Show 0 X t y ibi 4 4 el V I 1 1 chronology ii J J if 4 Y V f ba of 0 A sf A t 04 W the bear 1922 1022 it fa t ta t N 4 it cr t ti t N t V V compiled Com by E S to 10 PICK iRD it V 4 Q 1922 Nowa paper union international jan 1 delegation cessation from chita republic in washington made public secret documents revealing alleged military alliance between japan and franco france for domination it of siberia denounced ay as forgeries by french and japanese delegates to arms conference jan 3 war between russia and finland begun over alleged finnish aid to rebels jan 6 allied supreme council called economic and financial congress to meet in genoa in march germany and russia included jan 7 conferees Confer eca at washington adopted resolutions forbidding submarine operations against merchantmen merchantman merchant men and banning poison gas in warfare jan briand agreed at cannes to partial moratorium tor for germany in return for defens defensive ivo alliance for france with great britain jan sl 81 shantung Bhan tung controversy between china and japan settled fob I 1 washington WaB hIngton conference conte renco adopted five power naval limitation treaty with agreement on pacific fortifications adopted resolutions declaring open door in china I 1 ft ap approved ad treaty tor for restriction of use s 0 of submarines and poison i gas gad in warfare mr balfour announced great britain would restore wel hal hai wel to china fob feb 4 washington conference approved treaties relating to china and resolution creating international commission to re viso the rules of warfare fob feb 0 Dele delegate Fates to washington conference signed all the treaties lea and the conference adjourned sine die fob feb 10 president harding submitted washington conference treaties with aith full minutes of conference conf prence to the senate feb 11 united states and japan signed treaty defini denning g rights of former on yap and other islands mandated to japan feb 16 15 international permanent court of justice held first session in the hague lloyd george and poincare agreed on M 20 year analo anglo french pact and postponed genoa con conference 4 arence to adril acell 10 feb 23 25 5 united states senate committee on oil foreign relations favorably reported four power pacific treaty with mild reser nations naval limitation and submarine and poison gas treaties feb 28 premier lloyd george announced great britain abandoned protectorate of zig eede dt march 1 united states senate ratified yap treaty with japan march 24 united states senate ratified four power pacific treaty march 27 united states senate ratified supplement to pacific trea treaty ty excluding japanese mainland and reservation straightening out gut tangle over declaration on domestic affairs march 2 united states senate ratified naval limitation treaty and treaty on use of poison ibon gas and submarines submarIne a in warfare 1 march g ach 3 30 tas I 1 united states ratified nine power r treaty t concAr china and treaty r an n wa 17 1 y aya ya 2 1 t r 1 april d vf g 1 a no notified 9 ff 9 1 her continental debtors they pay interest so she could pay interest due america A april ral 7 germany rejected allied reparation tl demand that she issue WO I 1 in additional taxes april P colombia and venezuela signed boundary arsa treaty april 10 Economic conference of gonom opened russian delegates dele sato accepted opted toe the four of the other nations na tlona april 16 germany GarmiL ny and russia concluded treaty canceling war loata debba mid d brest brent litovsky treaty and ishino ull full diplomatic lonz representatives of aldel at genon genoa e cont ont crep cream 0 surprised and ana angry april 1 17 peace parley between japan and far saat east republic public ra broken oft off april 18 allied and little entente powers at genoa barrad germany from participation in conference on russia rubela april 19 of six neutral states and russia at genoa defied allied powers to discipline germany Gon nany april 21 agerman german at genoa agreed to keep out of discussions of rus RUB alan april 24 france and japan ut at genoa reached accord to oppose recognition of 01 russia conference deadlocked deadlock ad by ay MI financial demand may mayl 1 dovlet ln treat may day demonstration at moscow defied the nations of the w world orld may 2 memorandum of allies jone i q tor or helping russia handed to soviet SIVI delo gatts Bates at genoa bow belgium refused to 81 sign and franca franc 0 maue re e e a tic on fl may ay 3 fran france ce withdrew he her r assent to proposals made to the russian government 1 b by genoa conference cje french ch press charlca chapped lloyd george with trickery c ery concerning russian oil fields may 11 itUs russians at genoa replied evasively to allied proposals may 14 allies at genoa dinv inv invited cited united ignited states to participate in now negotiations with russia to begin at the I 1 lague hague june 15 may IS 15 unit united ed states declined invitation to the hague confere conference noo russia agreed to participate I 1 a to I 1 germany andro and poland land signed treaty settling upper silesia disputes great britain asked united states france and italy to operate cooperate co with her in investigating and d supping turkish at atrocities ro cities in asla asia minor tacna arica 0 conference on ference between chile callo and peru opened in washington may ilay IS 18 po powers ers at genoa geno a adopted eight months truce with russia and a nd other soviet republics may 19 gen genoa oa conference adjourned alaa russians to be LIO lloya george the more 0 r reasonable ca anable MY may il ii 21 in international torn bankers committee met in paris to plan economic recovery for europe june a 3 united states atrocity agreed EL r ced to help investigate turkish june 6 france e reduced ed to agree to reduction of go german aman r reparations par eions june 16 hague preliminary con conference foren ce on russian affairs opened juno aft russi n delei rates joined in conference at the hague and nd insisted credits to shot should ld bo be erst topic handled of july 1 japan completed ratification washington conference treaties all the july 6 russians at the hague after submitting Lib amazing amail ng budgar hud trat offered i concessions tor for in credits july 10 germany ay agreed reed to give allies control of its finances nn anca hoping lir for or tl a loan of a billion doll bollara do llara ars ana and asked moratorium on july reparations 1 12 aror premier nier king kin of canada pre rented to secretary detary hughes hughea proposal to the old modernize and maxo make permanent R rush us h bagot great lakes agreement council met july 1 17 i Leaff league of nations in london to r ratify tiby the mandates america and great britain hav having ing reached f full a 11 agreement ended W o Con conference forence at the hague july 0 INIth without out result owing to of rus RUB blan jul july delegates 22 council coul I 1 c 11 of league of nations palestine and for british mandate 11 wrench dad mandate for syria july 2 27 Est esthonia honta latvia L lithuania and albania recognized 9 as s sovereign states by the united states july 20 soking xing constantine proclaimed smyrna end its hinterland an autonomous state under P protection ro lection of greece aug 6 l france tan c began elegan putting into effect sanctions against germany because economic e installment of f of refusal to pity pay 0 li debts commercial prewar pre war of allied premiers aug 7 Conf conference orenco i IFT lva franco ned I 1 in would london act alone poincare if noco threatened to the Vor versailles sailles 11 compel germany to execute treaty french demands referred to experts S Demuyt demunter er BeI belgium gIUM won jame jambu a au AUK a bonnett bennett balloon raco rac e in europe G ordon gordon ffrench plans to coerce germany aux aug die disapproved aPproved by allied experts united states a and nd germany 1 au aug 9 determination of agreement tor for lunod t yar vur claims allied conference in lo 10 london d aug 14 1 broke up without result auff ur JK il armany defaulted on payment of lW lO leboo bOO orio installment allmont of P prewar pre re war debts ito allice nationals I 1 I 1 for sn neutrality of 0 the straits SU alts and sign J to t send troops into thrace oish dept W agreed to conference of russia 0 O on near car fast excluding S sopt sept SS 23 allies invited turks to peace conference confer 0 1100 enco clrk to return dunstan tI i nOPle arnople Ad nople ana d thrace in return for il freedom 01 qi of thay tha dardanelles Darda nelles 0 2 graat britain agreed to admit rn russia byln to ar near ar east conference concerning laj the dardanelles Darda nelles beat ep 26 alt greek troops revolted and king constantine Constant lne abdicated russia asla in note to tho the allies demanded the sept r st oration of turkey in europe 29 bomal pasha accepted allies I 1 invitation inita i uon to armistice parley and to peace conference on condition that constantinople stantin ople and all or of thrace bo be ceded at once to nationalist government oct 1 I turk nationalists agreed to armistice conference at on oct 3 and suspended military operations oct 3 armistice conference opened at Mu audania dania oct 10 lo allies greeks and turkish nationalists tiona lists agreed to armistice convention at Mu audania dania providing for evacuation of thrace by greece within 15 days day and its ita delivery to turkey within althin 45 days oct 11 Mu audania dania protocol signed oct 23 united unita d states invited central american republics to conference on limitation of armament and other er subjects in washington dec 4 oct zi 27 allies invited united states to participate in near east conference at lausanne switzerland nov 13 secretary hugas replied united states gouid send observers russia invited to part of conference dealing with the D darda da nelles oct 25 29 turkey and russia opened conference for economic accord nov 12 lausanne conference postponed to nov 20 nov 16 28 franco agreed to support british program at lausanne conference and great britain agreed to back french demands on germany erm ny mexico no t latin american countries that it resented censorship of 01 its ita legislation by the united states nov 20 near antar east peace conference at lausanne Lau sanna opened with return to secret diplomacy in effect nov 21 eastern thrace and Adria nople turned over to the turks nov 26 united states through representatives senta tives at lausanne con conference terence demanded doo deo open door to 0 turkey and equal rights in what was the ottoman empire nov nor 27 chancellor cuno notI notified fled the allies he stood by demand tor for three or tour four years moratorium on all re reparations ra payments y rec dec 2 russia and nations on her western border opened limitation of armament conference dec 4 conference ot of central american republics opened in washington nov 30 10 allies demanded from germany apology and indemnity tor for attack on allied officers in bavaria dec 5 british troops forced turks to let christian refugees leave constantinople ti dec 6 allies presented plan tor for control of dardanelles Darda nelles to lausanne conference americas position stated dec 8 turkeys plan bior tor dardanelles Darda nelles submitted at lausanne virtually accepted by the allies dec 9 allied premiers met in london to consider german reparations dec 10 german reparations plan rejected by allied premiers shantung province formally restored to china by japan japa dec 11 cono conference rence of allied premiers adjourned to jan 1 2 france insisting on foi forcible cible occupation d the ruhr dec 12 baltic states served ultimatum on russia at moscow which russia rejected and disarmament conference went on rocks dec 14 turkey agreed to join league of N nations when peace is signed and to accept measures for protection of I 1 |