Paul of Greece
1901 to 1964
14 documented presences
12 places
Quo Fuit places 14 dated presences for Paul of Greece across 12 places, from 1901 to 1963. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Paul (14 December 1901 – 6 March 1964) was King of Greece from 1 April 1947 until his death on 6 March 1964.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Paul of Greece was documented, and when
1901year
Tatoi Palaceattested
“Paul was born on 14 December [Old Style: 1 December] 1901 at the Tatoi Palace in Attica north of Athens, the third son of Crown Prince Constantine and his wife, Princess Sophia of Prussia.”
source: Wikipedia: Paul of Greece
1901year
Atticaattested
“Paul was born on 14 December [Old Style: 1 December] 1901 at the Tatoi Palace in Attica north of Athens, the third son of Crown Prince Constantine and his wife, Princess Sophia of Prussia.”
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1911 to 1914period
Eastbourneattested
“From 1911 to 1914, Paul travelled to the UK to attend summer courses in Eastbourne at Saint Peter's Preparatory School for Young Gentlemen.”
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13 January 1932exact date
Frankfurtattested
“Paul went to Germany and his mother, whose condition had worsened, died in Frankfurt on 13 January 1932 while with her children.”
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13 January 1932exact date
Germanyattested
“Paul went to Germany and his mother, whose condition had worsened, died in Frankfurt on 13 January 1932 while with her children.”
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1936year
Germanyattested
“Although it is reported that Paul was looking for a Greek commoner to marry, he searched and found Frederica during his trip to Germany for the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games.”
source: Wikipedia: Paul of Greece
August 1942month
Cairoattested
“Following many requests, Paul managed to gain authority to go to Cairo and join the Free Greek Forces in August 1942, wishing to help liberate Greece.”
source: Wikipedia: Paul of Greece
January 1944month
Cairoattested
“Frederica moved to Cairo to be with Paul in January 1944, while their children stayed in South Africa with Smuts until March.”
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January 1944month
South Africaattested
“Frederica moved to Cairo to be with Paul in January 1944, while their children stayed in South Africa with Smuts until March.”
source: Wikipedia: Paul of Greece
1944year
Egyptattested
“Greece was slowly liberated through 1944 and most Greek exiles had the opportunity to return home, however, Paul and his family were forced to stay in Egypt due to the rise of republican opposition in Greece following the war.”
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1952year
United Kingdomattested
“During his visit to the United Kingdom in 1952, Paul walked behind the coffin of George VI during his state funeral procession.”
source: Wikipedia: Paul of Greece
June 1952month
Turkeyattested
“In June 1952, Paul and Frederica made an official state visit to Turkey to ease Greco-Turkish relations.”
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September 1955month
Belgradeattested
“Paul also worked to facilitate Greco-Yugoslav relations by making a state visit to Belgrade in September 1955.”
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1963year
Cyprusattested
“The media used Paul's quick political stance to the Cyprus problem, his travel to Britain in 1963 despite the prime minister's recommendation and his close links with higher ranking staff in the Greek army as examples of these accusations.”
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Places Paul of Greece is documented in
Cairo2 presences · 1942 to 1944Germany2 presences · 1932 to 1936Belgrade1 presence · 1955Egypt1 presence · 1944Frankfurt1 presence · 1932South Africa1 presence · 1944Turkey1 presence · 1952United Kingdom1 presence · 1952
Attica1 presence · 1901
Cyprus1 presence · 1963
Eastbourne1 presence · 1911
Tatoi Palace1 presence · 1901
Other places tied to Paul of Greece in the record
In each of these, a source puts Paul of Greece and the place in the same dated sentence without stating that Paul of Greece was there. They are kept apart from the timeline above for exactly that reason: a mention is not a presence, and Quo Fuit does not quietly promote one into the other.
29 October 1920exact date
Lucernementioned
“The Greek parliament refused to reinstate Constantine, and thus Venizelos, on 29 October 1920, sent a letter to the Greek ambassador to Switzerland at the National Hotel in Lucerne, requesting that he meet with Paul, who he saw as the ne…”
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29 October 1920exact date
Switzerlandmentioned
“The Greek parliament refused to reinstate Constantine, and thus Venizelos, on 29 October 1920, sent a letter to the Greek ambassador to Switzerland at the National Hotel in Lucerne, requesting that he meet with Paul, who he saw as the ne…”
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1921year
Anatoliamentioned
“Constantine left Paul and his other children with his wife in 1921 when he travelled to Anatolia to boost the morale of Greek troops.”
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September 1921month
Tatoimentioned
“However, after only a few months, Constantine reunited with his children at Tatoi in September 1921.”
source: Wikipedia: Paul of Greece
1923year
Greek Parliamentmentioned
“In the 1923 Greek legislative election, Venizelos and his party won victory in the Greek parliament and were to assume government at the commencing of the following year.”
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19 December 1923exact date
Bucharestmentioned
“George and Elisabeth left the country first, followed by Paul and other members of the royal family on 19 December 1923, residing in Bucharest.”
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1927year
Hubertihausmentioned
“Earlier in 1927 while visiting his mother in Austria, Paul had met Frederica of Hanover at the Hubertihaus estate.”
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1927year
Austriamentioned
“Earlier in 1927 while visiting his mother in Austria, Paul had met Frederica of Hanover at the Hubertihaus estate.”
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10 July 1930exact date
Villefranche-sur-Mermentioned
“On 10 July 1930, Paul boarded Wessel's boat, the Frefrada, from Villefranche-sur-Mer.”
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2 August 1930exact date
Corfumentioned
“The yacht travelled along the French and Italian coastline for three weeks, before landing in Corfu on 2 August 1930.”
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1934year
Londonmentioned
“In 1934, Paul and Frederica met again in London at the wedding of Princess Marina of Greece and Denmark and Prince George, Duke of Kent.”
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2 November 1938exact date
Psychikomentioned
“Frederica soon became pregnant and gave birth to a daughter on 2 November 1938 at Psychiko Palace.”
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15 August 1940exact date
Tinosmentioned
“On 15 August 1940, an Italian submarine sunk the Elli, which was escorting pilgrims from Tinos.”
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28 October 1940exact date
Epirus (region)mentioned
“On 28 October 1940, Mussolini sent Metaxas an ultimatum and demanded that he accepted within three hours while placing Italian troops in Italian-occupied Albania and in Greek Epirus.”
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28 October 1940exact date
1948year
1948 to 1952period
June 1948month
15 October 1949exact date
1952 to 1963period
1952 to 1963period
1952 to 1963period
1952 to 1963period
1952 to 1963period
Documented at the same place, the same year
Alan HodgkinGermany · 1932Princess Irene of Greece and DenmarkCairo · 1944George VILondon · 1952Francis CrickLondon · 1952Orson WellesLondon · 1952John le CarréLondon · 1952Richard Hamilton (artist)London · 1952Zulfikar Ali BhuttoLondon · 1952Harold Alexander, 1st Earl Alexander of TunisLondon · 1952Stephen BoydLondon · 1952Charles LindberghBerlin · 1936Adolf EichmannBerlin · 1936
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Sources
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