Yevhen Konovalets
1891 to 1938
12 documented presences
11 places
Quo Fuit places 12 dated presences for Yevhen Konovalets across 11 places, from 1891 to 1933. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Yevhen Mykhailovych Konovalets (14 June 1891 – 23 May 1938) was a Ukrainian military commander and political leader of the Ukrainian nationalist movement.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Yevhen Konovalets was documented, and when
14 June 1891exact date
Austria-Hungaryattested
“Konovalets was born 14 June 1891 in the village of Zashkiv in Austro-Hungarian Galicia; today the village is in Lviv Raion, Lviv Oblast, Ukraine.”
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14 June 1891exact date
Lviv Raionattested
“Konovalets was born 14 June 1891 in the village of Zashkiv in Austro-Hungarian Galicia; today the village is in Lviv Raion, Lviv Oblast, Ukraine.”
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14 June 1891exact date
Lvivattested
“Konovalets was born 14 June 1891 in the village of Zashkiv in Austro-Hungarian Galicia; today the village is in Lviv Raion, Lviv Oblast, Ukraine.”
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14 June 1891exact date
Austro-Hungarian Galiciaattested
“Konovalets was born 14 June 1891 in the village of Zashkiv in Austro-Hungarian Galicia; today the village is in Lviv Raion, Lviv Oblast, Ukraine.”
source: Wikipedia: Yevhen Konovalets
1901 to 1909period
University of Lvivattested
“Konovalets attended the Lviv Academic Gymnasium from 1901–1909 and subsequently enrolled at the University of Lviv where he studied law.”
source: Wikipedia: Yevhen Konovalets
1920year
Second Polish Republicattested
“Konovalets was released in the spring of 1920 due to the Polish-Ukrainian alliance and travelled to Vienna, hoping to set up a military unit to aid the Kyiv offensive though this was hampered by tensions with members of the Ukrainian Gal…”
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1920year
Viennaattested
“Konovalets was released in the spring of 1920 due to the Polish-Ukrainian alliance and travelled to Vienna, hoping to set up a military unit to aid the Kyiv offensive though this was hampered by tensions with members of the Ukrainian Gal…”
source: Wikipedia: Yevhen Konovalets
1920year
Polandattested
“Konovalets was released in the spring of 1920 due to the Polish-Ukrainian alliance and travelled to Vienna, hoping to set up a military unit to aid the Kyiv offensive though this was hampered by tensions with members of the Ukrainian Gal…”
source: Wikipedia: Yevhen Konovalets
1929year
Genevaattested
“Konovalets thus moved his centre of operations to Geneva, settling the entire leadership there by early 1929.”
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1933year
Soviet Unionattested
“The friend had actually been an NKVD agent who had infiltrated the Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalists: Pavel Sudoplatov, who on a recent visit to the Soviet Union had been personally ordered by Joseph Stalin to assassinate Konovalets…”
source: Wikipedia: Yevhen Konovalets
1933year
Lvivattested
“The friend had actually been an NKVD agent who had infiltrated the Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalists: Pavel Sudoplatov, who on a recent visit to the Soviet Union had been personally ordered by Joseph Stalin to assassinate Konovalets…”
source: Wikipedia: Yevhen Konovalets
June 1933month
Berlinattested
“In June 1933, Konovalets met with German officials at a conference in Berlin and, though he was wary of the Nazi Party's attitude towards Slavic peoples, they found common ground in their dissatisfaction with the Versailles order and was…”
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Places Yevhen Konovalets is documented in
Lviv2 presences · 1891 to 1933Austria-Hungary1 presence · 1891Berlin1 presence · 1933Geneva1 presence · 1929Poland1 presence · 1920Second Polish Republic1 presence · 1920Soviet Union1 presence · 1933Vienna1 presence · 1920
Austro-Hungarian Galicia1 presence · 1891
Lviv Raion1 presence · 1891
University of Lviv1 presence · 1901
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1910year
Lvivmentioned
“In 1910, he participated in a protest demanding a Ukrainian university in Lviv, during which he was arrested and at least one person was killed.”
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1912year
Austria-Hungarymentioned
“In 1912, he became secretary of Prosvita's Lviv department, retaining the position though he was later drafted into the Austro-Hungarian Army where he spent a year in officers' training and rose to the rank of second lieutenant.”
source: Wikipedia: Yevhen Konovalets
June 1915month
Chyorny Yar, Astrakhan Oblastmentioned
“In June 1915, he was taken prisoner of war by the Russians during the battles near the mountain Makivka and interned in a prisoner-of-war camp in Chornyi Yar, located between Tsaritsyn and Astrakhan, from late 1916.”
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1917year
Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeriamentioned
“As a result of the 1917 February Revolution and the abdication of Tsar Nicholas II, the Central Rada was established in Ukraine, thus starting the Ukrainian War of Independence, though it was initially reluctant to form a regular army an…”
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1917year
Ukrainementioned
“As a result of the 1917 February Revolution and the abdication of Tsar Nicholas II, the Central Rada was established in Ukraine, thus starting the Ukrainian War of Independence, though it was initially reluctant to form a regular army an…”
source: Wikipedia: Yevhen Konovalets
1917year
Ukrainian SSRmentioned
“As a result of the 1917 February Revolution and the abdication of Tsar Nicholas II, the Central Rada was established in Ukraine, thus starting the Ukrainian War of Independence, though it was initially reluctant to form a regular army an…”
source: Wikipedia: Yevhen Konovalets
8 January 1918exact date
Dubovka, Dubovsky District, Volgograd Oblastmentioned
“He sent word to the prisoners-of-war in the Dubovka camp and assumed command of the unit in late 1917, formally presenting as such at a meeting on 8 January 1918 where the unit was reformed and centralised.”
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August 1920month
Praguementioned
“Created in August 1920 in Prague, the Ukrainian Military Organisation (UVO) was aimed at armed resistance against Poland and Russia and was involved in the military training of youth and the prevention of any form of cooperation between…”
source: Wikipedia: Yevhen Konovalets
February 1922month
Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeriamentioned
“Konovalets married Olha Fedak in February 1922, daughter of Stepan Fedak, a lawyer and one of the wealthiest men in Galicia, and whose brother had attempted to assassinate Chief of State Marshal Piłsudski in 1921.”
source: Wikipedia: Yevhen Konovalets
1924 to 1926period
Western Ukrainementioned
“Konovalets based himself in Berlin in 1924, settling the UVO Executive Command there in 1926, from where he developed a network that spread across Western Ukraine as well as an operational command for affiliates across Europe.”
source: Wikipedia: Yevhen Konovalets
1924 to 1926period
Berlinmentioned
“Konovalets based himself in Berlin in 1924, settling the UVO Executive Command there in 1926, from where he developed a network that spread across Western Ukraine as well as an operational command for affiliates across Europe.”
source: Wikipedia: Yevhen Konovalets
1927 to 1928period
Berlinmentioned
“In late 1928, the new minister of the Reichswehr halted financial support of the UVO, partly due to the influence of Skoropadskyi, exiled in Berlin, who disagreed with the organisation's methods and hoped to popularise the Hetman movemen…”
source: Wikipedia: Yevhen Konovalets
September 1928month
Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeriamentioned
“Waves of arrests of UVO members in Galicia for pro-German espionage from 1924 onwards, starting with the Olha Basarab case, stoked disenchantment with Konovalets's policies with a brief leadership coup of the UVO Home Command resolved by…”
source: Wikipedia: Yevhen Konovalets
February 1929month
Viennamentioned
“In February 1929, Konovalets took part in the First Congress of Ukrainian Nationalists in Vienna, which elected to consolidate the UVO with several far-right nationalist student organisations into the Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalis…”
source: Wikipedia: Yevhen Konovalets
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August 1937month
23 May 1938exact date
Documented at the same place, the same year
Bruno TautGermany · 1933Sigmund FreudVienna · 1891Arthur Conan DoyleVienna · 1891Robert MusilVienna · 1891Alexander WienerbergerVienna · 1891Joseph PetzvalVienna · 1891Ian FlemingMoscow · 1933Erwin PiscatorMoscow · 1933Mykhailo HrushevskyMoscow · 1933Pavel SudoplatovMoscow · 1933Georges DumézilUniversity of Warsaw · 1920Władysław ReymontUniversity of Warsaw · 1920
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