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1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 June 28, 1919 The arrangement of Versailles is Signed The Treaty of Versailles finishes World War One and forces overwhelming reparations installments on Germany. November 1920 The First Meeting of the League of Nations The Assembly of the League of Nations meets without precedent for Geneva, Switzerland. The US is strikingly missing, the Senate having voted against joining the League in November 1919. The Washington Conference is Held The United States assembles the Washington Conference, went to by Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, China, Japan, and Portugal. The Conference brings about a maritime combat hardware arrangement that sets a proportion for tonnage of capital boats for Great Britain, the US, Japan, France, and Italy. October 30, 1922 Benito Mussolini is Made Italian Premier King Victor Emmanuel announces Mussolini chief trying to take off rough clash between the Fascists and the Communists. January 21, 1924 Vladimir Lenin Dies Lenin's demise abandons some inquiry regarding who will be his successor. Joseph Stalin in the long run destroys Leon Trotsky to take control of the Soviet government. November 9, 1923 The Beer Hall Putsch Adolf Hitler and General Ludendorf, a World War One saint, lead a little unexpected of adherents in an innocuous, funny endeavor at insubordination, for which Hitler is detained for a long time. TIMELINE WW2 BY: INTUON P6
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1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924
June 28, 1919The arrangement of Versailles
is Signed The Treaty of Versailles finishes World War One and forces overwhelming
reparations installments on Germany.
November 1920The First Meeting of the League of Nations The Assembly of the
League of Nations meets without precedent for Geneva,
Switzerland. The US is strikingly missing, the Senate having
voted against joining the League in November 1919.
November 1921The Washington Conference is Held The
United States assembles the Washington Conference, went to by Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, China, Japan, and
Portugal. The Conference brings about a maritime combat hardware arrangement
that sets a proportion for tonnage of capital boats for Great Britain, the US,
Japan, France, and Italy.
October 30, 1922Benito Mussolini is Made Italian Premier King Victor Emmanuel
announces Mussolini chief trying to take off rough clash between the Fascists and the
Communists.
January 21, 1924Vladimir Lenin Dies Lenin's
demise abandons some inquiry regarding who will be his
successor. Joseph Stalin in the long run destroys Leon Trotsky
to take control of the Soviet government.
November 9, 1923The Beer Hall Putsch Adolf
Hitler and General Ludendorf, a World War One saint, lead a
little unexpected of adherents in an innocuous, funny endeavor at insubordination, for which Hitler is detained for a long
time.
TIMELINE WW2BY: INTUON P6
1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924
June 28, 1919The arrangement of Versailles
is Signed The Treaty of Versailles finishes World War One and forces overwhelming
reparations installments on Germany.
November 1920The First Meeting of the League of Nations The Assembly of the
League of Nations meets without precedent for Geneva,
Switzerland. The US is strikingly missing, the Senate having
voted against joining the League in November 1919.
November 1921The Washington Conference is Held The
United States assembles the Washington Conference, went to by Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, China, Japan, and
Portugal. The Conference brings about a maritime combat hardware arrangement
that sets a proportion for tonnage of capital boats for Great Britain, the US,
Japan, France, and Italy.
October 30, 1922Benito Mussolini is Made Italian Premier King Victor Emmanuel
announces Mussolini chief trying to take off rough clash between the Fascists and the
Communists.
January 21, 1924Vladimir Lenin Dies Lenin's
demise abandons some inquiry regarding who will be his
successor. Joseph Stalin in the long run destroys Leon Trotsky
to take control of the Soviet government.
November 9, 1923The Beer Hall Putsch Adolf
Hitler and General Ludendorf, a World War One saint, lead a
little unexpected of adherents in an innocuous, funny endeavor at insubordination, for which Hitler is detained for a long
time.
1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924
June 28, 1919The arrangement of Versailles
is Signed The Treaty of Versailles finishes World War One and forces overwhelming
reparations installments on Germany.
November 1921The Washington Conference is Held The
United States assembles the Washington Conference, went to by Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, China, Japan, and
Portugal. The Conference brings about a maritime combat hardware arrangement
that sets a proportion for tonnage of capital boats for Great Britain, the US,
Japan, France, and Italy.
November 9, 1923The Beer Hall Putsch Adolf
Hitler and General Ludendorf, a World War One saint, lead a
little unexpected of adherents in an innocuous, funny endeavor at insubordination, for which Hitler is detained for a long
time.
1924 1924 1925 1926 1931 1932
May 11, 1924The Cartel des Gauches wins the French Election The Cartel
uproots the decision Bloc National, in a checked triumph
for the left, however demonstrates not able to
oversee successfully.
August 27, 1924The German Chamber of
Deputies Accepts the Dawes Plan The Dawes Plan rebuilds
the timetable of German reparations installments to
diminish the measure of yearly installments, and awards
Germany a huge advance.
December 1, 1925The Locarno Pacts are Signed The Locarno Pacts are marked in endeavors to settle relations
with Germany and its neighbors. The agreements
introduce a time of peace and thriving.
March 1926The Samuel Commission in England Releases Its Report on Coal Mining The Samuel Commission, under the
Conservative government, discharges a report which exhorts compensation
cuts for mineworkers. The Triple Alliance reacts by striking, which is
copied by numerous different businesses in England to dissent he
Conservative government's approaches.
February- July 1932The last League of Nations
Disarmament Conference is Held The last significant League of Nations-
supported demobilization gathering meets from February to July 1932 at
Geneva, with 60 countries in participation, including the United
States. Nonetheless, this gathering, similar to its ancestors, neglects to
secure any understanding, and composed demilitarization remains an
unaccomplished objective.
April 14, 1931The Spanish Monarchy is
Overthrown and The Republic Is Born A temporary
government is created to take Spain from government to
republicanism.
1924 1924 1925 1926 1931 1932
December 1, 1925The Locarno Pacts are Signed The Locarno Pacts are marked in endeavors to settle relations
with Germany and its neighbors. The agreements
introduce a time of peace and thriving.
March 1926The Samuel Commission in England Releases Its Report on Coal Mining The Samuel Commission, under the
Conservative government, discharges a report which exhorts compensation
cuts for mineworkers. The Triple Alliance reacts by striking, which is
copied by numerous different businesses in England to dissent he
Conservative government's approaches.
1933 1933 1936 1936 1936 1936
January 30, 1933Hitler is Appointed Chancellor of Germany In an endeavor to reel
in the tumult of the German government, President Paul von Hindenburg pronounces Hitler
chancellor, the first real venture in Hitler's rising to autocracy.
March 23, 1933The German Reichstag Passes the Enabling Act The Enabling Act gives Hitler the ability to
issue orders with the status of law.
June 3, 1936Leon Blum's Popular Front
Government Comes to Power in France The Popular Front, a radical
gathering, establishments social enactment and permits wide open
investment in the administration, yet when its all said and done neglects
to reduce the deteriorating economy.
July 17, 1936The Spanish Nationalists Begin the Spanish Civil War Generals
Goded, Mola, and Francisco Franco lead troops in resistance
to the republic, starting the Spanish Civil War.
November 25, 1936Nazi Germany and Imperial
Japan sign the Anti-Comintern Pact. This was a pact against
communism and Russia.
October 25, 1936Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy
form the Rome-Berlin Axis treaty.
1933 1933 1936 1936 1936 1936
March 23, 1933The German Reichstag Passes the Enabling Act The Enabling Act gives Hitler the ability to
issue orders with the status of law.
November 25, 1936Nazi Germany and Imperial
Japan sign the Anti-Comintern Pact. This was a pact against
communism and Russia.
1937 1937 1938 1938 1939 1939
April 25, 1937Spanish Nationalists Bomb
Guernica The little northern town of Guernica is besieged, and
regular citizens are gunned down as they escape the scene. In this
fierce slaughter 1500 kick the bucket and 800 are injured,
however the military focuses in the town stay in place.
July 7, 1937Japan invades China.
March 12, 1938Hitler annexes the country of Austria into Germany. This is also called the Anschluss.
September 18, 1938The Munich Pact is Signed
Britain and France conciliate Hitler by marking the Munich Pact, which concedes Hitler
control of the Czech Sudetenland.
September 3, 1939England and France Declare War on Germany in light of
Hitler's proceeded with animosity in Eastern Europe, Britain and France go to war with Germany trying to stop Hitler's offered for worldwide
dominion.
March 30, 1939The Spanish Civil War Ends Madrid tumbles to Francisco
Franco's powers, viably finishing the Spanish Civil War. Franco's harsh fascism starts.
1937 1937 1938 1938 1939 1939
September 18, 1938The Munich Pact is Signed
Britain and France conciliate Hitler by marking the Munich Pact, which concedes Hitler
control of the Czech Sudetenland.
March 30, 1939The Spanish Civil War Ends Madrid tumbles to Francisco
Franco's powers, viably finishing the Spanish Civil War. Franco's harsh fascism starts.
Citation
• (n.d.). Retrieved May 8, 2015, from http://www.sparknotes.com/history/european/interwaryears/timeline.html
