History Timeline

Start of the Bolshevik Revolution

Nov 6, 1917

Proposal of Woodrow Wilson's 14-points

Jan 8, 1918

United States Congress Failed to Ratify Treaty

Jan 8, 1918

Paris Peace Confrence

Period: Jan 18, 1919 to Jan 16, 1920

Treaty of Versailles Signed

Jun 28, 1919

Treaty of St. Germain (Austria)

Sep 10, 1919

(Austria)

Treaty of Neuilly (Bulgaria)

Nov 27, 1919

Treaty of Trianon (Hungary)

Jun 4, 1920

Treaty of Sevres (Turkey)

Aug 10, 1920

Franco-Polish Treaty

Feb 19, 1921

Treaty of Riga

Mar 18, 1921

(ends Russo-Polish War)

Washington Naval Conference

Period: Nov 12, 1921 to Feb 6, 1922

Treaty of Rapallo

Apr 16, 1922

Benito Mussolini Elected Prime Minister of Itlay

Jun 3, 1922

Ruhr Crisis

Period: Jan 2, 1923 to Jul 2, 1925

Franco-Czech Alliance

Oct 16, 1925

Locarno Treaty

Dec 1, 1925

Germany Joins the League of Nations

Sep 10, 1926

Pact of Paris (Kellogg-Briand Pact)

Aug 27, 1928

The Wall Street Crash of 1929

Oct 25, 1929

The Wall Street Crash of 1929, is know as the most devistating stock market crash in United States history. This crash was one of the longest-lasting economic downturns in the world. As a result, this became one of the causes of the Great Depression.

The Treaty for the Limitation and Reduction of Naval Armament

Apr 22, 1930

(London Naval Treaty)

Manchurian Crisis

Sep 18, 1931

Conference for the Reduction and Limitation of Armaments

Period: Jul 1, 1932 to May 29, 1934

(Geneva Disarmament Conference)

Hitler Becomes Chancellor of Germany

Jan 30, 1933

Japan Leaves the League of Nations

Feb 24, 1933

Germany Leaves the League of Nations

Oct 14, 1933

The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) Joins the League of Nations

Sep 18, 1934

Abyssinian Crisis

Period: Oct 3, 1935 to May 3, 1936

Rhineland Occupied By Germany

Mar 7, 1936

Rome-Berlin Axis Signed

Oct 25, 1936

Italy Leaves the League of Nations

Dec 11, 1937