Timeline
1920s
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.
1940s
1940
- November 5: Republican candidate Thomas Dewey wins the election for President of United States beating the Democratic candidate Harry Hopkins.
1941
- December 7: The Imperial Japanese Navy launches a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor destroying many U.S. naval ships
1942
- June 7: The US Pacific Fleet is destroyed by the Japanese at the Battle of Midway
1943
- Early 1943: The Republic of Ireland with German backing invades Northern Ireland.
- April: The German launches an invasion of the British Island called Operation: Sea Lion.
1944
- 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
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.
1950s
1959
January 1: Cuban dictator Fulgencio Batista flees to the Dominican Republic after Cuban revolutionaries win a major victory over the government.