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Yr 10 History Dates

all the dates you need to know for the yr 10 history exam

EventDateWhat happened?
Start of WWI 28th July 1914 Start of WWI
End of WWI 11th November 1918 End of WWI
Start of WWII 1st September 1939 Start of WWII
End of WWII 2nd September 1945 End of WWII
Wall Street Crash 24th October 1929 worldwide economic depression
Manchurian Crisis September 1931-1933 Japanese invasion of Manchuria
Abyssinian Crisis 1935-1936 Mussolini/Italy invade Abyssinia
Disarmament Conference 1932-1934
Japan left League of Nations 27th March 1933
Remilitarisation of the Rhineland 7th March 1936 Hitler orders troops to march into the Rhineland
USSR joins League of Nations 18th September 1934
Italy left League of Nations 11th December 1937
Germany joins League of Nations 8th September 1926
Germany left League of Nations 19th October 1933
USSR expelled from League of Nations 14th December 1939
Paris Peace Conference 1919 Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of St Germain 1919 Austria & Hungary separate Bohemia & Moravia form new state Czechoslovakia Bosnia-Herzegovina & Croatia & Serbia form new state Yugoslavia Galicia goes to Poland Trentino goes to Italy
Treaty of Neuilly 1919 Bulgaria was punished for involvment in WWI, but not as harshly as Germany, Austria or Hungary Armed forces limited to 200 000 £100 000 000 reparations Land goes to Greece (access to Mediterrean Sea), Romania, Yugoslavia
Treaty of Trianon 1920 Hungary punished Transylvania goes to Romania Slovakia & Ruthenia go to Yugoslavia lost 300 000 000 Hungarians
Treaty of Sèvres 1920 Turkey Smyria goes to Greece Syria goes to french mandate Egypt & Tunisia & Morocco go independant British or French protection
Vilna 1920 Polish invasion of capital Lithuania
Upper Silesia 1921 Plebiscite: Industrial area to Germany Rural area to Poland
Aaland Islands 1921 League ruled to go to Finland, not Sweden
Corfu 1923 Italians killed on border Greece/Albania Mussolini invaded, killing 15 people
Geneva Protocol 1924 Britain & France: League would decide disputes between member countries. General election in Britain conservative government say no.
Bulgaria 1925 Greece invade Bulgaria, after some soldiers are killed. League order Greece to withdraw and pay compensation.
Washington Conference 1921 USA & Britain & France & Japanto limit size of Navies
Rapallo Treaty 1922 USSR & Germany to establish dimplomatic relations
Dawes plan 1924 USA $2.5 billion to Germany Germany $2 billion to Allies Allies $2.6 billion to USA
Locarno Treaties October 1925 confirm terms Treaty of Versailles
Kelogg-Briand Pact 1928 self-defence 65 Nations Countries no longer allowed to settle disputes with force, but peacefully Condemn war
Young Plan 1929 to reduce Germany's reparation payments as a reward for good behaviour
Hitler tries to take over Austria 1934 Mussolini prevents him
Massive rearmament rally 1935 in Germany
Hitler reintroduces conscription 1936 to army
Rearmament in secret from 1933 to reduce unemployment made Nazis popular
British-German Naval agreement 1935 Germany's Navy must be under 35% of Britain's
Saarland Plebiscite 1935 region run by League from 191 90% voted for Hitler
Anti-Comintern Pact 25th November 1936 Germany & Japan
6th November 1937 Italy joins Start of Axis Alliance
Anschluss with Austria 1938 Having made trouble for Schuschnigg, Hitler promised Nazis would stop riots if plebiscite 99.75% for Anschluss with Nazi troops watching
Sudetenland 1938 Hitler invades part of Czechoslovakia
Munich Agreement 29th September 1938 Neville Chamberlain Adolf Hitler
Invasion of Czechoslovakia 15th March 1939 Hitler's troops march in No resistance
Nazi-Soviet Pact 24th August 1939 Stalin & Hitler sign Germany doesn't want a war on two fronts
League of Nations dissolved 18th April 1946 League of Nations changes to United Nations
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