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Wilhelm ll abdicates, ending the German Empire and clearing the way for the Weimar Republic. -
Germany transitions to a parliamentary democracy after WWI -
Alcohol production and sale were banned, leading to a rise in organized crime.
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Hitler takes control of the National Socialist Party, building the foundation for Nazism -
Mussolini founds the fascist movement in Italy, promoting authoritarian and nationalist ideals. -
Mussolin with his fascist supporters, carried off The March on Rome after worker’s revolt and increasing dissatisfaction in Italy. As a result, King Victor Emmanuel III made Mussolini as the Prime Minister, marking the beginning of the Fascist regime in Italy. -
A new artistic movement focusing on the unconscious mind, dreams and imagination emerges.
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Lenin`s death allows Stalin to stabilize power and the Soviet Union is formally established -
Economic plan to help Germany restructure war reparations and stabilize its economy. -
Stalin implements plans to industrializate the USSR
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Adjustment to the Dawes Plan -
The U.S. stock market collapses, leading to the Great Depression -
Hitler is named Chancellor, marking the end of the Weimar Republic -
A series of economic reforms in the U.S. aimed at combating the Great Depression.
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Hitler establishes a totalitarian regime in Germany, leading to WWII
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Hitler gets rid of political rivals within the Nazi Party to consolidate power. -
Racist laws are passed in Nazi Germany, depriving Jews from citizenship and civil rights -
A constitution reinforcing the Communist Party`s control over the USSR is enacted. -
A massive pogrom against Jews in Nazi Germany signals the start of systematic persecution