Sino-Japanese War Timeline Through 1931 1932
A sweeping chronology lists events from 1931 to 1932 covering Japanese advances in Manchuria and Shanghai, League of Nations actions, dissections of war debt negotiations, and global political shifts. It notes invasions, treaties, conferences, and key dates involving China Japan the League of Nations Britain France Italy the United States and other powers. It also records notable political changes in Germany France Britain and other nations, and lists prominent figures and aviation milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinchow
Manchuria
Bruening
Germany
Council of League of Nations
China
Java
Russia
Poland
Shanghai
League of Nations Council
Japan
United States
Nanking
Great Britain
France
Italy
Geneva
Shangai
Harbin
U.S. 21St Infantry
Woosung
Chapei
League of Nations Assembly
Secrenlf
Neva
League of Nations
League of Nations Committee
Austria
Mexico
Peru
Lausanne
Hoover
Turkey
Europe
Canada
Paraguay
Bolivia
Nota
Strese
League of Nations Commission On
Iraq
Fort Arces
Gran Chaco
Bolivi
Disarmament Conference Bureau
John Galnsworthy
Great
Council of
Washington
Mercomant
World Disarma ™Ea
French Chamber of Deputies
House
Roosevelt
Walker
New York City
Senate
Red Cross
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John N. Garner
Moosevelt
Prohibition
W. D. Upshaw
Regan
Garner-Wagmer
Atilen Pomerene
Ohio
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Board
Bonus Army
Charles A. Walker
Utica
N. Y
R. F. C. Board
New York
Seabury
Johnstown
W. W. Waters
Secretary of
Commerce
Robert P. Lamont
Roy Chapin
Detroit
U. S
G. E. Q. Johnson
Iowa
Central West States
Charles A. Lindbergh
Curtis
J. J. Davis
Pennsylvania
John Bain
John W. Poole
James J. Walker
Hanford McNider
Farm Board
Central States
Democrats
Congress
Maine
American Legion
Portland
Ore
Louis A. Johnson
West Virginia
Springfield
Ill
Wisconsin
W. J. Kohler
Philip la Follette
T. .R. Chapple
Samuel Insull
Athens
Harry Burgess
Panama Canal Zone
Julian Schley
F. Lammot_ Belin
Roop
American Red Cross
Supreme Court
Scottsboro
Ala
Helen Hayes
Frederic March
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Grammer
Seattle
Waesley L. Jones
American Federation of Labor
Cincinnati
Conrad H. Mann
Kansas City
Garner
Eongrees
Friedrich August III
Saxony
Johanna Gadski
Berlin
Willy Meyer
A. B. Chace
Brown University
John Philip Seuss
Aristide Briand
George Eastman
Eastman Camera Company
Rochester
Chauncey Olcott
Monte Carlo
Richard Bartholdt
St. Louis
Charles Livingston Bull
Leslie M. Shaw
Andreas Dippel
Hollywood
Robert Dollar
Tean
Sam Rafael
Calif
B. J. Cigrand
Batavia
National Flag Day Association
W. S. Benson
Lord Inchcape
Augusta Gregory
Edward F. Swift
Chicago Packer
John Hubard
William D. Boies
Hugh Chalmers
Beacon
N.Y
W. W. Keen
Philadelphia
Viscount Brentford
William Joynson-Hicks
William C. Redfield
G. K. Burgess
Bureau of Standards
King Manuel
Portugal
A. H. Scribner
Kenneth Grahame
Joseph Leidy
King C. Gillette
Los Angeles
C. C. Goodrich
York
Fergus Hume
Alice Barbers Stephena
Viscount Plumer
London
Countess Beatty
Ethel Field
Jean Jules Jusserand
Washingen
Thomas Arkle Clark
Men
University of Illinois
Florens Ziegfeld
Alberto Santos-Dumont
Switzerland
Whitton Lackaye
Edith Rockefeller Me
Cormick
C. A. Waterman
Colorado
Sir Gilbert Parker
Frank L. Billings
Sormer
John Starp Williams
Mississippi
Lindley M. Garrison
Marquis Boni de Castellane
Paris
Horace Kent Tenney
Emmett Corrigan
Harold MacGrath
Lord Methuen
Engand
William Morris
Will Levington Comfort
Fenton B. Turck
Wealey L. Jones
H. J. Doerman
University of Toledo
Delmar
Princeton University
E. A. van Valkenburg
Will H. Low
J. C. McLaughlin
Michigan
Gari Melchers
Louis J. Petit
Milwaukee
Clement Studebaker, Jr
C. R. Breckinridge
Wendover
J. C. van Dyke
Rutgers
Art Authority
Eugene S5rieux
F. T. Lovejoy
Pittsburgh
John H. Niemeyer
Henry Kitchell Webster
Sovielist
Evanston
R. B. Williamson
Chaliceman
Federal Power Commission
A. C. Boring
Minneapolis
Pittsbury Flour Mills
Daniel B Gare Tett
Texas
Edmund Vance Cooke
Cleveland
Ernest Howe
Litchfield
Conn
Clarence KE. Whitehill
Key Western
Union
Postwar Debts and Conference Attendance Update
A summary of nations handling war debts and participation in disarmament talks. Germany rejoined the Geneva disarmament conference. Britain Italy Latvia Lithuania Finland and Czechoslovakia paid debts to the United States. France Belgium Poland Hungary and Estonia did not pay. Premiers and governments faced decisions on default and resumption of obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahatmed Gandhi
India
Laval
Briand
Catalonia
Salvador
Dartmoor
England
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Finland
Mussolini
Pius XI
Ricardo Jimines
Costa Rica
Pierre Laval
de Valera
Fianna Vail
Augustin B. Justo
Argentina
Tardieu
France
Russia
Trotzky
Spain
Ramon de Valera
Irish Free State
Henry Puyi
Manchukuo
Ivar Krueger
Swedish Match Trust
Paris
von Hindenburg
Hitler
Villa Santa Stefano
Italy
Newfoundland
Germany
Prussia
Austria
Paul Doumer
Eusebio Ayala
Paraguay
Ricardo Jiminez
Albert Lebrun
Inukat
Japan
Franz von Papen
Jorge
Romania
Edouard Herriot
Montero
Carlos Davila
Harmodio Arias
Panama
Davila
Chile
Siam
Prajadhipok
Irish Free State Senate
Ireland
Peru
Trujillo
Sao Paulo
Berlin
Dino Grandi
Ottawa
Canada
Reichstag
Welland Ship Canal
Imperial Economic Conference
Ecuador
Bonifaz
Rubio
Mexico
A. L. Rodriguez
von Papen
Mahatma Gandhi
Karolyi
Hungary
Gandhi
Clemente Bello
Senate
Abraham Oyanadel
Blanche
James McNeill
Irish Freetate
Brasilian
Congress
Hoover
Ambassador Dawes
Dwight F. Davis
Philippines
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
O. W. Holmes
United States Supreme Court
Hattie Caraway
Arkansas
House
Joseph C. Grew
C. G. Dawes
Stimson
Wets
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Department of Agriculture
Dawes, Jones and Couch
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Great Britain
Ogden L. Mills
Treasury and
Ost
Roosevelt
New Hampshire
Smith
Benjamin Cardozo
C. C. King
University of Pittsburgh
Lindbergh
Power Board
al Capone
Atlanta
Massie
Honolulu
Judd
Muscle Shoals
Col. Lindbergh
New Jersey
War Department
R. R. Reynolds
Cameron Morrison
North Carolina
Charles G. Dawes
Brookhart
Iowa
Henry Field
Samuel Insull
James Simpson
Gaston Meane
Evalyn McLean
Chl
United States
Herriot
Belgium
America
Geneva
Latvia
Lithuania
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Estonia
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E.W. Pickard
Juan B. Sacasa
Nicaragua
Adolf Hitler
Donal Buckley
Rishi Free State
Kurt von Schleicher
Edmund Schultess
Joseph Paul Boncour
Arturo Alessandri
Hoover and
Curtis A
McFadden
N. W. MacChesney
Aeronautics
Hawks
Eddie Stimson
Gen
Italo Balbo
Lou T. Reichers
Harbor Grace
N. F
Dublin
Reichers
Amelia Earhart
G. P. Putnam
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Londonderry
Atlantic
Paul and
Bishop
F. Hausner
Hausner
James Mattern
Bennett Griffin
Mattern
Griffin
Ocean
Bersin
Moscow
Minsk
Wolfgang von Gronau
Iceland
von Gronau
Auguste Piccard
J. A. Mollison
Mollison
New Brunswick
Louise Thaden
Frances Marsalla
Clyde Lee
John Bockhan
Oslo
Norway
J. G. Haizlip
Major Doolittle
Pote
Cleveand
G. R. Hutciingon
Greenland
W. Ulbricht
Edna Newcomer
L. M. Piscull
Rome
Roscoe Turner
Cane
Burbank
Elit
Amy Johnson
Capetown
Wilbur
Orvilla Wright
Kitty Hawk
N.C
Santiago
Cuba
Marcus Hook
Pocahontas
Banda Neira
Dutch East Indies
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
South Carolina
Tennessee
Columbus
Cunard
Georges Philippar
Gulf of Aden
Guadalajara
Montreal
Honan
Promethee
Normandy
Coney Island
Mlobse
South Texas
French Foreign Legion
Algeria
Balkans
Forto Rico
Tehachappass
California
Madrid
N. M
Yancey
C. O. Iselin
Paul Pau
Cameron Winslow
Julius Rosenwald
Frederick O'Brien
J. W. Langley
J. G. McClure
Presbyterian Seminary of Chicago
Mormon Church
Bast
John R. Voorhs
Tammany
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittspurgh Pirates
Maddern Ficke
Hernry A. Blair
Sir Edgar Speyer
Guender