Quo Fuit places 8 dated presences for Vojislav Šešelj across 6 places, from 1960 to 1989.
Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Vojislav Šešelj (born 11 October 1954) is a Serbian politician and war criminal.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Vojislav Šešelj was documented, and when
13 April 1960exact date
Podujevoattested“Šešelj's wife, Jadranka Šešelj (Serbian Cyrillic: Јадранка Шешељ) was born in Podujevo on 13 April 1960.”source: Wikipedia: Vojislav Šešelj
1973year
University of Sarajevoattested“After his second level schooling, Šešelj enrolled at the University of Sarajevo's faculty of law in autumn 1973.”source: Wikipedia: Vojislav Šešelj
1976year
University of Sarajevoattested“Immediately after graduating in 1976, Šešelj wanted a job as assistant lecturer at the University of Sarajevo's faculty of law; however, no assistant positions were posted at the faculty for the following school year, leaving him with no…”source: Wikipedia: Vojislav Šešelj
November 1976month
University of Belgradeattested“During this time, Šešelj also began his postgraduate studies, enrolling in November 1976 at the University of Belgrade's faculty of law.”source: Wikipedia: Vojislav Šešelj
1978year
Grand Valley State Collegesattested“In 1978, he spent two and a half months at the Grand Valley State Colleges in the US in its exchange program with the University of Sarajevo.”source: Wikipedia: Vojislav Šešelj
1978year
Belgradeattested“Also in 1978, after returning from the U.S., Šešelj began pursuing a doctorate at the Belgrade University's faculty of law.”source: Wikipedia: Vojislav Šešelj
November 1980month
University of Sarajevoattested“He completed his army service in November 1980, but in the meantime he had lost his position at the University of Sarajevo's faculty of political sciences.”source: Wikipedia: Vojislav Šešelj
1989year
United Statesattested“In 1989, Šešelj returned to the United States where Momčilo Đujić, a Chetnik leader from World War II living there in exile, bestowed on Šešelj the title Chetnik vojvoda (Vojvoda of the Chetniks), the first since World War II, to make a…”source: Wikipedia: Vojislav Šešelj
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1972year
Great Moravamentioned“In 1972 and 1973, he worked as a labourer around the Morava River, building embankments.”source: Wikipedia: Vojislav Šešelj
1975year
University of Mannheimmentioned“In 1975, as part of a university delegation, the 21-year-old Šešelj visited the University of Mannheim in West Germany for two weeks, which was his first trip abroad.”source: Wikipedia: Vojislav Šešelj
1979year
University of Greifswaldmentioned“After submitting his dissertation in early autumn 1979, he chose specialisation at the University of Greifswald in East Germany.”source: Wikipedia: Vojislav Šešelj
1979year
East Germanymentioned“After submitting his dissertation in early autumn 1979, he chose specialisation at the University of Greifswald in East Germany.”source: Wikipedia: Vojislav Šešelj
26 November 1979exact date
Kingdom of Yugoslaviamentioned“He earned his doctorate on 26 November 1979, after successfully defending his dissertation titled The Political Essence of Militarism and Fascism, which made him the youngest PhD holder in Yugoslavia at 25 years of age.”source: Wikipedia: Vojislav Šešelj
December 1979month
Belgradementioned“In December 1979, Šešelj joined the Yugoslav People's Army to serve his mandatory military service and was stationed in Belgrade.”source: Wikipedia: Vojislav Šešelj
20 April 1984exact date
Belgradementioned“According to Šešelj, they had the transcripts of the various conversations he had with some of his closest friends in which he and his friends openly criticised subjects ranging from specific political figures and the communist regime in…”source: Wikipedia: Vojislav Šešelj
15 May 1984exact date
Sarajevomentioned“Two days later, on 15 May 1984, Šešelj was arrested again in Sarajevo.”source: Wikipedia: Vojislav Šešelj
January 1985month
Sarajevomentioned“Šešelj served the first eight months of his sentence in Sarajevo before getting transferred to prison in Zenica in January 1985, where he was placed in quarantine and isolated from other inmates for three weeks while medical checks and g…”source: Wikipedia: Vojislav Šešelj
January 1985month
Zenica prisonmentioned“Šešelj served the first eight months of his sentence in Sarajevo before getting transferred to prison in Zenica in January 1985, where he was placed in quarantine and isolated from other inmates for three weeks while medical checks and g…”source: Wikipedia: Vojislav Šešelj
1991year
Borovo Selomentioned“In late 1991, during the Battle of Vukovar, Šešelj went to Borovo Selo to meet with a Serbian Orthodox Church bishop and publicly described Croats as a genocidal and perverted people.”source: Wikipedia: Vojislav Šešelj
July 1992month
Vojvodinamentioned“In May and July 1992, Šešelj visited the Vojvodina village of Hrtkovci and initiated a campaign of persecution of local ethnic Croats.”source: Wikipedia: Vojislav Šešelj
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