What are the most significant events during 1920s Europe other than the great depression?





please list two to three events

What are the most significant events during 1920s Europe other than the great depression?city opera

1920 - The League of Nations is established

1921 - The Irish Free State is founded

1922 - Benito Mussolini captures Rome

1924 - Vladimir Lenin dies

1925 - Hitler publishes "Mein Kampf"

1927 - The BBC is founded

These are the major ones I can remember......

What are the most significant events during 1920s Europe other than the great depression?performing shows opera theater

German hyperinflation.

Hitler attempts coup d'etat in Bavaria.

Poland defeats Red Army.|||dont forget 1927 Joseph Stalin officially took power in the USSR|||While the Stock market crashed in 1929, the depression didn't really begin until the 1930s. During the 1920s it became apparent within the United States that outlawing alcohol would not work because the people would not accept such a blue-nosed law.



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