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[annabackwards]

1972 - Strategic Arms Limitations Talks - SALT I Treaty signed which places a limit on the number of nuclear missiles each side can deploy. SALT I froze the number of strategic ballistic missile launchers at existing levels, and provided for the addition of new submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) launchers only after the same number of older intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBM) and SLBM launchers had been dismantled. Negotiations lasted from November 1969 until May 1972. A continuation of SALT I can be seen with the 1979 signing of SALT II.


1973

The US withdrew from Vietnam.
The Yom Kippur War began which is another example of Cold War hostilities - the Soviets backed the Arabs While the US backed Israel.

1948

 

[ashie0]

The US withdrew from Vietnam.
The Yom Kippur War began which is another example of Cold War hostilities - the Soviets backed the Arabs While the US backed Israel.

1948

National Party was elected in South Africa marking the beginning of apartheid.

 

[Scrub Ya Flaps]

haha go anna, just got back and i see that you have been hard at work... you will have to be on top of your game to beat me in the exam

 

[sj1990]

1948: To boost economic prosperity, the Soviets and the West argued over currency reforms in the Western sectors. In April, Soviet troops enforced a road, river and rail blocks cutting Berlin off from the West. 3.5 mil Berliners were now trapped 110 miles from Western-controlled Germany.

1981

 

[jellybelly59]

The US withdrew from Vietnam.
The Yom Kippur War began which is another example of Cold War hostilities - the Soviets backed the Arabs While the US backed Israel.

1948

UNDHR - universal decleration of human rights (10th december 1948 - woot legals came handy) in response to WWII...

1915

 

[spirky]

lol not in my topic time..

1923

 

[jellybelly59]

lol not in my topic time..

1923

Ruhr invasion by belgium and france taking control of industrial areas - caused revolts killed some people and people did this passive resistance that caused inflation. in the end nationalism ended up killing more people in this case then saving lol.

1917

 

[spirky]

1923 was also hyperinflation, and gustav stresemen became chancellor and introduced the rentenmark

1917 - Passchendaele

 

[sj1990]

1917: WW1 - US entry into the war for two main reasons:
1. Germany had suggested an alliance with Mexico, sending the Zimmerman Telegraph on 1st March 1917 which outraged the US.
2. Germany declared to resume unrestricted submarine warfare.
US reaction was powerful and immediate. The perceptions of Germans as lawless and savage merely added to their moral indignation.

Russian Rev'n: Russia withdrew from WW1. The first attempts to overthrow the provisional government occured during March/April. The successful overthrowing and establishment of Russia as a Bolshevik state occured during the October/November Rev'n. This was virtually a bloodless coup-de-tat.

1987

 

[annabackwards]

1917: WW1 - US entry into the war for two main reasons:
1. Germany had suggested an alliance with Mexico, sending the Zimmerman Telegraph on 1st March 1917 which outraged the US.
2. Germany declared to resume unrestricted submarine warfare.
US reaction was powerful and immediate. The perceptions of Germans as lawless and savage merely added to their moral indignation.

Russian Rev'n: Russia withdrew from WW1. The first attempts to overthrow the provisional government occured during March/April. The successful overthrowing and establishment of Russia as a Bolshevik state occured during the October/November Rev'n. This was virtually a bloodless coup-de-tat.

1987

Aha, i remember learning about the Zimmerman Telegraph... what idiots XD
Trotsky basically organised the entire October 1917 revolution ^^

1987 - Reagan gave a speech in front of the Brandenburg Gate challenging Gorbachev to take USSR reforms further by tearing down the Berlin Wall.

1933

 

[Cinnamonster]

1933 - Japan withdraws from the League of Nations.
Hitler is also appointed Chancellor of Germany.

1941

 

[sj1990]

1933 - Russia: Stalin's 2nd Five Yr Plan. Stalin feared German invasion, thus, made defense a higher priority and moved key industries to Siberia (lol...) and Western Asia.

1923 - Trotsky: On Dec 8th a letter expressing revolutionary ideas was written by Trotsky. The troika later used this letter as justification for a campaign against Trotsky, accusing him of "factionalism".


1939

 

[absorber]

39? Germany annexes the remaining part of czechoslovakia (after sudetenland already being given), forms Nazi-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact, invades Poland starting World War 2

Oops, forgot year. 1921

 

[sj1990]

Next year?

 

[Cinnamonster]

1923

Stresemann becomes German chancellor. He formed some sort of coalition government which failed later on.

1939

Germany signs a non-aggression pact with the Soviet Union.

1942

 

[annabackwards]

39? Germany annexes the remaining part of czechoslovakia (after sudetenland already being given), forms Nazi-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact, invades Poland starting World War 2

Oops, forgot year. 1921

Hehe, i was just about to ask for one ^^

1921 - Kronstadt Naval Garrison near Petrograd mutinies, demanding a true proletariat government and basic democratic rights. Trotsky orders Red Army to run across the thin layer of ice in winter while it was still frozen to attack the base. Mutiny was suppressed with lots of bloodshed; 15,000 are slaughtered. Government abandons War communism and announced the NEP.

Stresemann becomes German chancellor. He formed some sort of coalition government which failed later on.

Germany signs a non-aggression pact with the Soviet Union.

1942

German armies reach Stalingrad in the Great Patriotic War, with fierce street fighting.
Later, Soviet counter offensive in Stalingrad.

1930

 

[Cinnamonster]

1930

Nazis win 107 seats in the Reichstag.
I had to refer to a text book

1931

 

[annabackwards]

Nazis win 107 seats in the Reichstag.
I had to refer to a text book

1931

Ah well, at least you're learning

1931 - Nothing in particular, but the USSR government would've been campaigning via propaganda to get peasants to join up to Kolkhozy (Collective Farms), Solkhozy (State Farms) or Machine Tractor Stations to satisfy Stalin's policy of mass collectivisation.

1925

 

[tonyharrison]

1925

Last year of NEP. the kulaks could hire more fail peasants to work for them.

1945

 

[annabackwards]

end of WWII. which also marks the division of berlin and start of cold war.

1929

1st 5 year plan is published, which was organised by GOSPLAN.
Stalin implements policy of Collectivisation to support the rapid industrialisation of the 5 year plans.
Embarks on Dekulakisation, to erradicate NEPMEN and Kulaks or "rich peasants".

1919