World War I Timeline Highlights and Aftermath Chronology
A dense chronology covers major events from 1919 onward including Allied reparations, territorial changes, and international diplomacy. Notable items mention the United States withdrawing from reparations bodies, Latvia and Estonia gaining sovereignty, multiple German reparations figures, and the League of Nations activities. The record lists shifts in borders, mandates, and conflicts across Europe and the Middle East, with numerous dates and participating nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Council of Ambassadors
Wilson
Russia
Armenia
Austria
League of Nations
Europe
Supreme Council
Latvia
Esthenia
France
Poland
Germany
Azerbaijan
Georgia
Reds
Tiflis
Supreme ‘Council
London
Near, East Conference
Teheran
Persia
Prisner
League of Nations Council
Yapin
Japan
Allied Supreme Council
Paris
Duesseldorf
Duisburg
Ruhrort
Britain
Lomnm
Turkey
Riga
Ukrainia
Pond
Upper Silesia
Turka
Asia Minor
Baskishehr
Washington
Hughes
Island of Yap
Harding
Allied Commission
Italy
Ruhr
Dr. Wirth
Reichstag
Leipzig
Oeer Silesia
Briand Declare
Lieut
Neumann
Dover Castle
Great Britain
Une
Council of League of Nations
Aland Islands
Finland
Greece
Schecks
Okcani Agai
Bvertone
Ion
Great ‘Britain
Praben
China
Asia
Ghenkee
Soviet
Mt and Question
of Nations
Silesia
Dintes. Pevetment Nelama
Costa Rica
Panama
Coto
Vienna
Berlin
Sakaria River
Hungary
Budapest
Lithuania
Afghanistan
League of Nations Assembly
Neva
H. A. van Karnebeek
Holland
International Court of Justice
John Bassett Moore
Jugo-Slavia
Albania
Burgenland
Brazil
Belgium
Spain
Shantung
United States Senate
State Hughes
Chirfa
Bourgeois
Jugo Slavia
Briand
Far East
Pacific
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E. W. Pickard
Ely
Union
Leagues
French Chamber of Deputies
Rhallis
Sultan
Bivas
Emir Feisal
Moscow
Eduardo Dato
Marine
Madrid
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Mount Joy
Talaat Pasha
Charlies
Horthy
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Charles
Hungarian National Assembly
Lord Talbot
Emperor Charles
Switzerland
Sun Yat Sen
Republc
South China
National Bank of
Cuba
U. S
Alfredo Zayas
Ontario
Canada
Oxandria
Egypt
Dublin
Sinn
Ulster
Lloyd Braces
de Valera
Baronie Motai
Alexander
Proclud
Lloyd George
Ict
Central American Union
Salvador
Honduras
Nicaragua
Manuel Coelho
Lenin
Little Entente
Zita
Count Andrassy
Wirth
Condra
Paraguay
Phose
Funchal
Madeira
Peturist
Insurgenta
Ukraine
Kaminetz-Podolsk
Podolia
Hara
Hapsburg Dynasty
Jugo- Slavia
Viscount Takahashi
India
Prince of Wales
Bombay
Mary of England
Viscount Lascelles
Prince Hirohito
Birkenhead
British &N
Irish Free State
Gen. Crowder
War Finance Corporation
Senate
Capitol
West Virginia
House
U.S
Ohio
Congress
Martens
Supreme Court
Landis
Victor Berger
Perce
Charlies E. Hughes
H. M. Daugherty
Henry P. Fletcher
Edwin Denby
Navy
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
James J. Davis
Labor
Andrew Mellon
the Treasury
John W. Weeks
Will Hays
Henry C. Wallace
Agriculture
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Warren G. Harding
Ohio National Guardsmen
Springfield
Chior
James C. Davis
Iowa
Menocal
U.S. Supreme Court
Conrigneee
Haywood
Knox
Truman
Newberry
Michigan
Waye
New
Pershing
Washburn Child
Jacob Goulderman
Tules
Oklo
Roy A. Haynes
Charles G. Dawes
Federal
Denby Padi
Sims
B. Warren
Detroit
W. Collier
Chile
William Howard Taft
Seeser
J. O. Wolcott
Delaware
T. Coleman du Pont
Fromlaware
Small
Sterling
Tuinols
Sea
Agricultural
C. R. Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
Boards of Trade
Shipping Board
Leonard Wood Lorentes
Prince
Surcepe
Appo Charles Hughes
Ior Cabot Lodge
Elihu Root
Oscar W. Otherwoos
Limita Liga of Armaments
Qresons
Helm O. Bursum
New Mexico
Yeas
Co. Grew
Galeanlabh
J. D. Prince
New Jersey
Denmark
Indianapolis
Lewis S. Pilcher
Brooklyn
Shippinard and
Emergency Fleet Corporation
John Barton Payne
American Red Cross
William H. Taft
John Glover South
Kentucky
John E. Ramner
Colorado
Venezuela
Willis O. Cook
South Dakota
Guatemala
Roy Davis
Missouri
Lewis Einstein
New York
Bulgaria
Charles 8. Wilson
Maine
American Legion Convention
Kansas City
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Democratic National Committee
Hanford MacNider
Mason City
American Lion
John F. Hylan
E. Lee Trinkle
Virginia
America
J. W. Riddle
Connecticut
Argentina
Arlington
i—House
Porto Rico
E. Mont Reilly
Wood-Forbes Commission
Philippines
Supreme Court of United States
National Conference of State Manufacturers’ Associations
Packing Industry
King
Railway Labor Board
Chicago
Atlantic Coast
United States Steel Corporation
May
Union Bakers of
Railway Labor Agaee
Uilding Industries
Express
Ge Landis
Building Trades of
Garment Workers of
Teamsters of
Chicago Teamsters
Packing House
Kansas State
California University
Ohio State
Tilden and Johnston
New Zealand
Benny Léonard
Ona Snnten
Richie Mitchell
Jack Britton
Ted Lewis
England
Tommy Milton
Frontenac
University of Illinois
W. T. Tilden
Philadelphia
Suzanne Lenglen
Mollamalib
Jock Hutchison
Roger Wethered
Yale
Harvard
Hutchison
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Jersey City
W. T. Hayes
Charles Evans, Jr
James M. Barnes
Yale-Harvard
Cambridge-Oxford
Rete Herman
Joe Lynch
Bryan Downey
Johnny Wilson
Chicago White Sox
Walter Hagen
Cleveland
Ellis Haak
Canton
William Tilden II
Jesse Guilford
Boston
New York Giants
New York Yankees
Peter Manning
Marion Hollins
Halifax
Bluenose
University of Iowa
Jake Schaefer
Hoppe
John Layton
Augie Kieckhofer
Aeronautics
San Diego
Cal
Canal Zone
J. T. Christensen
Associated Air Mail
San Francisco
Laura Bramwell
Brussels
J. A. MacReady
Dayton
Albert Acosta
Omaha
John W. Steele
Fort Crook
Neb
Theobald von Bethmann-Hollwegg
James G. Scripps
California
Henry Reinhardt
Charles Booher
Mary W. Whitney
Vassar
Frank I. King
Toledo
E. W. Taussig
John Francis Murphy
Frederick H. Feskhares
Prince Kropotkin
Barrett Wendell
Har— University
James Gibbons Huneker
W. F. McCombs
Demon National
Greenwich
F. J. V. Skiff
Field Museum
Nicholas I
Montenegro
Champ Clark
Thomas H. Paynter
Frankfort
U—S. W. Burnham
University of Chicago
Frank W. Gunsaulua
Bert Leston Taylor
Marchames Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
John Burroughs
We Aateey
Weet Anon Toons
N.C
Augusta Victoria
Marshall ‘M. Kirkman
Apel
Lucy Flower
Wisconsin
Oneen Robinson
Geneva
T. B. Catronne
Mexico
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Rochester
Minn
Edward White
United States Supreme Court
Washgton
Ella S. Rood
Audubon Society
Emile Combes
H. B. Ledyard
Michigan Central Board
M. R. Vesnitch
Andrew Morrissey
Congregation "of the Holy Cross
Notre Dame University
Horace Porter
William T
Alvin T. Hert
J. W. Ruckman
Brookline
Mass
F. W. Galbraith
American Legion
Indianapol
Hester
Jooklyn Y Eagle
Jose Ez
Newark
Pail
Spines
W. A. Blount
Florida
Illinois
Morrig Jastrow
C. Taylor
Boston Globe
Elias ,Colbert
Charles J. Bonaparte
Rantolph Churchill
Noton
Edward Fielding
Volunteers of America
John F. Wallace
W. E. Stone
Purdue University
Septimus Hanna
Christian Science Church
Robert E. Burke
Jana Wie
B. Cory
Ashby
Edgar Saltus
New ° City
Hagin
A Caruso
Aples
Neee Coton G. Jenkins
Milwaukee
Can R. A. James
Thomas
Chicago, Burlington & Railway
D. Spreckles, Jr
San Fransco
Sie
William C. Hook
Kansas
Samuel P
Bristol
King Peter
Serbia
Bel- S. A
Oakland
Demetrios Rhallys
Sam Hughes
Peter Cooper Hewitt
Count von Bue
Sesotha Dobson
King William II
Wurtemberg
Philander Case Knox
Pennsylvania
Ludwig Ili
Beatti
W. W. Wotherspoon
En. Othe
W. M. King
Cornell College
Dan R. Hanna
Antoinette L. B. Blackwell
Elizabeth
N. J
C. H. Prior
Minneapolis
George J. Gould
Edith Kingdon
Lakewood
Lawrence C. Earl
Grand Rapids
Mich
Christine Nilsson
Countess de Casa Miranda
Copenhagen
Henry M. Hyndman
Ernest Wadsworth Longfellow
Poet Longfellow
C. W. Whittlesey
Abdul Baha Abbas
Haifa
Syria
Ivan Caryll
Lord Mount Stephen
Sir Arthur Pearson
Victor Jacobi
Earl of Halsbury
H. Clay Evans
J. A. Elston
John W. Duntley
Camille Saint-Saens
Pachuca
bBualness
Athens
Woolsey
Porter
Tokyo
Manila
Hakodate
Indian Hil
Archie Iiler
Maurice Connolly
Batchelder
Army
Pueblo
Alaska
EU Cal
Hull
San Antonio
Tex
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