Global unrest and coups ripple through 1930s era politics
A sweeping timeline chronicles revolutions and government overthrows from Panama to Spain, with leaders like Arosemena, Laval, and Azana reshaping nations. It notes Peru, Honduras, and Chile juntas, royal abdications, and rising Francoist tensions, alongside League of Nations activity and early disarmament moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Aroseména
Ricardo Alfaro
United States
Daniel Salamanca
Bolivia
Iain Jan
India
London
Steeg
Pierre Laval
France
Spain
Bessborough
Canada
Berenguer
Pekr Svinhufvud
Finland
Juan Aznar
Zog
Albania
Vienna
Callao
Arequipa
Navy
Peru
Cerro
Ricardo Elias
Gabriel Terra
Uruguay
Arturo Araujo
Salvador
Fas
David Ocampo
Madeira Island
Portugal
Aristide Briand
Paul Doumer
Mussolini
Catholic Action
Italy
Pope Pius
Great
Juan DB. Perez
Venezuela
Congress
Austria
Juan Vicente Gomez
Doctor Buresch
Republican
Germany
Reichsbank
Carlos Ibanez
Chile
Tirana
Romania
Archduke Anton
Sinaia
Juan Esteben Montero
Havana
Mario Menocal
Machado
Count Bethlen
Hungary
Count Karolyi
Ramsay MacDonald
Isidro Ayora
ofHcuador
MacDonald
House of Commons
Snowden
Gandhi
Norway
Sweden
Juan Esteban Montero
Bruening
Zamora
Emanuel Azana
Cyprus
Nicosia
Sanchez Cerro
Guggiar
Paraguay
Navero
Great Britain
Philip Snowden
House of Lords
Spanish National Assembly
Alfonso An
Labor
Cabinet of
Australia
Burma
League of Nations Council
Rome
Russia
Chita
Commission
European Union
Geneva
Hoover
Rotary International
S. W. Pascall
Great Byte
Basel
League of Nations Assembly
Nikolas Titules
Chinchow
Manchuria
China
Japan
Stimson
League of Nations
Mancheria
Ma Chanshan
Noan
Civiians
Tientsin
Paris
Dawes
League Secretariat
Anganchi
Tsitsihar
International Bankers Committee
Switzerand
Mukden
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Psu
Seongee
Glu Nape Afotte
Suvitserland,international
House
Senate
Power Commission
Red Cross
Calvin Coolidge
Wickersham Commission
Wicckersham
Hooke
Interior Department
Panade
Niagara Alls
Muscle Shoals
DIN
Mare -Fouse
Marth
Marsh
Alexander Legge
Federal’farm Board
James C. Stone
Tinois Penitentiary
Stateville
Jmess
Sam H. Thompson
Imnols
Federal Farm “Board
Arizona
Porto Rivo
Virgin Islands
Gam
Protestant Churches of America
Mareh
Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
International Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Jicover
Harvey H. Burdy
Michilgan
Supreme Court
California
American Red Cross
Presbyterian General Assembly
Pittsburgh
Dr. Lewis, S. Mudge
Philadelphia
C. C. Teague
Federal Farm Board
W. F. Schilling
Valley Forge
Mellon
Minnesota
United States Supreme Court
Albert B. Fall
al Capone
Guam Naval Station
Tennessee
H. H. Horton
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Indianapolis
S R. McKelvie
Woaver
Coolidge
Harding
Marion
Ohio
Lincoln
Springfield
Railways of Country
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dwight Davis
Philippines
John R. Coen
Sterling
Colo
the Elks
B. D. Foulois
Army Air Corps
A. B. Fall
New Mexico
Federal Court of Appeals
Ralph Capone
Whitcekersham Commission
United States Steel Corporation
McCormick
Blacksburg
Curtis
Arthur Schoenfeld
Dominican Republic
Murray
Oklahoma
T Farm Board
Frank Evans
Utah
Akron
Farm Board
Toledo
Texas
W. S. Gifford
Brazil
Luke Lea
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Alphonse Capone
American Legion Labor Conference
Samuel P
GIA Rat
Des Moines
American Legion
Detroit
Iowa
Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Neral Motors
Scent
Boas
Capone
Yorktown
Interstate
Commerce Commission
Premier Laval
Michigan
House of Representatives
Hattie Caraway
Arkansas
Department of Education
Dino Grandi
Grandi
FitzHenry
Robert L. O’brien
Boston
Tariff Commission
R. M. Kieberg
H. W. Wurzbach
B. H. Snell
New York
Herman Trelle
Alberta
W. Warren Barbour
New Jersey
Wabash Railway
Dee
Manhattan
America
Camden
N. J
John N. Garner
Union
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Illinois Central
Secretary of the Treasury
New York Central
War Debt Commission
Harry Powers
West Virginia
Bluebeard
Leavenworth
Republican National Committee
Senator Swanson
Alabama
Washington State
Pasadena
Malcolm Campbell
England
Daytona Beach
Fla
James E. Sullivan
Bobby Jones
Northwestern University
Gar Wood
Milami Beach
Cambridge
Oxford
Jack Thompson
Tommy Freeman
Cleveland
Tony Canzoner
Jack
Kid) Berg
Mate
Wisconsin
William Harridge
American Baseball League
Louis Schneider
Southern California
Cameronian
Tommy Armour
University of Southern California
University Ofllinois
Harvard
Yale
Ed Dudley
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Transmississippi
George Dunlap
Princeton
Max Schmeling
Willie Stribling
Hrenen
Sun Beau
Ern
Helen Wills
Moody
Agan
Garrison Roebuck
McClure
S. Hill
Francis Quimet
Chie
Kayo' Don
Tom Creavy
Santa Paula
Argentina
Helen Hicks
Glenna Collett
Ware
St. Louis Cardinals
Jack Sharkey
Primo
Brooklyn
Nova Scotia
Bluenose
Lou Bro
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Purdue
Michigon
Army
Tulane
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Aeronautics
Portuguese Guinea
Natal
Beryl] Hart
W. S. MacLaren
Bermuda
Azores
DOX
Lisbon
Canary Islands
James H. Doolittle
August Piccard
Brussels
Tyrol
Cape Verde Islands
Vernando Noronha
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Harbor Grace
N. O
Berlin
Post
Gatty
Chester
World
Otto Hillig
Holger Holrils
Copenhagen
Hulig
Hoirils
Crefeld
Roosevelt Field
Long Island
George Endres
Alexander Magyar
N. F
Frent
Budapest
Endres
Magyar
Hugh Herndon
Clyde Pangborn
Moscow
Russell Boardman
John Polando
Turkey
Col
C. A. Lindbergh
Herndon
Pangborn
Wales
Boardman
Polando
Istanbul
Lindberghs
Karagin Island
Kamchatka
Craf Zeppelin
Braz
Jimmy Doolittle
Los Angeles
Lowell Bayles
Don Moyle
C. A. Allen
Samushiro
Seattle
Moyle
Allen
Lieuts. J. N. Boothman
G. H. Stainforth
Wenatchie
Wash
Apan
Bert Hinkler
Africa
Hinkler
British Gambia
West Africa
South Atlantic
Lowell R. Bayles
Oaxaca City
Mexico
Napies
Hastings
New Zealand
Pearl River
Balkans
Knute Rockne
T. A. T. Western Express
Bazaar
Kan
Managua
Nicaragua
Gantonbury
Missouri
Shanghai
Hugh. C.* Wallace
Marshal Joseph
Jonre
The
Maine
Nathan Straus
Anna Pavlova
Hague
Edward J. Edwards
Br.wdards
Louis
Wolheim
Frank C. Emerson
Wyoming
Nellie Melba
Melba
Henry A. Cooper
Thomass
Calif
Walter A. Strong
Chicago Daily News
Eugene Yraye
Belegium
David Belasco
3. P. Brooks
Baylor University
Waco
Samuel W. Parr
University of Tlllnois
C. A
Alicea M. Robertson
Stephen M. Babcock
University of Wisconsin
George S. Graham
Pennsylvania
John Brisben Waller
John L. Agnew
Copper Cliff
Ont
Tarty Commission
Hall Caine
Jor Ke W. Lehmann
St. Louis
J. F. Nugent
Idaho
Zack Mulhall
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
J. B. Deaver
William Orpen
Thomas Lipton
Rossiter Johnson
Dwight W. Morrow
Daniel Chester French
Freming H. Revell
W. H. Williams
Charles W. Murphy
Therge A. Edison
West Orange
Hague Court
John M. Bowman
Bowman-Biltmore Hotel] Corporation
C.C. A. Greathouse
Indiana
Democratic National Committee
E. Rolvaag
Northfield
Minn
T. H. Caraway
Henry M.wurzbach
Richard T. Crane, Jr
Crane Company
Isaac N. Lewis
Hoboken
Edward Simmons
Baltimore
A. J. Wimple
Centerville
S. D
Sam Small
Atlanta
Louis Loucheur
al Taylor
Robert Ames
Acar
Hoke Smith
Henry Walters
Tallway
K.G. Matheson
Drexel Institute
Philadelph
Daniel Sullivan
San Antonio
Tex
J. Hattstaedt
W. C. Shepard
Mediterranean Area
A. H. Cockburn
Watervliet
Incent D'Indu
Renee
Fr. Jelke
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