Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Rudolf Kjellén across 4 places, from 1864 to 1922.
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Johan Rudolf Kjellén (13 June 1864, in Torsö – 14 November 1922, in Uppsala) was a Swedish political scientist, geographer and politician who first coined the term "geopolitics".Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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1864year
Torsöattested“Rudolf Kjellén was born in 1864 in Torsö in what is now Mariestad Municipality.”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Kjellén
1922year
Uppsalaattested“He died of heart disease in 1922 and is buried in Gamla kyrkogården in Uppsala.”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Kjellén
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Uppsala old cemeteryattested“He died of heart disease in 1922 and is buried in Gamla kyrkogården in Uppsala.”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Kjellén
1922year
Gamlaattested“He died of heart disease in 1922 and is buried in Gamla kyrkogården in Uppsala.”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Kjellén
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1880year
Uppsalamentioned“Rudolf completed his studentexamen at the Cathedral School in Skara, and enrolled at Uppsala University in 1880.”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Kjellén
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Skaramentioned“Rudolf completed his studentexamen at the Cathedral School in Skara, and enrolled at Uppsala University in 1880.”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Kjellén
1880year
Uppsala Universitymentioned“Rudolf completed his studentexamen at the Cathedral School in Skara, and enrolled at Uppsala University in 1880.”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Kjellén
1893year
University of Gothenburgmentioned“That same year, he became a teacher of political science and, in 1893, also of geography at University of Gothenburg; in 1901, he was appointed professor of political science and statistics there.”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Kjellén
1896year
Swedenmentioned“(1896), The Spirit of the Swedish Constitution (1897), and Dead Letters in Sweden’s Current Instrument of Government (1902).”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Kjellén
1900year
Swedenmentioned“The basics of his ideas were presented in 1900 in the book Introduction to Sweden's Geography (based on lectures at University of Gothenburg).”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Kjellén
1900year
University of Gothenburgmentioned“The basics of his ideas were presented in 1900 in the book Introduction to Sweden's Geography (based on lectures at University of Gothenburg).”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Kjellén
1914year
Germanymentioned“It was also published in a shortened handbook edition titled Contemporary Great Powers (1914), later translated into German (12th edition 1916) and Russian.”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Kjellén
February 1916month
Uppsalamentioned“In February 1916, Kjellén was appointed to the Skyttean Professorship of Eloquence and Political Science at Uppsala University.”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Kjellén
February 1916month
Uppsala Universitymentioned“In February 1916, Kjellén was appointed to the Skyttean Professorship of Eloquence and Political Science at Uppsala University.”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Kjellén
1921year
Uppsalamentioned“In a lecture series under the heading "Statsformernas system" in Uppsala in the autumn of 1921, he predicted the imminent collapse of democracy – instead, the so-called popular leader would emerge from the broad ranks of the people: Howe…”source: Wikipedia: Rudolf Kjellén
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