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This year marks the end of world war 1
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Lenin creates the Communist International or also referred as the Comintern.
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The Weimar (german) constitution was drafted in 1919, and it allowed for a democratic government led by a chancellor. It also gave women the right to vote.
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As a soldier, after WWI, Hitler joins a group of extremists that consists of ex soldiers that despised their current German government.
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The Red Scare was a time of fear that the U.S. experienced because they were afraid of and suspected foreign radicals.
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Mussolini and other unhappy Italians created the Fascist Party
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The Treaty of Versailles is signed and takes care of the postwar issues. Germany is blames for many of the problems and has to pay the postwar reparations.
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It was a time in which the U.S. thrived.
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Stalin enforced Russian culture in the Soviet Union during the late 1920's.
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The Nazi party if formed by Anton Drexler and Dietrich Eckart
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Mussolini and his fascist party march to Rome to announce they're demands.
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In 1923, Hitler tried to overthrow the German government, but ultimately failed and was thrown in jail.
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Thousand of people cam to see Lenin's body in Moscow's historic Red Square
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Stalin comes to power in 1924
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After spending only 9 months in prison after attempting to overthrow the government, Hitler is released.
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A series of treaties created by 7 nations in hope of creating lasting peace.
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Stalin proposes the Russian people his 5 year plan to aid the suffering economy.
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The Great Depression was an economic crisis that began due to the stock market crash.
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In this time, Mussolini earned official permission from the king to be the leader of Italy.
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Stalin announced that he would begin to liquidate the Kulaks
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The Soviet Union had a raise in grain production in 1930 but they still lacked things such as meat and vegetable.
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Soviet women got more career opportunities in the 1930's and had jobs such as engineers, scientists, or medicine. They had a larger range of jobs.
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Because of the the policies and terrible harvests in the Soviet Union, a great famine took place.
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Hitler was elected chancellor in 1933 through legal means under the Weimar Constitution.
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The first concentration camp called "Dachau" is established in Germany.
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Stalin began to make people disappear during this time, including people that opposed him and anyone who did not show enough support.
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A night in which Hitler sent out people to murder political leaders who opposed him.
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These were laws established by the Nazis to limit the rights of Jews.
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Mussolini and his forces invade Ethiopia
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The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics is made up of 11 Soviet Socialist Republics.
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Hitler takes the Rhineland by force and suceeds
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Stalin threatened and tortured people to admit to have done certain crime even if they may have not done them. They were later put in public trials and then sentenced.
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Chamberlin tries to appease Hitler by giving him Czechoslovakia's Sudetenland.
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A young Jewish boy shoots a German diplomat because he was angry about abuse against his parents. Hitler then took this a an opportunity to lash out against the Jews.
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German mobs broke into Jewish homes ans looted shops, burned synagogues, etc.
