Dates in the life of Swami Vivekananda

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Swami Vivekananda  ·  January 1, 1900
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August 1896

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Date Day Event Place 1 Sat   Host(s): Seviers, Henrietta Muller,
Martigny, Switzerland 2 Sun   Host(s): Seviers, Henrietta Muller,
Zermatt, Switzerland 3 Mon   Host(s): Seviers, Henrietta Muller,
Hotel?
Zermatt, Switzerland 4 Tue   Host(s): Seviers, Henrietta Muller,
Grand Hotel,
Saas Fee, Switzerland 5 Wed Letters: Sister Christine, Lala Badri Sah and Mr. E.T. Sturdy Host(s): Seviers, Henrietta Muller,
Grand Hotel,
Saas Fee, Switzerland 6 Thu Letter: Alasinga Perumal Host(s): Seviers, Henrietta Muller,
Grand Hotel,
Saas Fee, Switzerland 7 Fri   Host(s): Seviers, Henrietta Muller,
Grand Hotel,
Saas Fee, Switzerland 8 Sat Letters: Alasinga Perumal, Mr. E.T. Sturdy and Mr. J.J. Goodwin Host(s): Seviers, Henrietta Muller,
Grand Hotel,
Saas Fee, Switzerland 9 Sun   Host(s): Seviers, Henrietta Muller,
Grand Hotel,
Saas Fee, Switzerland 10 Mon   Host(s): Seviers, Henrietta Muller,
Grand Hotel,
Saas Fee, Switzerland 11 Tue   Host(s): Seviers, Henrietta Muller,
Grand Hotel,
Saas Fee, Switzerland 12 Wed Letter: Mr. E.T. Sturdy Host(s): Seviers, Henrietta Muller,
Grand Hotel,
Saas Fee, Switzerland 13 Thu   Host(s): Seviers, Henrietta Muller,
Grand Hotel,
Saas Fee, Switzerland 14 Fri   Host(s): Seviers, Henrietta Muller,
Grand Hotel,
Saas Fee, Switzerland 15 Sat   Host(s): Seviers, Henrietta Muller,
Grand Hotel,
Saas Fee, Switzerland 16 Sun   Host(s): Seviers, Henrietta Muller,
Grand Hotel,
Saas Fee, Switzerland 17 Mon   Host(s): Seviers, Henrietta Muller,
Grand Hotel,
Saas Fee, Switzerland 18 Tue   Host(s): Seviers, Henrietta Muller,
Grand Hotel,
Saas Fee, Switzerland 19 Wed   Host(s): Seviers, Henrietta Muller,
Grand Hotel,
Saas Fee, Switzerland 20 Thu   Host(s): Seviers, Henrietta Muller,
Rhone Glacier, Switzerland 21 Fri   Host(s): Seviers, Henrietta Muller,
Lucerne, Switzerland 22 Sat   Host(s): Seviers, Henrietta Muller,
Lucerne, Switzerland 23 Sun Letters: Mrs. Ole Bull, Mr. E.T. Sturdy and Swami Ramakrishnananda Host(s): Seviers, Henrietta Muller,
Lucerne, Switzerland 24 Mon   Host(s): Seviers, Henrietta Muller,
Lucerne, Switzerland 25 Tue   Host: Seviers,
Schaffhausen, Switzerland 26 Wed Letter: Dr. Nanjunda Rao Host: Seviers,
Schaffhausen, Switzerland 27 Thu   Host: Seviers,
Heidelberg, Germany 28 Fri   Host: Seviers,
Heidelberg, Germany 29 Sat   Host: Seviers,
Coblenz, Germany 30 Sun   Host: Seviers,
Coblenz, Germany 31 Mon   Host: Seviers,
Coblenz, Germany   This Month Letter: Swami Kripananda  

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