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Events Between ww1 and ww2
Events Between ww1 and ww2
January
Nazi Party
is formed.
July
Chinese
Communist
Party is
founded.
June
The Treaty of Versailles
was made and signed.
1919
July 29
Hitler becomes the
leader, earning the
title, der Fuhrer of
the Nazi Party.
1920
April 3
Joseph Stain is
appointed as General
Secretary in the Soviet
Communist Party.
1922
September 18
Hungary joins
League of
Nations.
October 28
Benito
Mussolini
becomes the
Prime Minister
of Italy.
December 30
The Soviet Union
is formed.
November 8
Hitler fails to
overthrow the
German
government.
1923
January 21
Lenin dies,
making Joseph
Stalin become
leader of the
Soviet Union.
August 18
French
troops
withdraw
from
Germany.
1925
April 24
The Soviet Union
and Germany sign
the Treaty of
Berlin.
1926
June 4
Manchurian
warlord, Zhang
Zuolin, is
assassinated by
the Japanese,
increasing
tensions
between Japan
and China.
1928
August 27
Kellogg-Briand
Pact signed by
major powers
of the world in
Paris.
1929
October 29
Stock market
crashes in
New York
stock
exchange
and the
Great
Depression
starts.
January 30
Hitler is
appointed
as
chancellor.
March 23
Hitler
becomes
a dictator
with
unlimited
power.
1933
March 27
Japan
leaves
League of
Nations.
August 2
Hitler
receives the
title of
Fuhrer.
1934
March 7
Germany
violates the
Treaty of
Versailles by
militarizing
the
Rhineland.
1936
October 25
The Axis Powers
are formed and
Germany signs a
treaty with Italy
and Japan.
March 13
Germany
annexes
Austria.
1938
September 30
France, Italy, and
the UK signs the
Munich
Agreement.
January 27
Hitler expands the
Nazi German navy
fleet in attempt to
better the British
Royal Navy
March 14
Germany violates
the Munich
Agreement by
capturing
Czechoslovakia.
March 17
The UK
declares that
they will
oppose
Germany.
April 28
Hitler renounces
the Anglo-German
Naval Agreement
and GermanPolish NonAggression Pact.
September 1
World War II begins
when Nazi Germany
invades Poland.
France and the UK
declare war on
Germany.
Citation
Pre-World War II Timeline. (2012). Retrieved May 8, 2015, from http://totallyhistory.com/ushistory/world-war-ii