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		 Date | 
		 Event(s) | 
	
| 1  | 1922  |  | 
| 2  | 1923  |  | 
| 3  | 1924  |  | 
| 4  | 1925  |  | 
| 5  | 1926  |  | 
| 6  | 1927  |  | 
| 7  | 1928  |  | 
| 8  | 1929  |  | 
| 9  | 1930  |  | 
| 10  | 1931  | - 1931: UK - Housing Act passes, provides subsidies for slum clearance
 
- 1931: USA - Al Capone Imprisoned for Income Tax Evasion
 
- 1931: UK - Auguste Piccard Reaches Stratosphere
 
- 1931: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - Christ Monument Built on Hilltop
 
- 1931: New York, NY, USA - Empire State Building Completed
 
- 1931: USA - First official US National Anthem
 
- 1931: UK - Census shows British professional workers now number .75 million (8 per cent); up from 80,000 in 1921 Census: population: England/Wales - 39,952, Scotland - 4,842, N. Ireland - 1,243
 
- 1931: USA - Harold Edgerton invented stop-action photography.
 
- 1931: Germany - Germans Max Knott and Ernst Ruska co-invent the electron microscope.
 
- 24 Aug 1931: UK - Resignation of Labour government accepted by King, asks Ramsay MacDonald to form National Government (Coalition) to deal with economic crisis
 
- 21 Oct 1931: UK - General Election, vote for National Government overwhelming, more votes for Conservatives, Liberal party in disarray
 
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| 11  | 1932  | - 1932: UK - Agricultural Marketing Act passed, regulates quality of produce
 
- 1932: USA - Air Conditioning Invented
 
- 1932: Amelia Earhardt First Woman to Fly Solo Across the Atlantic
 
- 1932: Cambridge, UK - Scientists Split the Atom
 
- 1932: USA - Zippo Lighters Introduced
 
- 1932: Ireland - De Valera succeeds Cosgrave as Prime Minister of Irish Free State, ousts British Governor-General, abolishes senate, alters law re citizenship to distinguish Irish nationality from British, but still claims Commonwealth membership
 
- 1932: USA - Polaroid photography invented by Edwin Herbert Land.
 
- 1932: UK - Unemployment falls from 3 million to below 2 million in July 1935; production rises, but imports steady, exports decline; new industries booming - chemicals, rayon, cars, radio, cost of living falls
 
- Sep 1932: UK - 6-7 million living on 'dole', worse in Tyne and Tees and Welsh valleys
 
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| 12  | 1933  |  | 
| 13  | 1934  |  | 
| 14  | 1935  |  | 
| 15  | 1936  | - 1936: UK - Edward VIII, ruler of England 1936. House of Windsor (name adopted Jul 17, 1917): Eldest son of George V.
 
- 1936: UK - BBC starts regular TV broadcasts
 
- 1936: USA - Dale Carnegie Publishes How to Win Friends and Influence People
 
- 1936: Germany - Nazi Olympics in Berlin
 
- 1936: Spain - Spanish Civil War Begins. Germany and Italy help rebels against government, Soviet Union aids government, as do International Brigade with volunteers from European countries and US during period to 1939
 
- 1936: UK - Arabs attack Jews and British troops and police, riots, strikes, outbursts of great violence, Jews attack Arabs and British, disorder continues through beginning of World War II
 
- 1936: USA - Bell Labs invents the voice recognition machine.
 
- 1936: USA - Samuel Colt patents the Colt revolver.
 
- 1936: Germany - Hitler and Mussolini make Rome-Berlin Axis agreement to conduct aggression together, followed by German agreement with Japan which Italy signs later
 
- 20 Jan 1936: UK - Death of King George V
 
- 12 May 1936: UK - George VI, ruler of England 1936-1952. House of Windsor (name adopted Jul 17, 1917): 2nd son of George V, Duke of York; married Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon.
 
- 16 Nov 1936: UK - Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin learns Edward VIII wants to marry twice-divorced Mrs.Simpson and will abdicate if necessary, public storm breaks on 2- 3 December, King abdicates on 5 December, announces 10 December, Abdication Act rushes through 11 December; Duke of York (father of Queen Elizabeth II) becomes George VI
 
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| 16  | 1937  |  | 
| 17  | 1938  |  | 
| 18  | 1939  |  | 
| 19  | 1940  |  | 
| 20  | 1941  |  | 
| 21  | 1942  |  | 
| 22  | 1943  |  | 
| 23  | 1944  | - 1944: France - D-Day landings
 
- 1944: France - First German V1 and V2 Rockets Fired
 
- 1944: Berlin, Germany - Hitler Escapes Assassination Attempt
 
- 1944: USA - The kidney dialysis machine invented by Willem Kolff.
 
- 1944: USA - Synthetic cortisone invented by Percy Lavon Julian.
 
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| 24  | 1945  |  | 
| 25  | 1946  |  | 
| 26  | 1947  |  | 
| 27  | 1948  | - 1948: USA - Life magazine makes painter Jackson Pollock an overnight celebrity by devoting a three-page spread with color photographs to him and his paintings under the headline, Jackson Pollock: Is He the Greatest Living Painter in the United States?; Abstract Expressionism becomes a subject of widespread popular ridicule.
 
- 1948: Berlin, Germany - Berlin Airlift
 
- 1948: UK - Big Bang Theory Formulated
 
- 1948: India - Gandhi Assassinated
 
- 1948: South Africa - Policy of Apartheid Begun
 
- 1948: Israel - State of Israel Founded
 
- 1948: USA - The Frisbee® invented by Walter Frederick Morrison and Warren Franscioni.
 
- 1948: USA - Velcro® invented by George de Mestral.
 
- 1948: USA - Robert Hope-Jones invented the Wurlitzer jukebox
 
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| 28  | 1949  |  | 
| 29  | 1950  |  | 
| 30  | 1951  |  | 
| 31  | 1952  |  | 
| 32  | 1953  |  | 
| 33  | 1954  |  | 
| 34  | 1955  |  | 
| 35  | 1956  |  | 
| 36  | 1957  |  | 
| 37  | 1958  |  | 
| 38  | 1959  |  | 
| 39  | 1960  |  | 
| 40  | 1961  |  | 
| 41  | 1962  |  | 
| 42  | 1963  |  | 
| 43  | 1964  |  | 
| 44  | 1965  |  | 
| 45  | 1966  |  | 
| 46  | 1967  |  | 
| 47  | 1968  |  | 
| 48  | 1969  |  | 
| 49  | 1970  |  | 
| 50  | 1971  |  | 
| 51  | 1972  |  | 
| 52  | 1973  |  | 
| 53  | 1974  |  | 
| 54  | 1975  |  | 
| 55  | 1976  |  | 
| 56  | 1977  |  | 
| 57  | 1978  |  | 
| 58  | 1979  |  | 
| 59  | 1980  |  | 
| 60  | 1981  |  | 
| 61  | 1982  |  | 
| 62  | 1983  |  | 
| 63  | 1984  |  | 
| 64  | 1985  |  | 
| 65  | 1986  |  | 
| 66  | 1987  |  | 
| 67  | 1988  |  | 
| 68  | 1989  |  | 
| 69  | 1990  |  | 
| 70  | 1991  |  | 
| 71  | 1992  | - 1992: Waco, TX, USA - Cult Compound in Waco, Texas Raided
 
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| 72  | 1993  |  | 
| 73  | 1994  |  | 
| 74  | 1995  |  | 
| 75  | 1996  |  | 
| 76  | 1997  |  | 
| 77  | 1998  | - 1998: UK - Titanic Most Successful Movie Ever
 
- 1998: USA - U.S. President Clinton Impeached
 
- 1998: USA - Viagra on the Market
 
- 1998: Europe - The Euro the New European Currency
 
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| 78  | 1999  |  | 
| 79  | 2000  |  | 
| 80  | 2001  |  | 
| 81  | 2002  |  |