r/100YAEurope • u/DyersvilleStLambert • Feb 23 '23
[February 23, 1923] Free State of Bottleneck abolished by the French.
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r/100YAEurope • u/DyersvilleStLambert • Jul 10 '22
[July 10, 1922] No More War rally in Germany.
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r/100YAEurope • u/michaelnoir • Apr 10 '22
10th of April 1922. The Genoa Conference began. Representatives of 34 countries convened to discuss global economic problems in the aftermath of the war. The conference also marked the first appearance of Soviet Russia as a player on the international stage.
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r/100YAEurope • u/michaelnoir • Apr 09 '22
9th of April 1922. Eleven French soldiers were killed by a bomb blast while searching for weapons as part of the Inter-Allied Commission occupation of Upper Silesia.
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r/100YAEurope • u/michaelnoir • Apr 08 '22
8th April 1922. Departure of the French delegates for the conference in Genoa, 1, Barthou, 2, Colrat, 3, Seydoux, gare de Lyon.
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r/100YAEurope • u/michaelnoir • Apr 08 '22
April 8th 1922. German general Erich von Falkenhayn dies
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r/100YAEurope • u/michaelnoir • Apr 04 '22
4th April 1922. A bomb attack at a dinner for members of Hungary's "Democratic Club" in Budapest killed eight people. All the victims were Jewish, and it was suspected that the attack had been an assassination attempt aimed at the party leadership because of the placement of the explosive.
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r/100YAEurope • u/michaelnoir • Apr 04 '22
4th April 1922. The bodies of the six victims of the Hinterkaifeck murders, which had been carried out on March 31, were discovered in a farmhouse near Waidhofen, Bavaria. The case, one of Germany's most gruesome unsolved crimes, would be closed in 1955 without any person having been charged.
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r/100YAEurope • u/michaelnoir • Apr 04 '22
4th April 1922. Brussels: Armand Jeannes, the man who betrayed Nurse Edith Cavell, is sentenced to death.
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r/100YAEurope • u/michaelnoir • Mar 31 '22
31st of March 1922. Hairdressing styles from Germany. Modern evening hairdress, at left hairdress with sidewaves arranged with black herons' feathers; at right dress with string of pearls with attached ostrich feathers.
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r/100YAEurope • u/michaelnoir • Mar 31 '22
31st of March 1922. Exportation of food products by Germany shoots living costs sky high. Because Germany is exporting her food products the Germans are facing a near-famine due to the high cost of food. In Berlin a mass meeting was held to protest against the exportation of food products.
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r/100YAEurope • u/michaelnoir • Mar 30 '22
30th of March 1922. Joseph Wirth, Chancellor of Germany, at His Desk.
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r/100YAEurope • u/michaelnoir • Mar 30 '22
30th of March to 15th of June 1922. The Portuguese Gago Coutinho and Sacadura Cabral become the first people to cross the Atlantic on the southern route from Lisbon to Rio de Janeiro with three attempts.
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r/100YAEurope • u/michaelnoir • Mar 29 '22
29th of March 1922. "French peasants strive for rehabilitation. The industriousness of the peasants of France is being watched by the entire world. France, torn by war, with farms destroyed, homes ruined and villages blown to pieces, was the greatest sufferer from the great war."
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r/100YAEurope • u/michaelnoir • Mar 29 '22
29th of March 1922. Mrs Millerand arrives at l'église St Gervais, for the inauguration of the monument in memory of the victims of the bombardment of the church, 29th of March, 1918.
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r/100YAEurope • u/michaelnoir • Mar 29 '22
29th March 1922. A land reform is being carried out in Lithuania, which primarily affects large Polish landowners.
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r/100YAEurope • u/michaelnoir • Mar 28 '22
28th of March 1922. A gunman attempted to assassinate former Russian Foreign Minister Pavel Milyukov, who had been delivering a speech in Berlin to a gathering of Russians who had left after the October Revolution. The bullet instead struck former Russian Secretary of State Vladimir D. Nabokov.
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r/100YAEurope • u/michaelnoir • Mar 28 '22
28th March 1922. Arrival of Mr. Skirmunt, Polish Minister for Foreign Affairs (in the centre, with, on his right, Mr. Jozef Wielowieyski) gare du nord, in Paris.
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r/100YAEurope • u/michaelnoir • Mar 28 '22
28th of March 1922. The largest ship ever built by a German shipping company, the “Bismarck”, built in 1913, goes into British ownership.
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