Quo Fuit places 7 dated presences for Zhang Xueliang across 7 places, from 1901 to 1993.
Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Zhang Xueliang (June 3, 1901 – October 15, 2001), also known by the epithet "Young Marshal" in contrast to his father "Old Marshal" Zhang Zuolin, was a Chinese general.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Zhang Xueliang was documented, and when
3 June 1901exact date
Haicheng, Liaoningattested“Zhang Xueliang was born in Haicheng, Liaoning province on June 3, 1901.”source: Wikipedia: Zhang Xueliang
6 January 1934exact date
Hong Kongattested“On January 6, 1934, Zhang Xueliang returned to China aboard the Conte Verde from Italy, disembarking in Hong Kong to visit Hu Hanmin en route.”source: Wikipedia: Zhang Xueliang
6 January 1934exact date
Chinaattested“On January 6, 1934, Zhang Xueliang returned to China aboard the Conte Verde from Italy, disembarking in Hong Kong to visit Hu Hanmin en route.”source: Wikipedia: Zhang Xueliang
6 January 1934exact date
Italyattested“On January 6, 1934, Zhang Xueliang returned to China aboard the Conte Verde from Italy, disembarking in Hong Kong to visit Hu Hanmin en route.”source: Wikipedia: Zhang Xueliang
1975year
Taiwanattested“Zhang was eventually taken to Taiwan, where he remained under house arrest until Chiang's death in 1975.”source: Wikipedia: Zhang Xueliang
1991year
San Franciscoattested“In 1991, Zhang made his first trip abroad after being released from house arrest, visiting San Francisco to see friends and family who had moved there.”source: Wikipedia: Zhang Xueliang
1993year
Shenyangattested“Despite his lack of return, he was named honorary President of Northeastern University in Shenyang in 1993, where he had previously served as president between 1928 and 1936.”source: Wikipedia: Zhang Xueliang
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1919year
Liaoningmentioned“Zhang graduated from Fengtian Military Academy, was made a colonel in the Fengtian Army, and appointed the commander of his father's bodyguards in 1919.”source: Wikipedia: Zhang Xueliang
1921year
Japanmentioned“In 1921 he was sent to Japan to observe military maneuvers, where he developed a special interest in aircraft.”source: Wikipedia: Zhang Xueliang
1930year
Hebeimentioned“In 1930, when warlords Feng Yuxiang and Yan Xishan attempted to overthrow Chiang Kai-shek's Kuomintang government, Zhang stepped in to support the Nanjing-based government against the Northern warlords in exchange for control of the key…”source: Wikipedia: Zhang Xueliang
2 October 1935exact date
Yan'anmentioned“On October 2, 1935, Chiang granted Zhang's request, but only because he needed the Northeastern Army's support to crush the final Communist base at Yan'an.”source: Wikipedia: Zhang Xueliang
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