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The Treaty of Versailles ends World War One and imposes heavy reparations payments on Germany.
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they met in Geneva, Switzerland for the first time. The US is notably absent, the Senate having voted against joining the League in November 1919
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The United States convenes the Washington Conference, attended by Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, China, Japan, and Portugal. The Conference results in a naval armaments treaty that sets a ratio for tonnage of capital ships
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King Victor Emmanuel declares him premir attempt to head off violent conflict between the Fascists and the Communists
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Adolf Hitler and General Ludendorf, a World War One hero, lead a small contingent of followers in a harmless, comical attempt at rebellion,
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Lenin's death leaves some question as to who will be his successor. Joseph Stalin eventually beats out Leon Trotsky to take control of the Soviet government.
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The Cartel displaces the ruling Bloc National, in a marked victory for the left
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The Dawes Plan restructures the schedule of German reparations payments so as to reduce the amount of annual payments, and grants German huge loans
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The Locarno Pacts are signed in efforts to stabilize relations with Germany and its neighbors
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Pilsudski maintains this position until his death in May 1935
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A provisional government is established to take Spain from monarchy to republicanism.
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The last major League of Nations-sponsored disarmament conference meets from February to July 1932 at Geneva.
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Gombos becomes prime minister, an office he uses like a dictatorship, setting the tone for Hungarian government during the remaining inter-war years.