Quo Fuit places 4 dated presences for Vladimir Bekhterev across 3 places, from 1864 to 1893.
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Vladimir Mikhailovich Bekhterev (20 January 1857 – 24 December 1927) was a Russian neurologist and the father of objective psychology.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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1864year
Vyatka Riverattested“In 1864 the family moved to Vyatka, and within a year the head of the family died of tuberculosis when Bekhterev was still very young.”source: Wikipedia: Vladimir Bekhterev
1867year
Russiaattested“While his childhood was not simple, Bekhterev did have the opportunity to attend Vyatka gymnasium in 1867, one of the oldest schools in Russia, as well as the Military Medical Academy in St.”source: Wikipedia: Vladimir Bekhterev
1886year
Russiaattested“He established the first laboratory of experimental psychology in Russia in 1886 to study the nervous system and the structures of the brain.”source: Wikipedia: Vladimir Bekhterev
1893year
University of Kazanattested“In 1893, Bekhterev left the University of Kazan to return to St.”source: Wikipedia: Vladimir Bekhterev
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September 1885month
University of Kazanmentioned“Bekhterev's scholarship lasted until September 1885, after which, he returned to Russia and worked as the head of the Psychiatry Department at the University of Kazan until 1893.”source: Wikipedia: Vladimir Bekhterev
September 1885month
Russiamentioned“Bekhterev's scholarship lasted until September 1885, after which, he returned to Russia and worked as the head of the Psychiatry Department at the University of Kazan until 1893.”source: Wikipedia: Vladimir Bekhterev
1913year
S. M. Kirov Military Medical Academymentioned“Petersburg State Medical Academy; however, he was forced to resign in 1913 as a professor at the Military Medical Academy in St.”source: Wikipedia: Vladimir Bekhterev
December 1927month
Moscowmentioned“Bekhterev was a co-founder of the First All-Russian Congress of Neurologists and Psychiatry, held in December 1927 in Moscow, and was appointed as an Honorary President of the Congress.”source: Wikipedia: Vladimir Bekhterev
23 December 1927exact date
Kremlinmentioned“On 23 December 1927, after having lectured on child neurology at the Congress, Bekhterev went to the Kremlin to examine Joseph Stalin.”source: Wikipedia: Vladimir Bekhterev
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