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Treaty of Versailles Signed
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The first Meeting of the League of Nations
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The Washington Conference is held
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Benito Musolini is made Italian Premier
King Victor Emmanuel declares Mussolini premier in an attempt to head off violent conflict between the Fascists and Communists. This is important because he was a strong leader. -
The Beer Hall Putsch
Adolf Hitler and General Ludendorff, a WW1 hero, led a small groupp of followers in a harmless attempt at rebellion for which Hitler is imprisoned for 2 years. This is important because Hitler could have been stopped. -
Vladimir Lenin Dies
Lenins death leaves some question as to who will be his succesor, Stalin beats out Trotsky to take control. This is important because Lenin was was an idol to his people. -
The Cartel des Gauches wins the French Election
The cartel displaces the ruling Bloc national in a marked victory for the left but proves to govern effectivity. This is important because the government works more efficiently. -
The German Chamber of Deputies Accepts the Doves Plan
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Hitler is Appointed Chancellor of Germany
In attempt to reel in the Chaos of the government, President Paul von Hindinburg, declares Hitler chancellor, the first step in his dictatorship. This is important because Hitler was a dangerous leader and was feared by many, and could have been stopped but brainwashed his people. -
Spanish Nationalists Bomb Guernica
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The Munich Pact is signed
Britain and France appease Hitler by signing the Munich Pact, whiuch grants Hitler control of the Czech Sudenten Land. This is important because this was a step to his dictatorship. -
German Invasion of Poland
