Post WWI timeling

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    WWI

    This was a major war between over 30 nations.
  • Mussolini starts his newspaper

    Mussolini starts his own newspaper.
  • February Revolution

    February Revolution
    The first stage of the Russian Revolution. The monarchy was overthrown and replaced with the provisional government.
  • October Revolution

    October Revolution
    Revolutionaries overthrew Czar Nicholas II. This was actually the second revolution in Russia.
  • The treaty of Versailles is signed

    The treaty of Versailles is signed
    This was a very important treaty that decided who gets what and what happens to who after WWI
  • Mussolini becomes Prime Minister

    Mussolini becomes Prime Minister
    Italys king (fearing a civil war) makes Mussolini a Prime Minister
  • Hitler is arrested

    Hitler was arrested with high treason after attempting to seize Germanys government.
  • Stalin takes power in the Soviet Union

    Stalin takes power in the Soviet Union
    After the death of Vladimir Lenin, Stalin took over and became the leader.
  • Spain becomes a Republic

    Spain became a republic after the deposition of King Alfonzo XIII
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    Holodomor

    The Holodomor was a great famine in Soviet Ukraine. It took around 3.5 to 5 million lives.
  • Hitler becomes Chancellor

    Paul von Hindenburg names Adolf Hitler, leader of the Nazi Party, chancellor of Germany
  • Mussolini invades Ethopia

    Mussolini invades Ethopia
    Mussolini invades Ethiopia in an attempt to boost national prestige. Over 200,000 soldiers helped to invade.
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    The Spanish Civil War

    It was a military revolt against the Republican Government of Spain. It was a bloody war.
  • Franco takes power in Spain

    Franco takes power in Spain
    He was not a typical Spanish "Political General". He became the head of the new Nationalist Regime.
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    Stalins Great Purge

    During the great purge, over 2 million people were held in concentration camps. A few years later over 2.3 million members of the Communist party had been killed and 4.5 million members of the general public met the same fate.
  • Kristalnacht

    Kristalnacht
    Kristallnacht or "the night of broken glass" was somewhat of a Jewish "purge" of many Jewish homes and businesses. They destroyed many Jewish homes and over 7,000 synagogues.