Quo Fuit places 6 dated presences for Viktor Orbán across 5 places, from 1977 to 1987.
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Viktor Mihály Orbán (born 31 May 1963) is a Hungarian lawyer and politician who served as the prime minister of Hungary from 1998 to 2002, and 2010 to 2026.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Viktor Orbán was documented, and when
1977year
Székesfehérvárattested“In 1977, the family moved to Székesfehérvár, where Orbán had secured a place at the prestigious Blanka Teleki school.”source: Wikipedia: Viktor Orbán
1983year
Eötvös Loránd Universityattested“In 1983, Orbán went to study law at the Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest.”source: Wikipedia: Viktor Orbán
1983year
Budapestattested“In 1983, Orbán went to study law at the Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest.”source: Wikipedia: Viktor Orbán
1984 to 1987period
Polandattested“He also went on a series of trips to Poland with his classmates and a lecturer, Tamás Fellegi, during the 1984–1985 school year and again in 1987, during the third pastoral visit of John Paul II.”source: Wikipedia: Viktor Orbán
1987year
Budapestattested“After obtaining the higher degree of Juris Doctor in 1987, Orbán lived in Szolnok for two years, commuting to his job in Budapest as a sociologist at the Management Training Institute of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food.”source: Wikipedia: Viktor Orbán
1987year
Szolnokattested“After obtaining the higher degree of Juris Doctor in 1987, Orbán lived in Szolnok for two years, commuting to his job in Budapest as a sociologist at the Management Training Institute of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food.”source: Wikipedia: Viktor Orbán
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December 1981month
Polandmentioned“His time in the army also coincided with the declaration of martial law in Poland in December 1981, which his friend Simicska criticized.”source: Wikipedia: Viktor Orbán
September 1986month
Szolnokmentioned“That August, shortly before his marriage to Dr Anikó Lévai in Szolnok, in September 1986, a police source reported him as affiliated with an organization whose members were lecturing in the United States and West Germany, presenting them…”source: Wikipedia: Viktor Orbán
September 1986month
United Statesmentioned“That August, shortly before his marriage to Dr Anikó Lévai in Szolnok, in September 1986, a police source reported him as affiliated with an organization whose members were lecturing in the United States and West Germany, presenting them…”source: Wikipedia: Viktor Orbán
16 June 1989exact date
Hősök terementioned“On 16 June 1989, Orbán gave a speech in Heroes' Square, Budapest, on the occasion of the reburial of Imre Nagy and other national martyrs of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution.”source: Wikipedia: Viktor Orbán
September 1989month
Pembroke College, Oxfordmentioned“In September 1989, Orbán took up a research fellowship at Pembroke College, Oxford, funded by the Soros Foundation, which had employed him part-time since April 1988.”source: Wikipedia: Viktor Orbán
January 1990month
Oxfordmentioned“In January 1990, he abandoned his project at Oxford and returned to Hungary with his family to run for a seat in Hungary's first post-communist parliament.”source: Wikipedia: Viktor Orbán
January 1990month
Hungarymentioned“In January 1990, he abandoned his project at Oxford and returned to Hungary with his family to run for a seat in Hungary's first post-communist parliament.”source: Wikipedia: Viktor Orbán
April 1990month
Pest Countymentioned“On returning home from Oxford, he secured the first spot on the Fidesz candidate list ahead of Fodor and was elected Member of Parliament from Pest County at the April 1990 election.”source: Wikipedia: Viktor Orbán
1998year
Parismentioned“His first trip abroad as prime minister in 1998 was to the World Cup final in Paris; according to inside sources, he has not missed a World Cup or Champions League final since.”source: Wikipedia: Viktor Orbán
2001year
Budapestmentioned“Numerous political scandals during 2001 led to a de facto, if not actual, breakup of the coalition that held power in Budapest.”source: Wikipedia: Viktor Orbán
October 2002month
Estorilmentioned“At the EPP's Congress in Estoril in October 2002, he was elected vice-president, an office he held until 2012.”source: Wikipedia: Viktor Orbán
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