Cambridge iGCSE History
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Updated: 11 May 2020
A timeline of the events covered in the Cambridge iGCSE Option B. It covers the Cold War and Gulf War 1945-2000 and Germany 1918-45.
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Created by Maybe it's Rosie
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End of WW1 Kaiser abdicated and fled First General Election Treaty Of Versailles signed The Kapp Putsch The Munich Putsch Stresemann appointed as chancellor, aiding Germany with economic recovery 1928 Election Presidential Election Hitler imprisioned Wall Street Crash, Great Depression begins 1920: SA formed SS Formed November 1932 Election Hitler appointed as chancellor "Free and Peaceful" Election Decree The Reichstag Fire March 1933 Election The Enabling Act was passed Night of the Long Knives Hitler becomes Führer Dachau opened Gestapo Formed People's Courts Radio Nationalised Nazi Control of the Press Triumph of the Will (film) Nuremburg Rally Nazi Cultural Association "Michael" Published Effects of Propaganda July Bomb Plot Edelweiss Pirates The Swing Youth The White Rose Pastor Niemöller Bishop Galen Dietrich Bonhoeffer No more common enemy Yalta conference Potsdam conference Iron Curtain Speech Soviet Expansionism Cominform 25 Point Program Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service Boycott of Jewish shops Nuremberg Laws Kristallnacht Sterelisation Law Truman Doctrine Marshall Aid The New Plan 4 Year Plan Hitler Youth Law Education Women Korea controlled by the Northern Communists UN Forces have advantage China Joins the war MacArthur sacked Armistice Geneva Peace convention "Adviser" sent in Kennedy assasinated Diem overthrown Gulf of Tonkin Incident American combat troops sent in Tet Offensive My Lai Vietnamisation Attack on Cambodia Nixon elected Ceasefire agreed Background: Cuba and America The Cuban Revolution Bay of Pigs invasion Soviet Missiles on Cuba Naval Blockade Khrushchev denies existance of missiles Khrushchev admits to missiles Another letter Khrushchev agrees to remove the missiles The Outcomes of the crisis Khrushchev Comecon Opposition in Hungarian Government Protests Nagy and Reforms Soviet Response Why did some Hungarians oppose Soviet control? Did the Soviet Union sucessfully maintain control in Hungary? Dubcek Soviet Response Soviet Tanks Brezhnev Doctrine Berlin Wall built Economic crisis Solidarity Solidarity reaches its peak Martial Law Solidarity legalised Brezhnev Gorbachev Collapse of Communism in E. Europe Fall of the Berlin Wall Boris Yeltsin Ukraine Nobel Peace Prize Attempted Coup End of USSR Saddam Hussein becomes President Baath Party Terror and Purges Cult Leadership Saddam Hussein and the Kurds Saddam Hussein and the Shia Muslims Modernisation Military Control Iran: Background Mossadeq overthrown Iranian Revolution Ayatollah Khomeini Saddam Hussein invades Iran Initial Tactics Iran regains lost territory Stalemate Ceasefire Invasion of Kuwait Reaction to the Invasion Saddam's response to sanctions Coalition Forces Ceasefire Iraqi WMDs destroyed Biological Weapons Impact of UN sanctions Stalin blockades Berlin Berlin Airlift begins Stalin lifts the Blockade Consequences Why did America become involved in Vietnam My birthday :) The day this timeline was finished Periods
Sailors and Soldiers Mutinied Spartacist Rising 1923: A year of crisis Occupation of the Rhur Hyperinflation The "Roaring" 20s Political manoeuvring between the Elites Hitler's Reign 1936 Berlin Olympics Operation Rolling Thunder Korean War Vietnam War Cuban Missile Crisis Hungarian uprising -1956 Prague Spring Solidarity in Poland Iran-Iraq War Operation Desert Storm Berlin Airlift
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