“Noe Zhordania died at the age of 85, on January 11, 1953, in Leuville-sur-Orge, where he is buried.”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
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1891year
Warsawmentioned“In 1891 he moved to Warsaw, Poland, and attended the Warsaw Veterinarian Institute.”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
1892year
Warsawmentioned“In Warsaw, Zhordania was introduced to Marxism and its political ideology: that was after 1892, when the revolutionaries in Russia went from seeking socialism to European Marxism.”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
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Russiamentioned“In Warsaw, Zhordania was introduced to Marxism and its political ideology: that was after 1892, when the revolutionaries in Russia went from seeking socialism to European Marxism.”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
May 1893month
Batumimentioned“In May 1893, fearing of possible arrest, Zhordania traveled to Europe from Batumi.”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
1896year
Munichmentioned“At the beginning of 1896 Zhordania left Munich and traveled to Berlin, where he attended the lectures of Richard Wagner.”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
1896year
Berlinmentioned“At the beginning of 1896 Zhordania left Munich and traveled to Berlin, where he attended the lectures of Richard Wagner.”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
1897year
Georgia (country)mentioned“In 1897 Zordania returned to Georgia.”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
1902year
Tbilisimentioned“He wrote a draft of the party program during a conference held in Tbilisi in 1902.”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
April 1905month
Lanchkhutimentioned“In April 1905 Ina went to Lanchkhuti, where she gave birth to their first daughter Asmat.”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
1906year
Stockholmmentioned“He participated in the IV unifying congress of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party in Stockholm in 1906.”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
1907year
Londonmentioned“During the V congress of Russian Social Democratic Labour Party in London in 1907, 29 Georgian delegates were present.”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
December 1907month
Georgia (country)mentioned“In occasion of the elections of the State Duma in December 1907, Zhordania illegally returned to Georgia.”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
1909year
Italymentioned“In 1909, during his stay in Italy, Zhordania attended the Paris meeting of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party.”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
October 1917month
Georgia (country)mentioned“In October 1917, he joined the Russian Pre-Parliament, but soon became disillusioned with it and returned to Georgia.”source: Wikipedia: Noe Zhordania
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