Viktor Yanukovych
1950 to 2023
13 documented presences
9 places
Quo Fuit places 13 dated presences for Viktor Yanukovych across 9 places, from 1950 to 2019. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Viktor Fedorovych Yanukovych (born 9 July 1950) is a former politician who served as the fourth president of Ukraine from 2010 to 2014.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Viktor Yanukovych was documented, and when
9 July 1950exact date
Donetsk Oblastattested
“Viktor Fedorovych Yanukovych was born on 9 July 1950 in Zhukovka, a village near the city of Yenakiieve in the Donetsk Oblast in the Ukrainian part of the Donbas.”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
9 July 1950exact date
Ukraineattested
“Viktor Fedorovych Yanukovych was born on 9 July 1950 in Zhukovka, a village near the city of Yenakiieve in the Donetsk Oblast in the Ukrainian part of the Donbas.”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
9 July 1950exact date
Zhukovkaattested
“Viktor Fedorovych Yanukovych was born on 9 July 1950 in Zhukovka, a village near the city of Yenakiieve in the Donetsk Oblast in the Ukrainian part of the Donbas.”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
9 July 1950exact date
Donetskattested
“Viktor Fedorovych Yanukovych was born on 9 July 1950 in Zhukovka, a village near the city of Yenakiieve in the Donetsk Oblast in the Ukrainian part of the Donbas.”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
December 2000month
Donetskattested
“According to the Russian website ua.spinform.ru, from December 2000 to February 2004, while in the position of Ukrainian prime minister, Yanukovych headed the Faculty of Innovative Management at the Donetsk State University of Management.”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
December 2000month
Donetsk State Universityattested
“According to the Russian website ua.spinform.ru, from December 2000 to February 2004, while in the position of Ukrainian prime minister, Yanukovych headed the Faculty of Innovative Management at the Donetsk State University of Management.”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
22 February 2014exact date
Kharkivattested
“In a statement issued by Oleksandr Yefremov, parliamentary faction leader, the party and its members "strongly condemn[ed] the criminal orders that led to human victims, an empty state treasury, huge debts, shame before the eyes of the U…”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
22 February 2014exact date
Kyivattested
“In a statement issued by Oleksandr Yefremov, parliamentary faction leader, the party and its members "strongly condemn[ed] the criminal orders that led to human victims, an empty state treasury, huge debts, shame before the eyes of the U…”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
13 June 2014exact date
Eastern Ukraineattested
“On 13 June 2014, Yanukovych released a video message in which he criticised Poroshenko's handling of the unrest in eastern Ukraine, naming it "criminal orders to kill people...that causes anger and curse the mothers who see the death and…”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
21 February 2015exact date
Ukraineattested
“On 21 February 2015, a year after the revolution, Yanukovych gave an interview to Channel One regarding the situation in Ukraine and promised to return to power as soon as he could.”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
2017year
Moscowattested
“In 2017, Russian media suggested that Yanukovych is apparently living in Bakovka near Moscow, in a residence owned by Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs.”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
22 February 2017exact date
Ukraineattested
“In a 22 February 2017, interview with Christopher Miller of Radio Free Europe, Konstantin Kilimnik explained the existence of a peace effort between Russia and Ukraine called the "Mariupol Plan" in which Viktor Yanukovych would return as…”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
24 January 2019exact date
Ukraineattested
“On 24 January 2019 a panel of three judges of the Obolonskyi District Court found Yanukovych guilty of high treason and complicity in the Russian military intervention in Ukraine.”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
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Places Viktor Yanukovych is documented in
Ukraine4 presences · 1950 to 2019
Donetsk2 presences · 1950 to 2000
Kharkiv1 presence · 2014Kyiv1 presence · 2014Moscow1 presence · 2017Donetsk Oblast1 presence · 1950
Donetsk State University1 presence · 2000
Eastern Ukraine1 presence · 2014
Zhukovka1 presence · 1950
Other places tied to Viktor Yanukovych in the record
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July 1974month
Donetsk National Technical Universitymentioned
“In July 1974, Yanukovych enrolled at the Donetsk Polytechnic Institute.”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
July 1974month
Donetskmentioned
“In July 1974, Yanukovych enrolled at the Donetsk Polytechnic Institute.”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
1989 to 2000period
Yenakievementioned
“According to a local judge, the originals of documents concerning Yanukovych's convictions went missing from the Yenakieve court between 1989 and 2000 due to "insufficient security measures".”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
1996year
Yenakiievementioned
“He held various positions in transport companies in Yenakiieve and Donetsk until 1996.”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
2002year
Sovietmentioned
“Yanukovych's press service claims that he does not approve of crimes of the KGB and their predecessors in Soviet times, however, in 2002, he wrote a foreword to a book by two ex-KGB agents endorsing the KGB and its predecessors, stating…”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
21 November 2002exact date
Ukrainementioned
“Yanukovych began his term as prime minister on 21 November 2002 following a 234-vote confirmation in the Ukrainian parliament, eight more than needed.”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
2004 to 2010period
Ukrainementioned
“In autumn of 2010 the Constitutional Court of Ukraine cancelled the 2004 amendments to the Ukrainian Constitution.”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
2004year
Moscowmentioned
“Yanukovych's stance towards integration with the EU, according to The Economist, led him to be "seen in Moscow as a traitor", a reversal of the 2004 presidential election where Moscow openly supported Yanukovych.”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
11 December 2009exact date
Maidan Nezalezhnostimentioned
“On 11 December 2009, Yanukovych called for his supporters to go to Maidan Nezalezhnosti, Kyiv's Independence Square, in case of election fraud.”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
2010year
Ukrainementioned
“According to a 2010 report by Transparency International, 34% of respondents in Ukraine acknowledged paying a bribe at least once during the past year.”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
21 April 2010exact date
Crimeamentioned
“On 21 April 2010, in Kharkiv, Yanukovych and Medvedev signed the 2010 Ukrainian–Russian Naval Base for Natural Gas treaty, whereby the Russian lease on naval facilities in Crimea would be extended beyond 2017 by 25 years with an addition…”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
21 April 2010exact date
Kharkivmentioned
“On 21 April 2010, in Kharkiv, Yanukovych and Medvedev signed the 2010 Ukrainian–Russian Naval Base for Natural Gas treaty, whereby the Russian lease on naval facilities in Crimea would be extended beyond 2017 by 25 years with an addition…”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
2011year
Eastern Ukrainementioned
“Nevertheless, during the 2011 World Economic Forum, Yanukovych called Ukraine "one of the leaders on democratic development in Eastern Europe".”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
2011year
Eastern Europementioned
“Nevertheless, during the 2011 World Economic Forum, Yanukovych called Ukraine "one of the leaders on democratic development in Eastern Europe".”
source: Wikipedia: Viktor Yanukovych
4 February 2011exact date
June 2011month
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3 October 2014exact date
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