Long Running International Pact Talks and Conflicts 1922
A terse timeline from January to December 1922 covers major international events. It notes Russia Finland border tension over Karelian aid, Genoa economic talks, Washington naval treaties, the Yap and Pacific agreements, the permanent court at The Hague, and the Dardanelles, Near East and Turkey politics including armistice talks at Mudania and Lausanne, with shifts in Greece Romania and Hungary and Britain’s moves in Egypt and the Ruhr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Finland
Allied Supreme Council
Genoa
Germany
Washington
Briand
Annel
France
Great Britain
Shantung
China
Japan
Pacific
Balfour
International Commission
Harding
Senate
United States
Yap
International Permanent Court of Justice
Hague
Ilo
Egypt
United States Senate
Tangie
Allied Renovation Commission
Colombia
Venezuela
Economiec Conference
Urest- Litovsk
Smyrna
Belgium
Italy
Serbia
Romania
Greece
Dardanelles
Hungary
League of Nations
Kerma
Pasha
Alles
Thrace
Alleus
Near East
Constantinople
Adrianople
Greeck
Constantine
Turkey
Europe
Kemal Pasha
Mudanila
Mudania
Ales
W—Atles
Lausanne
Switzerland
Hughes
Bavaria
America
London
Shantung Province
Ruhr
Baltic States
Moscow
Lloyd George
Poland
Upper Silesia
Asia Minor
Chile
Peru
Soviet
International Bankers’ Committee
Paris
The
the Hague
League of Nations Council
Poincare
Demuyter
James Gordon Bennett
Geneva
Augustin Edwards
Tricoupis
Council of League of Nations
Austria
Lord Robert Cecil
Assurance Against
Ireland and Russia treaties dominate global timeline
A sweeping record shows Irish Dail votes on peace terms, De Valera resignations, and Michael Collins leadership. It lists Genoa and The Hague talks, U.S. invitations declined, and resolutions on Greece, Turkey, and Poland with multiple leadership changes worldwide.
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Dail Etreann
de Valera
Irish Republic
Arthur Griffith
Dail
Mjreann
Early 1923 US political moves and staff reshuffles timeline
A chronological list of U.S. political actions and diplomatic appointments from January to December 1923. Includes Senate votes on anti-lynching, foreign debt funding, immigration, and veterans bills, plus appointments of ambassadors and ministers to Germany Hungary Austria and other posts.
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Spre
Sylvania
Tate
Senate
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Momey
House
A. B. Houghton
Germany
Theodore Brentano
Hungary
A. H. Washburn
Austria
Charles A. Rawson
United States
Iowa
Kenyon
K. M. Landis
Supreme Court
Harding
Congress
Hubert Work
House of Representatives
Baltimore
Mississippi River Valley
United States Supreme Art
Albert J. Bbveridge
New
Indiana
Samuel M. Ralston
A. H. Geissler
Oklahoma
Guatemala
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lincoln Memorial
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Navy
Minnesota
F. B. Kellogg
Anna D. Olesen
Illinois Supreme Court
William Bross Lloyd
Communist- Labor Party
Williamson County
Illinois
Len Small
Wisconsin
Ben C. Hooper
Oshkosh
United States Senate
P. J. McCumber
North Dakota
Lynn J. Frazier
General Lord
General Dawes
James H. Wilkerson
Robert B. Howell
Republicans
Nebraska
Hitchcock
John W. Davis
American Bar Association
Maj
David A. Reed
Crow
Pennsylvania
McCumber
Coal Investmential Commission
Ghes
Brazil
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Western Newspaper Union
Cannes
Southern Ireland
Michael Collins
Irish Free State
Dublin Castle
Bonomi
Achille Ratti
Milan
Pius XI
Free State
Ireland
England
Luiga Facta
Mary of England
Viscount Lascelles
Rhondda
Nouse of Lords
Peking
Tien Tsin
Chang
Wu Pei Fu
Juan Vincente Gomez
Hsu
Paraguay
Diedrichs
Vladivostok
Lisbon
Alexander of
Jugo-Slavia
Marie
Belgrade
Li Yuan-Hung
Wu Ting-Fang
Admiral Kato
Caen
Canton
Sun Yat
Iitalian Fascisti
Genorg
Cork
Shanghai
Dr. Sun
Sweden
General Crowder
Cuba
William Cosgrave
Irish Provisional Government
George
Raisuli
Ferdinand
Eekrie
Albajuly
A. Bonar Law
Gove
Dominican Republic
Bonar Law
Servative Party
Inet
Tees
Viadiva
Far Eastern
Mussolini
Francisco Murguia
Anzara
Ottoman Empire
Bfx
Kaiser Wilhelm
Hermine
Roussa
Holland
Triople
King
Rea
Bonar
House of Commons
Arthur Bernardes
Gry
Wilhelm Cuno
Malta
Medjid Effendi
Sultan
Feng
W. W. Yenass Miership
Cunn
Prince Andrew
Timothy Healy
Tee
Ulster
Liam
Mellowes
Borynor
Lin
Gabriel Narutowicz
Henry FP. Fletcher Appy Bassador To Igium
Wharton
Hiram Johnson
California
Bie
Federal Trade Commission
John A.clarke
LaFollette
J. J. Blaine
George H. Sutherland
Herrin
Coal
Maine
Hale
Baxter
Longe
Massachusetts
Townsend
Poindexter
Marding
Conrad FE. Spens
Enpiscopnatian Church
Mineola
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Frey
Erase
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J. W. Willett
Tama
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Georgia
Thomas Watson
Daugherty
Hand
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Truman N. Newberry
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Pierce Butler
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Smail
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Detroit
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T. W. Harrison
Virginia
Pitney
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Landis
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Highty
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Pasadena
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Madeira
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Alexander P. Moore
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