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Bolshevik Revolution
The Bolshevik Revolution of 1917, also known as the October Revolution was a series of popular revolts produced by Marxists, mostly Jews, that led to the overthrow of the czarist regime, the murder of czar and his family and a succession of crimes and the Bolsheviks emerged victorious over their rivals Mensheviks and tsarist. The Revolution brought the Russian Civil War and Lenis was the leader. -
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Russian Civil War
The Russian Civil War was an armed conflict between the new Bolshevik government and its Red Army and opponents were the White Movement. One of the first measures was stop Russian participation in the war. Lenin signed with the German peace of Brest-Litovsk in 1918, where the Baltic countries and Poland lost. The Red Army soldiers donated to help in the war. Lenin declared communism and the war ended with the victory of the Red Army. -
End of the First World War
In this time, after end the First World War the countries signed the Treaty of Versailles. Germany lost zones of her country and had to pay for the causes of the war. -
Mussolini dictatorship
In 1922 Mussolini started a fascist revolution, characterized by numerous acts of violence and attacks on political opponents by the "Blackshirts". Mussolini affirmed the right of fascism to govern the country, and October 28, 1922 took place the "March on Rome", a large demonstration that culminated in the resignation of Italian Prime Minister. King Victor Emmanuel III did not resist to the advance of Mussolini, who formed a new government with absolute powers. -
Creation of the USSR
The Treaty on the Creation of the USSR was a document that legalizes the creation of the union of several Soviet Republics to form the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
On December 29, 1922, in the conference RSFS several countries approved a Treaty on the Creation of the USSR and the Declaration of Creation of the USSR. These two documents were approved by the First Congress of Soviets of the Soviet Union and signed on 30 December 1922 by the members of the delegations. -
Died of Lenin
Lenin died in Moscow, when he had fifty three years. He was followed by a funeral procession that crossed Moscow and in which millions of people participated. His embalmed body is preserved. Lenin's brain was extracted and systematically reviewed. Researchers suggest that Lenin had a genetic mutation that caused the arteriosclerosis that killed him and did not die of syphilis. -
Black Thursday (Crack of Wall Street)
The Black Thursday took place on October 24, 1929, the day which began the fall in New York Stock Exchange and the Crack 29 and the Great Depression. The stock market crash caused a real panic situation that caused the banking crisis in the United States. -
Opening of Nazi concentration camps
During World War II, killing centers were built in a phase of annihilation. The bodies of the victims were cremated or buried in mass graves and about 12 death camps and concentration were established in the countries occupied by Nazi Germany. Most of these fields were destroyed and most of the people were jews. -
New Deal
Is the name given by US President Franklin D. Roosevelt to its interventionist policy launched for fighting the Great Depression in the United States with the aim of supporting poorest areas of the population and reforming financial markets by unemployment and bankruptcies chain. -
German Third Reich: Hitler's dictatorship starts
The project of Nazi Germany caused that Adolf Hitler wanted to conquer and restore the German nation and dominion over much of Europe thereby creating the Third Reich. -
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Spanish Civil War
The Spanish Civil War was a social, political and military conflict that began in Spain after the partial failure of the coup d'etat carried out by the army against the government of the Second Spanish Republic. After blocking the Strait thanks to the rapid cooperation of Germany and Italy, he moved the rebel troops to the peninsula and began a civil war signed by Francisco Franco, declaring his victory and establishing a dictatorship that would last until his death in 1975. -
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Franco Dictatorship
Franco's dictatorship began when he came to power after the Spanish Civil War, until the day of his death. In those 40 years, the dictatorship caused that about 500 000 people had fled into exile and those captured were returned to Spain or interned in Nazi concentration camps as enemies without State. -
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Period to support for the fascists
During this stage all fascist countries support each other in these years the fascists meet in events and talk about their fascist governments. These countries are allied for a while, until it ends the Second World War and the Allies win the war and begin to destroy the Franco regime. -
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Second World War
It began when German troops entered Poland and France and Britain declare war, and were divided into two camps: the Allies: Britain, USA, France and the Soviet Union and the Axis Powers: Germany, Italy and Japan. a series of intense battles were developed by different parts of the world and ends with the launching of two atomic bombs by the United States against Japanese cities. It is estimated that between 55 and 70 million deaths. 6 million died in German death camps. -
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The international isolation of Francoism
In 1945 the end of World War II is produced with the victory of the Allies over the Nazi-fascist powers that launched an international campaign which left isolated to Spain. the UN was formed and Spain was excluded because it was considered a fascist nation that had supported Germany and Italy during the conflict. -
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International opening of Francoism
The Concordat was signed with the Holy See and meant a new Vatican recognition and privileges for the Church. the agreements with the US where Spain would benefit from the Marshall Plan and the installation of US bases in Spanish territory that were necessary for the anticommunist strategy the Americans. In 1955 Spain was accepted as a UN member. -
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Developmentalism of Francoism
The Stabilization Plan is a measure of economic policy that lays the foundations for economic growth in the sixties and the visit of US President to Spain, this visit will not change anything in Franco's politics but symbolizes the timidity toward dictatorship Franco.
