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This treaty ended Russia's participation in WWI when it was signed between the Bolsheviks and the Central Powers.
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Germany surrenders WWI.
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The League of Nations proposal by President Wilson is accepted.
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Germany signs the Treaty of Versialles.
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Territory is split up and the Ottoman Empire is divided into multiple countries. DIfferent parts of land once belonging to the Central Powers also go towards surrounding Allied countries.
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Bulgaria is forced to give up multiple parts of their land and territory, pay reparations, and had their army reduced by the Allied Powers.
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This was the day WWI was officially over, as well as the first League of Nations meeting.
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Hungary is broken up by Allied Powers.
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This treaty was intended to be the treaty to make peace between the Allies and the Ottoman Empire, but it was never ratified.
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King Victor Emmanuel declares Mussolini premier in an attempt to head off violent conflict between the Facists and the Communists.
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French and Belgium troops march into Germany and occupy some of their territory to make sure Germany is successfully paying their reparations, although it was clear that Germany could not.
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Adolf Hitler and General Ludenorf lead small band of followers in an attempt of rebellion, and Hitler gets thrown in jail for two years.
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The Dawes Plan restructures the schedule of Germany reparation payments so as to reduce the amount of annual payments and grants Germany a large loan.
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Germany finally joins the League of Nations.
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It the very beginning of the depressing Great Depression.
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A provisional government is established to take Spain from monarchy to republicanism.
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Hitler is appointed the chancellor of germany, the very beginning of a horrible catatrosphe.
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Germany leaves the League of Nations.
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Hitler felt that he could remilitarize as the Stresa Front had collapsed and the internationmal community was precoccupied with Abysinnia crisis.
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A deal was reached on 29 September, and at about 1:30am on 30 September 1938, Adolf Hitler, Neville Chamberlain, Benito Mussolini and Édouard Daladier signed the Munich Agreement.
