Chronology of 1919 Wars and Peace Movements
Chronicle of 1919 events from Wilson’s actions in Paris to the signing of the Versailles peace treaty. Notes imperial diplomacy, Bolshevik advances, German and Hungarian political upheavals, and League of Nations formation with key dates and leaders.
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Wilson
Riga
Libau
Windau
Rome
Hoover
International
Relef
Posen
Belgrade
Spartacans
Serlia
Spandaus
Paris
Berlin
Harries
Ebert
Luxemburg
Bremen
Karoly
Elan
Supreme Council of Peace Congress
Constance
Baden
Marie of Luxemburg
Charlotte
Karl Liebknecht
Rosa Luxemburg
Petrograd
Esthenia
Germany
Bolshevists
Kiev
Erewski
Russia
Supreme Council
Princes’ Islands
Sea of Marmara
Shenkursk
Oderburg
Chateau Thierry
Reims
League of Nations
Ceeds
Patwles
Vietavey
Hussia
Iman
Breméi Sad
Spartacana
German National Assembly
Weimar
Vilna
Constitutional Assembly
Warsaw
Friederich Ebert
Philipp Heidemann
gFeb
Roumania
Verdinand
Commisse
Deniline
Caspian
Clemenceau
Siberia
Archangel
Kurt Elsner
Boston
Spu.e
League of Nations Plan
Ke St
France
Lemberg
Forles
Count Karolyi
Tuungary
Churchill
Egypt
Bessin
Kiota
Frankfort
Murtch
Antanas Smetonas
Lithuanian
Odeersa
Magdeburg
Essen
Geneva
Switzerland
Frrectsen Enginge
Murmanak
Geh
Haller
Poland
Lettish
Aden
Pripet
Loyd George
Cle Miencenu
Italy
Finland
Aagayan
Sivatiet St.Germain
I Ae
Smyrnair
Hungary
Arnad
Kolahovil Merin Gait
Germehy
Pahirnnr Co
Aitne
Hans A. Dorten
Austria
U. S. Senate
Scheidemann
Gustavy Bauer
Scapa Flow
Francesco Nitti
Hamburg
Turkey
Versailles
New York
George Washington
United States
State Department
Washington
Enver Pasha
Talaat Bey
Djemal Pasha
London
Vienna
Budapest
Bela Kun
House of Commons
Senate
Bela Kua
Budarpest
Archduke Joseph
Entente
Dvina
Gulf of Finland
Odessa
Denikine
U. S
Silesia
General Pershing
Munich
Austrian National Assembly
Controll
Spitebergen
Karl Renner
Kolchak
D'Annunzio
Italan
Fiume
Ching
Tran
Lithuania
von der Goltz
Spalato
French
Chamber of Deputies
America
Great Britain
Dvinsk
George
Orel
Pskov
Tsarskoe Selo
Kronstadt
Krasnoe Selo
Gatchina
Yudenitch
Lodge
Lenate
Zara
Dalmatia
Esthenian
Omsk
Mitau
Bulgaria
Kharkov
Danikine
England
D’annunzio
David Lloyd George
Prohibition era milestones and political shifts listed
Chronology of 1919 1920 events includes ratification of prohibition by multiple states and territories, Supreme Court rulings, major political appointments and resignations, labor strikes, anti riot actions, and key wartime policy changes across the United States and international notes.
Mexican conflict timeline and aviation milestones
A historical timeline lists events from April to December detailing General Blanquet's death, Villista advances, U.S. military actions in Juarez and Tampico, Carranza's politics, and early transatlantic flights plus numerous aviation records. It bundles Mexican revolution activity with pivotal 1914–16 era air achievements and sports milestones.
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Blanquet
Villistas
Felipe Angeles
Villa
Juarez
el Paso
Tampico
Mexico
Carranza
U. S
Wilson Reece
Gov- Otnoy
Angeles
U. 5
Jenkins
Mass Disaster and Death Toll From Global Calamities
A chronicle lists major disasters and notable deaths from January to December, noting shipwrecks in the Atlantic and Pacific, steamship and mine explosions, volcanic eruptions in Kalut Java and Stromboli, hurricanes in Texas and Florida, structural fires in Yokohama, and a German ammunitions plant explosion. It also catalogs memorial notices and obituaries for political, military, artistic, and industrial figures across the year, including Roosevelt, Laurier, Carnegie, and Woolworth, among many others.
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Stornoway
U. S
Northern Pacific
Fire Island
New York Central
South Byron
N. Y
Straits of Messina
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkangua
Yokohama
San Salvador
Kalut Volcang
Java
Stromboli
Sicily
Wilkesbarre
Aiec
Fergus ‘Falls
Minn
Victhio
Italy
U. S. Navy
Baltimore
Allan Hne
Grampian
Capa Race
Chicago
Basilicata
Tewfik
Suez Canal
Florida
Cuba
Texas Gulf Coast
Muskegon
Mich
Wilhelmshaven
Germany
Picatny Arsenal
Dover
N. J
Global marine and general strikes sweep major cities
A sequence of 1910s strikes spans New York marine workers battles with authorities, Seattle and New England calls, a large England Ireland Scotland wave, Montreal and Toronto labor actions, and a general strike day involving Winnipeg and Calgary rail workers. The article notes arbitration by the war labor board and widespread labor unrest across North America and Europe.
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Toronto
Southeast
Une
Detroit
Gompers
A. F
A. F. of
U.S
Building Employers’ Association of Chicago
Boston
Chicago
London
U. 8
Brooklyn
Rapid Transit
New York
Hammond
Ind
Steel Workers’ Committee
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh
Bethlehem Steel Works
Gary
British. Rail
Indiana
Washington
New York Harbor
Ade
International Congress of Working Women
International Labor Conference
Anderson
Bandon
Garfield
Rome
Milan
Florence
Italy
Wilson
F. White
Cleveland
Azores
Ponta Delgada
Hawker and
Grieve
Newfoundland
Ireland
Roger
Paris
Kenitra
Morocco
Nc4
Lisbon
Switzerland
Adjutant Casale
Plymouth
England
John Alcock
Arthur W. Brown
Atlantic
New Foundland
Scotand
United States
Mineola
L. A
Trin
L. 1
Scotland
Putham
Roland Rohlfs
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Deposit
N. Y
B. W
Maynard
Utah
Lieut
Alexander Pearson
Ross Smith
Port Darwin
Australia
Bir
France
Marine Workers
War Labor Board
Peru
Lima
Callao
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Néral
Seattle
Ommarch
Marine
New England
Pril
New . England
Chicago T Railk
Atria
Winnipow
Calgary
Amonfon
A.y
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E. W. Pickard
Michigan
Ohio
Colorado
Aupreme Court
Ory
Berger
Waitruse
Germer
Hfigdahi
Tucker
Tennessee
Idaho
Maine
West Virginia
General
Gregory
Alabama
Arkansas
Sacramento
Cal
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nevada
Kruse
Engdahl
Ausker
H. C. Wallace
Tacoma
Mitchell Palmer
Norman Hapgood
Kenmare
Congress
Thomas Nelson Page
Hugh Gibson
Burleson
Gillett
Frederick Gillett
House
Liyn Harold Hough
Northwestern University
Illinois
Federal Trade Commission
A. C. Townley
Joseph Gilbert
Nonpartisan League of North Dakota
Jackson
Henry Ford
Chicago Tribune
A. Mitchell
Falmer
Pershing
Ison
Secretary of Commerce
Redfield
Charles M. Galloway
Pontiac
Cardinal Mercier
Algium
Col. J. D. Bell
Omaha
E. P. Smith
Brand Whitlock
Belgium
Lamne
Ark
Atlantic City
Farmer's
National Congress
Hagerstown
Massachusetts
Kentucky
New Jersey
Mary Isd
Mississippi
I. W.W
American Legion
Centralia
Wash
Prince of Wales
Franklin O’oller
Secretary of the Treasury
Carter Glass
Virginia
U._S
Newberry
J. W. Alexander
Missouri
Republican National Committee
H. A. Garfield
Johnson
California
U. S. Supreme Court
Harding
Victor Berger
Portugal
Dublin
Canada
In -the-Punab
India
Zurich
Forli
King Emmanuel
Viscount Ishii
Tokyo
Doctor Pessoa
Brazil
Antonio Almeida
Chemnitz
Shah of
Persia
Norway
Charlotte of
Lansing
Aeronautics
Kieckhofer
Maupome
de Oro
Kileckhofer
Cannefax
Wilcox
Peugeot
Bader
Walter Hagen
Dempsey
Willard
Jim Barnes
Douglas Edgar
Atlanta
Wright
Buffalo
Nick Arie
Menard
Tex
W. Lorimer
Troy
Davidson Herron
Perry Ildk
de Kalb
William M. Johnston
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
William Hoppe
R. Ll. Cannefax
University of Ilinois
Chareplopahia
Jack Sharkey
Jimmy Wilde
Milwaukee
Ralph Greenleaf
Pocket Billard
Harvard
Board of Control
Walter Camp
David Lubin
Roman
John E. Willams
Streator
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Franklin Bell
J. McPherson
Lawrenceville
Rosry M. Field
Moxcintowe
Charles Wyndham
John Mason
J. Onahan
Horace Wleteher
Cearigues
Signe
Prince John
Ee OO Ene
Ormer
Enator
Oliver At
Tor
Edward Robbins
Greensburg
Eer Pana
Eli Chadwick
Uy Ms
Mee
Red Co
Goodwin
S Ee Koiken
Avier H Gannones
Véroux
Wrenc
Ix. C. Pickering
Harvard Observatory
Rudolf Aronson
Bessie Abbott
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Baron Y. Fujushime
Mary Walker
W. P. Borland
Julian Story
Vermont
Robert Harris
Charles BE
van Loan
W. R. Burr
Saginaw
James Withercombe
Oregon
Hilary A. Herbert
Seceretary
Navy
F. W
Y. Heinz
Helen Hyde
Will J. Davis
General Zelaya
Nicaragua
New
United Spanish War Veterans
Frederick Shotpson
John C. Spooner
James A. Tawney
Minnes
Eedon “Grosamith
Pepe Jost ‘Lister
Anna Howal
Moylan
Bonetonan Lemueely Quigg
FE Yonn Fox, Jr
Bhy One Gap
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Max Muller
Orientallat
Frofessor
University of Peenhares
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Roduct’s
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Bane
Eadward
Royal Academy
George A .Storey
Oscar Hammerstein
Will N. Harben
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Addicks
Delawdre Financier
Ralph Blakelock
St. Pans
Ruggiero Leoncavallo
Aom
Ernst Haeckel
Jena
Andrew Carnegie
Lenox
Ase
Frederick Layton
Packer
Baron Inverclyde
Glasgow
Louis Botha
South Africa
Budd Doble
Harneses
Los Angeles
Baron Beresford
James W. Osborne
Duncan C. Ross
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Lol Sylva
Leonid “Andreef
J. B. Thompson
T. P. Shonts
Charles L. Freee
Detroi
John S. Washburn
Minneapolis
Adelina Patt
Penycae
Wales
H. W. Bond
Missouri Supreme Court
E. J. Wattman
Patrick Egan
Chile
Nathaniel I. Rubinkam
Charles ‘W
Gdman Law
Greenville
E. J. Garrigan
Sioux City
Ramirald Richardaon Clover
Viscount Astor
Count V. Macchidi Salers
U. B
Alf T. Ringling
Ernest Waterlow
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
I. D. Bell
Evan Lewin
Edgar Stanton Maclay
Hugo Haass
Weyl
Cologne
von Hartmann
Martin
Senaor
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