Quo Fuit places 5 dated presences for Sergei Parajanov across 5 places, from 1924 to 1990.
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Sergei Iosifovich Parajanov (January 9, 1924 – July 20, 1990) was a Soviet film director and screenwriter.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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9 January 1924exact date
Tiflisattested“Sergei Iosifovich Parajanov was born to artistically inclined Armenian parents Iosif Parajanov and Siranush Bejanova on January 9, 1924, in Tiflis, known by Tbilisi since 1936, the capital of the Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic of the…”source: Wikipedia: Sergei Parajanov
1969year
Armenian Soviet Socialist Republicattested“(Russian dubbing was standard practice at that time for non-Russian Soviet films when they were distributed outside the republic of origin.) In 1969, Parajanov moved to Armenia to work on his next film; this was the first time he had vis…”source: Wikipedia: Sergei Parajanov
February 1982month
Moscowattested“In February 1982, Parajanov was once again arrested on charges of bribery, which happened to coincide with his return to Moscow for the premiere of a play commemorating Vladimir Vysotsky at the Taganka Theatre.”source: Wikipedia: Sergei Parajanov
February 1982month
Taganka Theatreattested“In February 1982, Parajanov was once again arrested on charges of bribery, which happened to coincide with his return to Moscow for the premiere of a play commemorating Vladimir Vysotsky at the Taganka Theatre.”source: Wikipedia: Sergei Parajanov
20 July 1990exact date
Yerevanattested“Parajanov died of lung cancer in Yerevan on July 20, 1990, aged 66.”source: Wikipedia: Sergei Parajanov
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Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic1 presence · 1969
Taganka Theatre1 presence · 1982
Yerevan1 presence · 1990
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1945year
Moscow Conservatorymentioned“In 1945, he was transferred to the Moscow Conservatory, where he studied alongside soprano Nina Dorliak.”source: Wikipedia: Sergei Parajanov
1945year
Moscowmentioned“In 1945, he was transferred to the Moscow Conservatory, where he studied alongside soprano Nina Dorliak.”source: Wikipedia: Sergei Parajanov
1948year
Tbilisimentioned“In 1948, Parajanov was arrested and charged with illegal homosexual acts with MGB officer Nikolai Mikava in Tbilisi.”source: Wikipedia: Sergei Parajanov
1950year
Moscowmentioned“In 1950, Parajanov married Nigyar Kerimova, who came from a Muslim Tatar family, in Moscow.”source: Wikipedia: Sergei Parajanov
December 1973month
Kievmentioned“In December 1973, Parajanov was arrested in Kiev and was accused of homosexuality, sodomy, and propagation of pornography.”source: Wikipedia: Sergei Parajanov
1985year
Soviet Unionmentioned“In 1985, the slow thaw within the Soviet Union spurred Parajanov to resume his passion for cinema.”source: Wikipedia: Sergei Parajanov
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