Quo Fuit places 5 dated presences for Yevgeny Primakov across 4 places, from 1953 to 2015.
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Yevgeny Maksimovich Primakov (29 October 1929 – 26 June 2015,) was a Russian politician and diplomat who served as Prime Minister of Russia from 1998 to 1999.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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1953year
Moscowattested“Primakov was educated at the Moscow Institute of Oriental Studies, graduating in 1953, and carried out postgraduate work at Moscow State University.”source: Wikipedia: Yevgeny Primakov
1953year
Moscow Institute of Oriental Studiesattested“Primakov was educated at the Moscow Institute of Oriental Studies, graduating in 1953, and carried out postgraduate work at Moscow State University.”source: Wikipedia: Yevgeny Primakov
1953year
Moscow State Universityattested“Primakov was educated at the Moscow Institute of Oriental Studies, graduating in 1953, and carried out postgraduate work at Moscow State University.”source: Wikipedia: Yevgeny Primakov
1999year
Central Asiaattested“Called the "Primakov doctrine", beginning in 1999, he promoted Russia, India and China, RIC, origin of BRICS as a "strategic triangle" to counterbalance the United States The move was interpreted by some observers as an agreement to figh…”source: Wikipedia: Yevgeny Primakov
26 June 2015exact date
Moscowattested“Primakov died in Moscow on 26 June 2015, at the age of 85, after prolonged illness (liver cancer).”source: Wikipedia: Yevgeny Primakov
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Moscow Institute of Oriental Studies1 presence · 1953
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1962year
Institute of World Economy and International Relationsmentioned“As a Senior Researcher at the Institute of World Economy and International Relations, Primakov entered into scientific society in 1962.”source: Wikipedia: Yevgeny Primakov
1985 to 1989period
Institute of World Economy and International Relationsmentioned“In 1985 he returned to the Institute of World Economy and International Relations, serving as Director until 1989.”source: Wikipedia: Yevgeny Primakov
October 1998month
United Statesmentioned“Following the 1998 harvest, which was the worst in 45 years, coupled with a plummeting ruble, one of Primakov's first actions as prime minister, in October 1998, was to appeal to the United States and Canada for food aid, while also appe…”source: Wikipedia: Yevgeny Primakov
March 2003month
Iraqmentioned“In February and March 2003, he visited Iraq and held talks with Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, as a special representative of President Putin.”source: Wikipedia: Yevgeny Primakov
26 May 2008exact date
Iraqmentioned“In a 2006 speech Primakov thundered that: "The collapse of the US policies pursued in Iraq delivered a fatal blow on the American doctrine of unilateralism." On 26 May 2008, Primakov was elected as a member of the Presidium of the Russia…”source: Wikipedia: Yevgeny Primakov
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