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suffragettes formed

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Feb, 1903

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suffragists formed

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1897

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Millicent Fawcett led a deputation to see the Prime Minister and was promised a women’s Suffrage Bill.

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Jan 1908

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Millicent Fawcett held a public debate with the leader of the anti-Suffragists and won, gaining more supporters.

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Feb 1908

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Suffragist Mud March (named this due to the awful weather), involving over 3000 people.

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February 1907

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Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst founded a new organisation called the Women’s Social and Political Union (WSPU).

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1903

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Suffragettes threw stones at the windows of 10 Downing Street. Suffragettes slashed paintings and smashed statues in art galleries.

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1908

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Emily Davison was killed trying to put a banner on a horse at the Epsom Derby

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1913

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Mrs Pankhurst was sent to jail

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April 1913

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Parliament passed a new law, all women over the age of 30 were given a vote. Married women over the age of 21 and those who owned property were also given the vote.

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1918

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11
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Reichstag fire

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27th February 1933

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Communist Dutchman, Marinus van der Lubbe found guilty and executed

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9th January 1934

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Hindenburg passed the ‘Decree for the Protection of the People’ giving the police powers to search homes and imprison people without trial.

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28th Feb 1933

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election. Nazis gained 288 seats. Banned communists taking up 81 seats. Gained the support of the Nationalist Party (54 seats) and the Centre Party (74 seats)

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5th March 1933

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Enabling Act

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23rd March 1933

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18 state parliaments closed down; reorganised so Nazis had majority

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31st March 1933

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abolished parliaments altogether.

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January 1934

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Nazis broke into trade union offices and arrested their leaders. Created the DAF and forced workers to join them.

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2nd May 1933

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Social Democrats suspended

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10th May 1933

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Communist Party suspended

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end May 1933

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Hitler banned all political parties except the NP.

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July 1933

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The Night of the Long Knives

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30th June 1934

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Röhm and around 200 leading SA officers arrested.

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30th June 1934

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Rohm shot

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1st July 1934

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Hindenburg’s Death

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2nd August 1934

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Hitler Youth Law - all eligible young people had to belong to a Nazi youth organisation

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1936

27
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Law for the Encouragement of Marriage gave loans of 1000 marks to women who left work.

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1933

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Hitler held a military rally in which he announced the introduction of conscription and revealed that he had built an air force, the Luftwaffe.

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1935

29
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The remilitarisation of the Rhineland: he ordered his troops to march into the Rhineland. They were ordered to withdraw at the first sign of French resistance, but the French did nothing.

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7th March 1936

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Anschluss: - He demanded Schuschnigg’s resignation and German troops entered Austria and it was absorbed into Germany.

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12 March 1938

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Sudetenland: he changed his mind and said he would invade if he didn’t have all of the Sudetenland by

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1st October 1938

32
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Invasion of Poland

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1st September 1939

33
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Britain declared war on Germany

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3rd September 1939

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Neville Chamberlain, who became the British PM

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1937

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Britain, France, Italy and Germany met at the Munich Conference

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29th September 1938

36
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The Nazi-Soviet Pact
This was signed between Germany and the Soviet Union

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23rd August 1939

37
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Britain responded by signing the Anglo-Polish Mutual Assistance Pact
promising to defend Poland if Germany attacked.

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25th August 1939

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