Year 1920 in History - Important Historical Events of the year 1920

The year 1920 has a special significance of its own in India and world history. Let us know some such important events of the year 1920 such as: born famous people, death of famous people, war treaty, independence of a country, invention of new technology, change of power, important national and international day etc., knowing which your general Knowledge will increase.

Event__Date	Incident/Event
09 September	The Anglo-Oriental College of Aligarh was renamed as 'Aligarh Muslim University'.
19 October	Pandurang Shastri Athalve, the founder of the Swadhyaya family, was born in Maharashtra.
27 October	The 10th and first Dalit President of the country, K.K. R. Narayan was born in Travancore.
29 October	Jamia Millia Islamia was established by the efforts of former President Zakir Hussain.
08 November	The famous Kathak dancer Dhanalakshmi aka Sitara Devi was born.
15 November	The first meeting of the League of Nations took place in Geneva, Switzerland.
01 August	National Father Mahatma Gandhi non-violently launched the Non-Cooperation Movement.
10 August	After being defeated in World War I, the Osmani regime signed the Sewerage Agreement.
12 August	The Warsaw battle between Poland and Russia began.
14 August	The Olympic Games began in Antwerp, Belgium.
26 August	After the 19th Constitutional Amendment, women got the right to vote.
31 August	Belgium introduced old age pension for its citizens.
13 December	The League of Nations international court was established in The Hague, Netherlands.
16 December	More than 1 lakh people died due to the earthquake in China's province of Kansas.
02 January	A Russian writer and chemist named Isaac Aasimoff was born.
10 January	The First World War ended with the Warsaw Pact officially coming into effect.
16 January	The manufacture and sale of alcohol was banned in the United States, with which the ban period began in this country.
19 January	The US Senate voted against joining the League of Nations of America.
04 February	First airline started from London to South Africa.
07 April	Birth of famous sitarist Ravi Shankar in Benaras.
20 April	219 people died in the storm in Alabama and the MCPC.
23 January	The Netherlands refused to produce the German Kaiser.
19 February	United States Senate forbids ratifying Versailles treaty
18 March	Greece started using the Gregorian calendar
19 April	Germany and Bolshevists agreed to release Russian prisoners of war.
16 May	A referendum joined the League of Nations of Switzerland.
13 June	According to the United States Department of Posts rules, children's parcels will not be sent via post.
07 July	Arthur Meigen became the ninth Prime Minister of Canada.
26 August	The Nineteenth Parliament of the United States Constitution passed the guarantee of women's suffrage.
05 September	The presidential election began in Mexico.
27 October	The headquarters of the League of Nations were moved to Geneva, Switzerland.
14 November	The first concert of the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra began.
16 December	Finland joins League of Nations.
02 January	Under the leadership of U.S. Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer, Department of Justice agents launched a series of raids against radical leftists and anarchists across 30 cities in 23 states.
08 January	The steel strike of 1919, an attempt to organize the United States steel industry in the wake of World War I, collapsed in complete failure for the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers.
16 January	The League of Nations, the first intergovernmental organization whose principal mission was to maintain world peace, held its first council meeting in Paris.
02 February	The signing of the Treaty of Tartu ended the Estonian War ofIndependence, with Russia agreeing to recognize the independence of Estonia and renounce in perpetuity all rights to that territory.
09 February	The Svalbard Treaty was signed, recognizing Norwegian sovereignty over the Arctic archipelago of Svalbard, but all signatories were also given equal rights to engage in commercial activities on the islands.
24 February	At a meeting of the German Workers' Party, Adolf Hitleroutlined the party's 25-point programme and the party changed its nameto the Nazi Party.
13 March	The Kapp Putsch briefly ousted the Weimar Republic governmentfrom Berlin.
22 March	A pogrom by Azeris in Shusha, Nagorno-Karabagh destroyed the Armenian populated parts of the city.
28 March	An outbreak of 37 tornadoes in the Midwestern and Southern United States killed more than 380 people.
03 May	Relying on the 11th Soviet Red Army, the Bolsheviks working in neighboring countries tried to coup in Georgia.
07 May	The Treaty of Moscow was signed on May 7, 1920 to recognize the freedom of Georgia de Jurer in exchange for not giving shelter on Georgian soil between the Democratic Republic of Georgia in Soviet Russia and Georgia.
07 May	During the Polish-Soviyat War-Kiev aggressive, the Polish soldiers captured the Kiev with the help of a symbolic Ukrainian force, only one month later to operate aggressively by the Soviet Red Army.
04 June	The Hungary Empire was divided into five countries, including the Treaty of Triane in Paris.
04 June	Hungary's kingdom lost 72% in its territory and 64% of the Tribal Treaty in Paris with 64%.
15 June	Three African American circus activists were looted by a mob by a mob, by a mob in Minnesota, a crime that shook the country to take place in the northern United States.
12 July	The Soviet-Lithuania Treaty was signed between the Soviet Union and Lithuania. Lithuania was recognized as a sovereign country by the Soviet Union. The treaty allowed Lithuania to move its armed forces through the region during the war against Poland.
12 July	The Soviet-Lithuanian peace treaty was signed, Soviyarsia agreed to recognize an independent Lithuania.
18 August	The nineteenth amendment in the Constitution of the United States (author Elizabeth Caddy Stanton and Susan B. Anthony) was guaranteed women's franchise in the US.
20 August	The first commercial radio station Detroit, starts its operations with a call sign 8MK in Michigan. The radio station was launched by the Detroit news newspaper and is now taken care of by CBS.
25 August	Polish forces under Joseph Pilsdski successfully forced the Russians to withdraw from Warsaw in Warsaw's battle, deciding the Polish-Soviyat War.
16 September	A bomb killed 38 people on Wall Street and injured more than 400. The mystery was never resolved, but it was widely considered to be the work of radical anarchists.
25 October	Irish playwright and politician Terence McSwini died on a hunger strike in Brexon Jail after 74 days, bringing the Irish conflict to international attention.
04 November	Airmail service has started between the US and Canada. The first route taken by the pilot was from Seattle to Victoria.
05 November	Two Oklahoma Law Enforcement Officers assisted in highlighting details related to one liquor raid. This led to a gallon of corn juice, a quarter of gasoline and a living prisoner.
16 November	Qantas, the National Airline of Australia, was established as Queen Slendand Northern Territory Ariel Services Limited.
17 November	America's Turkish newspapers have accused the country of spreading "propaganda" against the country. In addition, American relief activists and campaigners were convicted of attempting to start a war between the US and Turkey.
21 November	Dublin's Irish War on Sunday, in Dublin, killed more than a dozen members of the 'Kahirang' by the Irish Republican Army, and the Royal Irish Constabulary set fire to a Gelicfootball match at Crock Park.
28 November	Volunteers of the thirty -six local Irish Republican Army killed members of the Assistant Board of Royal Irisconscription, which was a significant turn in the Irish war of freedom.
11 December	After Independence's Irish Republican Armimbush of a British Assistant Patrol in War-Crook, the British Army burnt several buildings in the city and set them on fire.
22 December	The 8th Congress of the Soviet Union approved the GOELRO scheme, the first plan for national economic reform and development.

Event__Date	Incident/Event
26 April	The great Indian mathematician Ramanujam died.
05 November	Indian Red Cross Society was established.
23 January	Air transport and airmail services started in India.
26 April	Renowned Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan died in Chennai.
02 May	The National Negro Baseball League, a baseball tournament, was first played on 2 May 1920 in Indianapolis.

Birth	Name/Category/Country
07 April	Ravi Shankar / Musician / India
01 January	Mohammed Alimuddin / Politician / India
01 May	Vasantrao Deshpande / Singer / India
03 May	Achala Sachdev / Actress / India
05 April	Rafiq Zakaria / Scholar / India
07 April	Pandit Ravi Shankar / Instrumentalist / India
07 April	Ravi Shankar / Instrumentalist / India
08 November	Sitara Devi / Actress / India
09 December	Kedar Pandey / Politician / India
11 July	V. R. Nedunchezhiyan / Politician / India
12 February	Pran / Actor / India
12 January	Pran Krishan Sikand / Actor / India
12 July	Yeshwant Vishnu Chandrachud / Lawyer / India
14 June	Bharat Bhushan / Actor / India
14 June	Kedar Pandey / Politician / India
14 July	Shankarrao Chavan / Politician / India
16 June	Hemant Kumar / Singer / India
16 February	I.S. Jauhar / Actor / India
16 August	Kotla Vijay Bhaskar Reddy / Politician / India
16 January	Nanabhoy Palkhivala / Economist / India
17 November	Gemini Ganesan / Actor / India

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