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Summary Post WW1 timeline
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Timeline of post WW1 events. Great for revision!
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1918- Germany signs Armistice1919- Treaty of Versailles
- League of Nations formed
1921- Anglo-Soviet Trade Agreement
1922- Washington Naval Conference
- Genoa Conference
1923- France occupies the Ruhr
1924- London Conference (German reps between France and Britain)
- Geneva Protocol
1925- Locarno Treaties
1927- Anglo-Soviet relations break after Arcos incident
1928- Kellogg-Briand Pact
1929- Young Plan
- Wall Street Crash
1930- London Naval Treaty
1931- Manchurian Crisis
- Lytton Report Commissioned
1933- [ 30th January] Hitler becomes Chancellor
- [27th February] Reichstag Fire
- [23rd March] The Enabling Act
- [12th June] London Economic Conference
- [30th June] Night of the Long Knives
- [15th July] Four Power Pact signed
- Germany leaves World Disarmament
- [14th October] Germany left the League of Nations
1934- [January] German-Polish Non-Agression Pact
- [25th July] Assassination of Austrian Chancellor
- [July] Attempted Anschluss - Italy mobilises against it
1935- [7th January] Rome Agreements
- [13th January] Saar Plebiscite
- [16th March] Hitler announces rearmament
- [14th April] Stresa Front
- [18th June] Anglo-German Naval Agreement
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