Timeline

1920s

1922

• October 28: Benito Mussolini begins the March on Rome

1923

• June 16: With the Red army victory over White Army Remnants in Yakutia, the Russian Civil War is finally over

1930s

1933

• January 30: Reich President Paul von Hindenburg appoints Adolf Hitler as Reichskanzler, leading to his rise in power.

1937

• August Higinio Morínigo becomes interim president of Paraguay following the overthrow of dictator Rafael Franco

1940s

1940

• November 5: Republican candidate Thomas Dewey wins the election for President of United States beating the Democratic candidate Harry Hopkins.

1941

• Spring: The British-backed government of Iraq is overthrown by a group of nationalist generals called the Golden Square with assistance of the Axis

• December 7: The Imperial Japanese Navy launches a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor destroying many U.S. naval ships
• Josef Stalin soft-coup the U.S.S.R by forcing a vote to re-staff the Politburo
• Bukharin vanishes in the Russian Far East shortly after Stalin's coup

1942

• June 7: The US Pacific Fleet is destroyed by the Japanese at the Battle of Midway
• Italian and German forces invaded Palestine

1943

• April: The German launches an invasion of the British Island called Operation: Sea Lion.
• Early 1943: The Republic of Ireland with German backing invades Northern Ireland, shortly after Operation: Sea Lion.
• June: Adolf Hitler announced the formation of Reichskommissariat Kaukasien
• June 4: Argentine military coups the government in response to government effort to remove a prominent pro-axis military officer from his cabinet post
• The British Raj collapses leading to the formation of the Republic of India. Around the same time Burma wins its de-facto independence

1944

• May 28: José María Velasco Ibarra leads a civilian-based movement that overthrow the Ecuadorian dictatorship in what would be called the "Glorious May Revolution"

• November 7: Thomas Dewey barely wins a second term as US President thanks to Eisenhower initial success in holding off the German in Scotland and division among the Democrats
• December: Operation Ichi-Go succeeds and see the Japanese destroy the Republic of China fighting capability

1945

• April: Allied forces withdraw from Scotland, ending the European part of the Second World War.
• July 4: A German bomber drops an atomic bomb on Pearl Harbor wiping out the US Pacific Fleet
• Late August: President Dewey signs the Akagi Accords that both surrenders the US's pacific territories to the Japanese and create a non aggression pact with the Germans formally ending the Second World War.
• October: General Alvaro Eduardo Avalos leads a coup backed by pro-allies politicians to overthrow the Pro-Axis government established in 1943. Juan Peron is arrested for his role in that government.
• Burma signs the Shonan Agreement formally becoming Independent
• Philippine Communist Party begins its guerilla campaign against Japanese Occupation
• Swedish prime minister Per Albin Hansson suddenly dies

1946

• February 24: The UCR-lead Democratic Union alliance wins a narrow victory over the Peron lead Labor party, leading to Jose Tamborini to become president

• May 9: Afghan Prime Minister Sadar Mohammd Hashim Khan is replace by his brother Shah Mahmud Khan under the order of Mohammed Zahir Shah to hopefully move the country in a progressive direction.
• Faroe Islands declares its formal independence.

1947

• Summer: A group of young Caribbean revolutionary assembled in Cuba to begin planning an invasion of the Dominican Republic to overthrown Trujillo with the secret backing of the Cuban government. These revolutionaries formed the first Caribbean Legion
• September: The Caribbean Legion launched an military expedition from Cayo Confites , Cuba to the Dominican Republic, but it fails. In response, the Dominican Republic bombs several locations in Cuba
• The political awakening in Afghanistan caused by Shah Mahmud Khan 's reforms see the rise of the Wesh Dzalmian as the main force of progressivism in the country
• Jaramogi Oginga Odinga founds Luo Thrift and Trading Corporation in Kenya to economically uplifted the Luo people
• The Battle of Chongqing ends with a Japanese victory ending the Japanese invasion of China and the Second World War
• Failed Nationalist revolt in Madagascar
• The exiled Dutch government in Suriname ratified a new Dutch constitution

1948

• October 27: Manuel A. Odría and the Peruvian Military launches a coup ending the presidency of José Luis Bustamante y Rivero for reusing to banned the left-wing APRA

• Fidel Castro splits from the Caribbean Legion and forms the Second Caribbean Legion
• Queen Wilhelmina abdicated her title as Queen of the Netherlands
• Celâl Bayar and his followerssplits from the CHP to form the Democrat Party

1949

• December 27: Japan formally grant Indonesia its Independence.

• Members of the Wesh Dzalmian are elected to the Afghan Wolesi Jirga
• The Estado Novo regime in Brazil ends with military coup caused Vargas's men attempting to assassinate a well-known anti-Vargas jorunalist . Shortly after a new Brazilian Constitution was written and ratified
• Luo Thrift and Trading Corporation is shut down by the SS
• Prime Minister Son Ngoc Thanh declares the formation of the Republic of Kampuchea

1950s

1950

• Spain
• November 3: Eduardo Gomes won the 1950 Brazilian Presidential Election
• The Kanton Protocols of 1950 craves out an independent state in the region of Guangdong, forming the State of Guangdong

1951

• After November 11: In response to Juan Peron winning that year's presidential election, members of the Argentine government and military attempted a self-coup to prevent him from coming into power.
• Shripad Amrit Dange becomes chairman of the Communist Party of India
• Abba Kovner is believed to have been killed by German authority, but in truth he escaped

1952

• March 10: Fulgencio Batista coups the Cuban government out of fear of losing the 1952 presidential election
• March 26: Dudley Shelton Senanayake succeeds his father as Prime Minister of Sri Lanka
• The Nationalist faction of the Burmese military coups the Burmese government
• Mihai
• Turkish forces seizes control of Iraqi Kurdistan
• Antonescu announced the return of party politics in Romania

1953

• July 26: Fidel Castro leads a small group of anti-Batista rebel to attack several military barrack in the hope of starting a full-on revolt, but the attack failed and Castro escapes to Mexico starting the 26th of July movement there.
• August: Iranian Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh is coup with German-backing after he makes an effort to nationalization DPÖ.

• The Communist Party of Brazil is banned
• The Gomes government gets rid of Vargas era minimum wage causing a backlash against the UDN leading to their loss in 1955
• Benito Mussolini, Duce of Italy dies and is succeed by his son-in-law Galeazzo Ciano .
• Chairman Alfonso Uribe Misas of the Nationalist Action Party in Colombia pens a Manifesto that would serve as the foundation of Ariocriollismo.
• Sukarno solidifies his power over Indonesia and Japan begin to gain a growing influence over it economy

1954

• The Burmese government under pressure from Japan passed a constitutional amendment that bans Communism in the country
• Colombian President Jorge Eliécer Gaitán is assassinated causing a political crisis in the country which lead to civil war
• Morita Akio founds Sony Electronics Company in partnership with Li Ka-shing

1955

• July 5: the West Russian revolutionary front launches an attack on ReichsKommissariat Moskowien, starting the West Russian War.
• October 3: Juscelino Kubitschek wins the 1955 Brazilian Presidential Election

• November 11: A group of militarys officers launches a counter-coup to prevent an attempt by UDN politicians to prevent Brazilian president-elect Juscelino Kubitschek from taking office.
• The Alpine Crisis begins as German demands that Switzerland becomes a German protectorate or else. In response Italy mobilize its forces to defend the Swiss.

1956

• Summer: Joseph Goebbels is murdered by partisans in Moskowien.
• July: Manuel Prado Ugarteche become president of Peru again following the previous month's election
• Late: A general uprising lead by David Stirling and Bill Alexander against the BPP controlled British government both begins and is later crushed. The fact that an uprising even occurred lead the to resignation of A.K Chesterton as Prime Minister.
• Juan Peron is overthrown by a conspiracy between the Argentine military and various oppositional political groups lead by Eduardo Lonardi who places a temporary junta in power. This new government also decree an that banned any pro-Peronist images and depictions.
• A ceasefire ends the civil war in Colombia, but the country is divided in three between the three main faction of the civil war
• Komla Agbeli Gbedemah is elected the president of Ghana
• The National Defense Law is passed in Manchuria that subordinated the Imperial army to the Kwantung Army
• Ion Antonescu dies of natural cause ending his reign as Conductor of Romania.
• The Alpine Crisis ends as the German are too focused on the West Russian War to potentially fight a war with Italy, so Germany retract its demands to the Swiss. however, the crisis would result in the annexation of Lichtenstein into Germany.

1957

• February 9: Regent of Hungary Miklós Horthy dies and his son Istvan become sole Regent.

• March 13: José Antonio Echeverría leads a group of guerrillas in a failed assault on the Cuban presidential palace. Echeverría, however escapes thanks to aid from CIA and DFS agents.
• November 30: the National Party loses its majority against the Labour Party in the 1957 New Zealand General Election
• December 10: Napoleon Zervas, founder of EDES, dies

• Social Credit Party of Canada forms an alliance with right-wing parts of the Québécois independence movement forming the party's Francophone wing
• The Iberian Union joins the anti-German alliance between Turkey and Italy forming the Triumvirate.
• UMAJAF begins its insurrection against the Japanese backed government in Malaysia.
• All-Filipino Revolutionary Socialist Republic is established

1958

• Before February 28: A schism occurs in the Argentine political party UCR over the party's national committee picking Arturo Frondizi as presidential nominee over Ricardo Balbín
• March 31: The Liberal Party comes into power in Canada after a major win in the 1958 federal election.
• July 14: The Golden Square goverment is overthrown in Iraq through a revolution lead by the Free Officer Movement.
• October 9: Pope Pius XII dies
• October 28: Angelo Maria Roncalli is elected pope and given the name Pope John XXIII
• Anti-Turkish Rebellion occurs in Syria.
• Éamon de Valera is pressured to become the president of Ireland
• Nikolai Voznesensky is elected President of Komi
• Ordensstaat Burgundy is established
• The Snipe War breaks out between Argentina and Chile over a disputed border in the Beagle Channel
• Li Ka-shing split from Sony to establish Cheung Kong Enterprises to sell Sony-made goods to the Chinese and Zhujin markets.

1959

• January 1: Cuban dictator Fulgencio Batista flees to the Dominican Republic after Cuban revolutionaries win a major victory over the government.
• November 9: President Jose Laurel of the Second Philippines Republic dies, he succeed as president by José Yulo.
• Ibuka Masaru becomes president of Fujistu
• Tension rises between the German African RKs and the Brazilian government as the former allows illegal fishing ships and pirates to enter Brazilian waters sparking the so-called Lobster war
• Ante Pavelić, leader of the Croatian Ustaše organization, dies. This leads to Italy gaining more influence over Croatia and the Ustaše movement being suppressed
• The Dominican Government launches a nation-wide crackdown on dissent out of fear of them being inspired by the revolution in Cuba
• In response to the overthrow of the allied Golden Square government in Iraq, the Triumvirate launches an invasion of Iraq. However the Iraqi military is able to hold them off and leads to a treaty being signed between Iraq and Italy.
• Prince Phetsarath Rattanavongsa end his tenure as prime minister of Laos.
• the aAFRSR attempts to topple the Japanese back Second Philippine Republic in Manilla starting the 1959 Philippine War
• Matsuzawa Takuji begins to head Yasuda's operations in Guangdong

1950s

• Cameroon People Republic backed African Continental Army launches raids into the German controlled Congo

1960s

1960

• October 3: Henrique Lott won the 1960 Brazilian Presidential election.
• November 26: The National Party regains its majority in the 1960 New Zealand General Election

• December: US President Estes Kefauver breaks the Akagi Accords by declaring Hawaii a US state under Japanese occupation and declare an oil embargo on Japan. In response Japan begins placing ICBMs in Hawaii
• Inspired by the Cuban Revolution, Socialist Revolutionaries overthrow the Ecuadorian government, however the socialist revolution would put down by Peruvian military intervention.
• PNT obtained its largest majority in Romanian parliament following the 1960 elections
• Suzuki Teiichi is appointed by Prime Minister Ino to become Chief Executive of the State of Guangdong

1961

• March 5: The Democratic Front of Chile suffer a major loss in this year's parliamentary election, only retaining power by inviting the Radical Party into the front.
• August 21: Peter D'Aguiar is elected president of Guyana.

• November: US Spy Planes discover that Japan had been installing ICBM on the Hawaii island of Kaui.

• December: Nixon reveals the presence of Japanese missiles in Hawaii and sends a US naval forces to blockade the island, Japan launched their own force to face off against the US fleet. A full-on war is avoided thanks to Vice President Kennedy advocating for negotiations.
• Jean-Baptiste Hachème become president of the Gbeland
• Ângelo Nolasco de Almeida is placed in charge of the Administration of Cayenne by the Brazilian Goverment
• Ibrahim Yusupov elected President of Karakalpakstan
• 1959 Philippine War formally ends with a ceasefire between the AFRSR and the Second Philippine Republic