Historical events in 1913

687 historical records

January 191326 historical events

1913, January 1st ยท Germany ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Alfred Graf von Schlieffen

Death of Alfred Graf von Schlieffen

Death of Alfred Graf von Schlieffen

1913, January 1st ยท Switzerland ยท Bern ยท Government ยท Government of Switzerland ยท Eduard Mรผller

President of Switzerland

Begins a one-year term as President of the Swiss Confederation.

1913, January 3rd ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Charles Greenway

D'Arcy Concession Government Review

The Foreign Office reviews the history and strategic significance of D'Arcy's Persian petroleum concession.

1913, January 3rd ยท Great Britain ยท House ยท House of Hamilton ยท James Hamilton Abercorn, 2nd

Death of James Hamilton

Death of James Hamilton, 2nd Duke of Abercorn

1913, January 9th ยท United States of America ยท Yorba Linda ยท Politics ยท Republican Party ยท Richard Milhous Nixon

Birth of Richard Milhous Nixon

Birth of Richard Milhous Nixon, 25 miles south of Los Angeles in a 2 story farmhouse

1913, January 10th ยท Czech Republic ยท Politics ยท Slovak Communist Party ยท Gustav Husak

Birth of Gustav Husak

Birth of Gustav Husak

1913, January 18th ยท Great Britain ยท Cape Evans ยท Exploration ยท Exploration and Discovery ยท Victor Lindsey Campbell

Expedition Closure

Helps close the Cape Evans hut before departure.

1913, January 18th ยท Great Britain ยท Cape Evans ยท Exploration ยท Exploration and Discovery ยท Edward Ratcliffe Garth Russell Evans Mountevans, 1st

Terra Nova Return

Returns in Terra Nova for the expedition's final relief.

1913, January 19th ยท Great Britain ยท Cape Evans ยท Exploration ยท Exploration and Discovery ยท Edward Ratcliffe Garth Russell Evans

Final Cape Evans Departure

Evans oversees the final departure from Cape Evans as Terra Nova takes the remaining expedition members north from Antarctica.

1913, January 22nd ยท Ireland ยท Belfast ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท William Conway

Birth of William Conway

William Conway is born in Belfast and later becomes Archbishop of Armagh and a leading Irish participant in the Second Vatican Council era.

1913, January 23rd ยท Serbia ยท Constantinople ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Nikola Pasic

Young Turk Coup

Prepares Serbia for resumed operations after the Ottoman political crisis.

1913, January 23rd ยท Turkey ยท Istanbul ยท Government ยท Government of Turkey ยท Enver Bey

Coup

The Turkish Government is overthrown by the Young Turks & its leader Enver Bey. After a coup, Kiamil Pasha is driven from power and Nazim Pasha murdered by Enver Bey, who places himself at the head of a new Government

1913, January 23rd ยท Turkey ยท Istanbul ยท Government ยท Government of Turkey ยท Enver Bey

Young Turks

The Turkish Government is overthrown by the Young Turks & its leader Enver Bey

1913, January 23rd ยท Turkey ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Enver Bey

Conference of London

When the news of the Turkish coup reaches London it was recognized that further negotiations are useless and that the London Peace Conference had failed

1913, January 23rd ยท Turkey ยท Istanbul ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Enver Bey

Coup

After a coup, Kiamil Pasha is driven from power and Nazim Pasha murdered by Enver Bey, who places himself at the head of a new Government

1913, January 23rd ยท Turkey ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Enver Bey

Coup

When the news of the Turkish coup reaches London it was recognized that further negotiations are useless and that the London Peace Conference had failed

1913, January 23rd ยท Turkey ยท Istanbul ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Enver Bey

Young Turk Coup

Helps overthrow Kiamil Pasha during the war.

1913, January 23rd ยท Turkey ยท Constantinople ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Enver Pasha

Young Turk Coup

Helps overthrow the Ottoman government and renew the war.

1913, January 23rd ยท Turkey ยท Istanbul ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Kiamil Pasha

Young Turk Coup

Is forced from power by the Young Turk coup.

1913, January 23rd ยท Turkey ยท Istanbul ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Nazim Pasha

Death of Nazim Pasha

Is killed during the Young Turk coup.

1913, January 31st ยท Norway ยท Oslo ยท Government ยท Government of Norway ยท Gunnar Knudsen

Second Gunnar Knudsen Government

Begins the Second Gunnar Knudsen Government in Oslo and serves as Prime Minister of Norway.

1913, January 31st ยท Norway ยท Oslo ยท Government ยท Government of Norway ยท Jens Bratlie

Jens Bratlie Government

The Jens Bratlie Government ends in Oslo, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Norway.

1913, January ยท Australia ยท Victoria Land ยท Exploration ยท Exploration and Discovery ยท Frank Debenham

Western Party Specimen Recovery

Geological specimens cached during the Western Party journeys are recovered as Terra Nova completes the expedition's final Antarctic season.

1913, January ยท Russia ยท Vienna ยท Politics ยท Russian Social Democratic Labour Party ยท Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin

Marxism and National Question

Writes on nationality policy for the Bolshevik current.

1913, January ยท Turkey ยท Adrianople ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Mehmed Mehmed V

Siege of Adrianople

Bulgarian forces conquer Adrianople while Greek forces liberate Ioannina

1913, January ยท Turkey ยท Ioannina ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Mehmed Mehmed V

Siege of Ioannina

Bulgarian forces conquer Adrianople while Greek forces liberate Ioannina

February 19135 historical events

1913, February 3rd ยท Turkey ยท Istanbul ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Enver Bey

Resumption of War

The Ottoman government resumes hostilities after the coup.

1913, February 3rd ยท Turkey ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Enver Bey

Declaration of War

The truce in the Balkans is renounced and the war resumed

1913, February 10th ยท Great Britain ยท Oamaru ยท Exploration ยท Exploration and Discovery ยท Robert Falcon Scott

News of Polar Party Losses

The world was informed of the tragedy when Terra Nova reached Oamaru, New Zealand.

1913, February 15th ยท Great Britain ยท Birmingham ยท Arts ยท Theatre ยท Barry Jackson Sir

Birmingham Repertory Theatre

Jackson opens Britain's first purpose-built repertory theatre in Birmingham.

1913, February 27th ยท France ยท Valence ยท Humanities ยท Philosophy ยท Paul Ricoeur

Birth of Paul Ricoeur

Paul Ricoeur is born in Valence in southeastern France.

March 191336 historical events

1913, March 3rd ยท Greece ยท Ioannina ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Constantine Constantine I

Capture of Ioannina

The Turkish garrison of 30,000 falls to Prince Constantine of Greece

1913, March 3rd ยท Turkey ยท Ioannina ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Enver Bey

Capture of Ioannina

The Turkish garrison of 30,000 falls to Prince Constantine of Greece

1913, March 3rd ยท United States of America ยท Washington ยท Government ยท Democratic Party Government ยท Thomas Woodrow Wilson

Inauguration

Inaugurated President of the USA, 28th

1913, March 6th ยท Greece ยท Ioannina ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Constantine Constantine I

Capture of Ioannina

Captures Ioannina from Ottoman forces.

1913, March 6th ยท Turkey ยท Ioannina ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Esat Pasha

Surrender of Ioannina

Surrenders Ioannina to the Greeks.

1913, March 7th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Labour Party Government ยท Arthur Henderson

Political Levy Reform

Helps Labour benefit from lawful political levies with individual opt-outs.

1913, March 7th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Labour Party Government ยท Arthur Henderson

Trade Union Act Support

Supports legislation restoring trade-union political funding rights.

1913, March 7th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Henry Herbert Asquith

Political Fund Legislation

Permits union political funds while allowing members to opt out.

1913, March 7th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Henry Herbert Asquith

Trade Union Act

Secures Royal Assent for the Trade Union Act.

1913, March 7th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Henry Herbert Asquith Oxford, 1st

Trade Union Act Royal Assent

Secures Royal Assent for the Trade Union Act.

1913, March 7th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Henry Herbert Asquith Oxford, 1st

Union Political Funds

Permits trade union political funds while allowing members to opt out.

1913, March 7th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Politics ยท Labour Party ยท Arthur Henderson

Political Levy Reform

Welcomes restoration of trade-union political fund powers.

1913, March 7th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Politics ยท Labour Party ยท Arthur Henderson

Trade Union Act Campaign

Strengthens Labour financing after the Osborne judgment restrictions.

1913, March 17th ยท United States of America ยท Kentwood ยท Politics ยท Assassination of Kennedy, JF ยท Clay LaVerne Shaw

Birth of Clay Lavergne Shaw

Clay Lavergne Shaw was born in Kentwood, Louisiana, on March 17, 1913.

1913, March 18th ยท Greece ยท Thessaloniki ยท Government ยท Government of Greece ยท Constantine Glucksburg Constantine I

Accession of Constantine I

Constantine succeeds his father as King of Greece.

1913, March 18th ยท Greece ยท Thessaloniki ยท Government ยท Government of Greece ยท George Glucksburg George I

Assassination of George I

King George I is assassinated shortly after Thessaloniki becomes part of Greece.

1913, March 18th ยท Greece ยท Salonika ยท House ยท House of Denmark ยท Constantine I

Succession

Succeeds as King of Greece in the newly occuppied city of Salonika

1913, March 18th ยท Greece ยท Salonika ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท George George I

Assassination of George I

Death of George I, assassinated during the First Balkan War

1913, March 18th ยท Greece ยท Salonika ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท George George I

Assassination of George I

Is assassinated in Salonika during the war.

1913, March 20th ยท China ยท Shanghai ยท Politics ยท Kuomingtang ยท Sung Chiao-jen

Assassination of Sung Chiao-jen

Assassinated by agents of Yuan Shih-kai

1913, March 20th ยท China ยท Shanghai ยท Politics ยท Kuomingtang ยท Sung Chiao-jen

Death of Sung Chiao-jen

Death of Sung Chiao-jen

1913, March 20th ยท China ยท Shanghai ยท Revolution ยท Revolution of China ยท Yuan Shikai

Assassination of Chiaojen Sung

Has Sung Chiao-jen assassinated, provokes the Chinese 2nd Revolution

1913, March 26th ยท Bulgaria ยท Adrianople ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Nikola Ivanov

Capture of Adrianople

Captures Adrianople with Serbian assistance.

1913, March 26th ยท Bulgaria ยท Adrianople ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Nikola Ivanov

Capture of Adrianople

Commands the Bulgarian Second Army during the fall of Adrianople.

1913, March 26th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill

Diplomatic Proposal at London

Proposes an Anglo-German "naval holiday" to reduce expenditure on armaments

1913, March 26th ยท Greece ยท Adrianople ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Constantine Constantine I

Capture of Adrianople

A combined Bulgar-Serb force captures Adrianople

1913, March 26th ยท Serbia ยท Adrianople ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Stepa Stepanovic

Capture of Adrianople

Serbian heavy artillery assists Bulgaria at Adrianople.

1913, March 26th ยท Serbia ยท Adrianople ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Stepa Stepanovic

Capture of Adrianople

Commands Serbian artillery supporting the capture of Adrianople.

1913, March 26th ยท Turkey ยท Adrianople ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Mehmed Shukri Pasha

Surrender of Adrianople

Surrenders Adrianople after siege.

1913, March 28th ยท Turkey ยท Adrianople ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Mehmed Shukri Pasha

Capture of Adrianople

Surrenders Adrianople to a combined Bulgar-Serb force

1913, March 28th ยท Turkey ยท Adrianople ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Enver Bey

Capture of Adrianople

Adrianople is captured by the Bulgarians, assisted by the Serbs, Turkey is brought back to the negotiating table in London

1913, March 31st ยท Great Britain ยท Oldham ยท Sport ยท Football ยท Walter Winterbottom

Birth of Walter Winterbottom

Birth of Walter Winterbottom

1913, March 31st ยท United States of America ยท Oakville ยท Sport ยท Athletics ยท James Cleveland "Jesse" Owens

Birth of James Cleveland Jesse Owens

Birth of James Cleveland "Jesse" Owens

1913, March ยท Romania ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Alexandru Averescu

Chief of Staff

Appointed Chief of Staff

1913, March ยท Romania ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Alexandru Averescu

Chief of Staff

Appointed Chief of Staff

1913, March ยท Russia ยท Politics ยท Russian Social Democratic Labour Party ยท Leon Trotsky

The Balkan War and Socialism

Writes The Balkan War and Socialism while analyzing nationalism, war and socialist policy in southeastern Europe.

April 191320 historical events

1913, April 2nd ยท Russia ยท Politics ยท Russian Social Democratic Labour Party ยท Leon Trotsky

Letter to Chkheidze

Writes to Nikolay Chkheidze during continuing disputes over Bolshevik organization and Social Democratic unity.

1913, April 3rd ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Politics ยท WPSU ยท Emily Pankhurst

Arrest of Emily Pankhurst

Imprisoned for inciting people to place explosives outside Lloyd George's house

1913, April 3rd ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Politics ยท WPSU ยท Emmeline Pankhurst

Conspiracy Conviction

Is sentenced for inciting the bombing of Lloyd George's house.

1913, April 3rd ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Politics ยท WPSU ยท Emmeline Pankhurst

Three-Year Prison Sentence

Begins hunger striking after receiving a three-year sentence.

1913, April 8th ยท United States of America ยท Washington ยท Government ยท Democratic Party Government ยท Thomas Woodrow Wilson

Constitution of USA

Resumes the "State of the Union Address" to Congress after a break of 112 years

1913, April 8th ยท United States of America ยท Government ยท Democratic Party Government ยท Thomas Woodrow Wilson

State of the Union Address

Resumes the "State of the Union Address" to Congress after a break of 112 years

1913, April 12th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Media ยท Media ยท Clifford Sharp

First Issue Published

Directs the weekly magazine from its first issue.

1913, April 12th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Media ยท Media ยท Clifford Sharp

New Statesman Editor

Becomes founding editor of the New Statesman.

1913, April 12th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Media ยท Media ยท Beatrice Webb

New Statesman Founded

Co-founds the New Statesman with Sidney Webb.

1913, April 12th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Media ยท Media ยท Beatrice Webb

Progressive Weekly Launched

Creates a weekly review of politics, society and literature.

1913, April 19th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Sport ยท Football ยท Charlie Gladwin

Sunderland Double Chase Ends at Crystal Palace

Gladwin appears in Sunderland's defence during the FA Cup final against Aston Villa; a 1โ€“0 loss denies the league champions a domestic double.

1913, April 19th ยท Great Britain ยท Crystal Palace ยท Sport ยท Football ยท Tommy Barber

FA Cup Winning Goal

Barber scores the decisive goal in the 1913 FA Cup final.

1913, April 19th ยท Great Britain ยท Crystal Palace ยท Sport ยท Football ยท Samuel Hardy

FA Cup Final Clean Sheet

Keeps a clean sheet as Aston Villa defeat Sunderland.

1913, April 22nd ยท Serbia ยท Scutari ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Radomir Putnik

Capture of Scutari

Assists Montenegro in capturing Scutari from the Turks

1913, April 25th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Reginald McKenna

Cat and Mouse Act

Introduces temporary release for hunger-striking prisoners in poor health.

1913, April 25th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Reginald McKenna

Temporary Prisoner Discharge

Allows recovered prisoners to be returned to complete their sentences.

1913, April ยท Great Britain ยท Sunderland ยท Sport ยท Football ยท Charles Murray Buchan

Football League Championship

Helps Sunderland win the Football League championship.

1913, April ยท Great Britain ยท Sunderland ยท Sport ยท Football ยท Charles Murray Buchan

Sunderland League Title

Contributes important goals during the club's title-winning campaign.

1913, April ยท Great Britain ยท Sunderland ยท Sport ยท Football ยท Robert Kyle

Football League Championship

Manages Sunderland to the Football League championship.

1913, April ยท Great Britain ยท Sunderland ยท Sport ยท Football ยท Robert Kyle

Sunderland Managerial Title

Guides the club close to a league and cup double.

May 191385 historical events

1913, May 8th ยท Great Britain ยท Arts ยท Cinema ยท Sid James

Birth of Sid James

Birth of Sid James, born Solomon Joel Cohen

1913, May 13th ยท Russia ยท Science ยท Technology ยท Igor Sikorsky

Invention of Aeroplane

The 1st 4 engine aircraft is built & flown by Igor Sikorsky

1913, May 19th ยท Greece ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Constantine Constantine I

Alliance two and an agreement for mutual diplomatic support

Greece and Serbia signed a Treaty of mutual defence against an attack, a mutual border is agreed between the two and an agreement for mutual diplomatic support

1913, May 19th ยท Greece ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Constantine Constantine I

Balkan League

Greece and Serbia signed a Treaty of mutual defence against an attack, a mutual border is agreed between the two and an agreement for mutual diplomatic support

1913, May 19th ยท Greece ยท Kilkis-Lahanas ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Constantine Constantine I

Battle of Kilkis-Lahanas

The Greek army counterattacks and defeats the Bulgarians at Kilkis-Lahanas

1913, May 19th ยท Greece ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Constantine Constantine I

Mutual Defence Treaty

Greece and Serbia signed a Treaty of mutual defence against an attack, a mutual border is agreed between the two and an agreement for mutual diplomatic support

1913, May 19th ยท India ยท Government ยท Government of India ยท Neelam Sanjiva Reddy

Birth of Neelam Reddy

Neelam Sanjiva Reddy is born and later becomes the sixth President of India.

1913, May 20th ยท France ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Joseph Joffre

Neutrality

A plan to mobilize 3 million troops against Germany, assumes Belgiums neutrality

1913, May 20th ยท France ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Joseph Joffre

Plan XVII

Operation XVII is approved by the War Minister. A plan to mobilize 3 million troops against Germany, assumes Belgiums neutrality

1913, May 20th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Edward Grey

Peace Conference

Hosts renewed peace negotiations between the Balkan allies and the Ottoman Empire.

1913, May 20th ยท Turkey ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Enver Bey

Conference of London

The Balkan States finally agree to accept the mediation of the powers, when the Balkan delegates and the representatives of the great powers meet for the 2nd time they find a Treaty embodying the original terms ready for.

1913, May 21st ยท Great Britain ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill

Armament

The new Naval Law is passed by the Reichstag in order to expand the German navy

1913, May 26th ยท Great Britain ยท Kenley ยท Arts ยท Cinema ยท Peter Wilton Cushing

Birth of Peter Cushing

Peter Cushing is born in Kenley, Surrey.

1913, May 26th ยท Great Britain ยท Kenley ยท Arts ยท Cinema ยท Peter Wilton Cushing

British Actor Born

The future British film and television actor is born.

1913, May 27th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Edward Grey

Signing Pressure

Warns the delegations that they must sign the prepared settlement or leave London.

1913, May 30th ยท Albania ยท Albania ยท Government ยท Government of Albania ยท Ismail Qemali

Albanian Frontiers

Sees Albania excluded from the Ottoman cession while the Great Powers retain authority to determine its frontiers and related questions.

1913, May 30th ยท Albania ยท London ยท Government ยท Government of Albania ยท Ismail Qemali

Great Power Settlement

Continues seeking recognition of Albanian interests while the treaty assigns the country's territorial settlement to the Great Powers.

1913, May 30th ยท Albania ยท London ยท Government ยท Government of Albania ยท Ismail Qemali Bey

Albanian Settlement

The Treaty of London leaves Albania's boundaries and related questions for determination by the Great Powers.

1913, May 30th ยท Albania ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Ismail Qemali

Albanian Settlement

The peace treaty excludes Albania from the Ottoman territorial cession and leaves its frontiers and other questions to the Great Powers.

1913, May 30th ยท Albania ยท Vlore ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Ismail Qemali

Albanian Independence

Great Power diplomacy confirms an autonomous Albanian state.

1913, May 30th ยท Austria ยท Vienna ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Leopold Berchtold

Albanian Question

Supports Albania to block Serbian access to the Adriatic.

1913, May 30th ยท Bulgaria ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Mikhail Madjarov

Treaty Signature

Adds Bulgaria's signature to the agreement ceding Ottoman territory west of the Enos-Midia line to the Balkan allies.

1913, May 30th ยท Bulgaria ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Mikhail Madjarov

Prisoner Arrangements

Accepts that prisoner-of-war questions will be settled through later special conventions.

1913, May 30th ยท Bulgaria ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Mikhail Madjarov

Treaty Signature

Serves in the Bulgarian delegation signing the London peace settlement.

1913, May 30th ยท Bulgaria ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Stoyan Danev

Enos-Midia Cession

Accepts the territorial settlement under which the Ottoman Empire cedes lands west of the Enos-Midia line, except Albania.

1913, May 30th ยท Bulgaria ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Stoyan Danev

Treaty Signature

Signs the peace treaty ending the First Balkan War on behalf of Bulgaria.

1913, May 30th ยท Bulgaria ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Stoyan Danev

Bulgarian Delegation

Leads Bulgaria's plenipotentiary team in accepting the settlement ending the First Balkan War.

1913, May 30th ยท Bulgaria ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Stefan Paprikov

Treaty Signature

Represents Bulgaria among the plenipotentiaries concluding peace in London.

1913, May 30th ยท Bulgaria ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Ferdinand I

Treaty of London

Bulgaria accepts the peace ending the First Balkan War, including the Ottoman cession west of the Enos-Midia line, while allied territorial disputes remain unresolved.

1913, May 30th ยท Bulgaria ยท Thrace ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Enos-Midia Settlement

Accepts a peace that transfers Ottoman territory west of the Enos-Midia line to the Balkan allies.

1913, May 30th ยท Bulgaria ยท Thrace ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Rule of Thrace

The treaty transfers Ottoman territory west of the Enos-Midia line to the Balkan allies, creating major Bulgarian expectations in Thrace.

1913, May 30th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Edward Grey

First Balkan War Settlement

Uses London diplomacy to manage disputes among the Balkan states.

1913, May 30th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Edward Grey

St James's Peace Conference

Presides over the diplomatic process in London that brings the Balkan belligerents to a formal peace treaty.

1913, May 30th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Edward Grey

Treaty Signing

Oversees the signing of the treaty ending the First Balkan War.

1913, May 30th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Edward Grey

Treaty of London

Hosts the London negotiations and presses the Balkan allies and Ottoman representatives toward the settlement ending the First Balkan War.

1913, May 30th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Edward Grey

First Balkan War Settlement

Helps end the First Balkan War through Great Power mediation.

1913, May 30th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Edward Grey

London Conference

Hosts negotiations ending the First Balkan War.

1913, May 30th ยท Greece ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Stephanos Skouloudis

Greek Delegation

Signs the treaty as one of the principal Greek plenipotentiaries.

1913, May 30th ยท Greece ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Ioannis Gennadios

Treaty Signature

As Greece's minister in London, authenticates the agreement that restores formal peace with the Ottoman Empire.

1913, May 30th ยท Greece ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Georgios Streit

Treaty Signature

Joins the Greek plenipotentiaries in concluding the settlement while the future of the Aegean islands remains with the Great Powers.

1913, May 30th ยท Greece ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Georgios Streit

Mount Athos Decision

Accepts that the Great Powers will determine the status of Mount Athos under the peace settlement.

1913, May 30th ยท Greece ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Georgios Streit

Treaty Signature

Participates in the Greek delegation signing the Treaty of London.

1913, May 30th ยท Greece ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Ioannis Gennadius

Nationality Arrangements

Accepts that nationality questions created by the peace settlement will be resolved through special conventions.

1913, May 30th ยท Greece ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Ioannis Gennadius

Treaty Signature

Represents Greece among the plenipotentiaries concluding the London settlement.

1913, May 30th ยท Greece ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Stephanos Skouloudis

Cession of Crete

Accepts the treaty article by which the Ottoman Empire renounces sovereignty over Crete to the Balkan allies.

1913, May 30th ยท Greece ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Stephanos Skouloudis

Treaty Signature

Signs the London peace settlement as a member of the Greek delegation.

1913, May 30th ยท Greece ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Eleftherios Venizelos

London Peace Negotiations

Represents Greek interests during the London negotiations that end the First Balkan War.

1913, May 30th ยท Greece ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Constantine I

Treaty of London

Greece accepts the peace settlement ending the First Balkan War and shares in the Ottoman cession of European territory west of the Enos-Midia line.

1913, May 30th ยท Greece ยท Crete ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Constantine Constantine I

Crete Settlement

Benefits from the Ottoman renunciation of sovereignty over Crete in favour of the Balkan allies.

1913, May 30th ยท Montenegro ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Jovan Popovic

Montenegrin Delegation

Represents Montenegro in accepting the treaty while its ambitions around northern Albania remain constrained by Great Power decisions.

1913, May 30th ยท Montenegro ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Jovan Popovic

Commercial Arrangements

Accepts that commercial questions resulting from the peace will be addressed by subsequent agreements.

1913, May 30th ยท Montenegro ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Jovan Popovic

Treaty Signature

Represents Montenegro in the delegation concluding peace with the Ottoman Empire.

1913, May 30th ยท Montenegro ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Lazar Mijuskovic

Treaty Signature

Serves among the Montenegrin representatives signing the London settlement.

1913, May 30th ยท Montenegro ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Lujo Vojnovic

Aegean Islands Decision

Accepts Great Power authority to determine the future of Ottoman Aegean islands other than Crete.

1913, May 30th ยท Montenegro ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Lujo Vojnovic

Treaty Signature

Signs the peace treaty as a member of the Montenegrin delegation.

1913, May 30th ยท Montenegro ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Lujo Vojnovic

Treaty Signature

Signs the London treaty on behalf of Montenegro.

1913, May 30th ยท Montenegro ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Nicholas Petrovic-Njegos

Treaty of London

Montenegro accepts the peace ending the First Balkan War while the Great Powers continue to constrain its ambitions around Albania.

1913, May 30th ยท Montenegro ยท Albania ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Nicholas Petrovic-Njegos Nicholas I

Albanian Settlement

Faces Great Power control of Albania's frontiers, limiting Montenegrin claims despite wartime gains.

1913, May 30th ยท Russia ยท St Petersburg ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Sergei Sazonov

Serbian Question

Backs Serbia while trying to manage Great Power tension.

1913, May 30th ยท Serbia ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Stojan Novakovic

Serbian Delegation

Heads Serbia's senior diplomatic representation as peace is concluded with the Ottoman Empire.

1913, May 30th ยท Serbia ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Jovan Pavlovic

Treaty Signature

Signs the London settlement as one of Serbia's plenipotentiaries.

1913, May 30th ยท Serbia ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Andra Nikolic

Treaty Signature

Signs the peace treaty for Serbia.

1913, May 30th ยท Serbia ยท Serbia ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Nikola Pasic

Adriatic Question

Accepts peace without the Adriatic outlet Serbia had sought because the Great Powers support a separate Albanian state.

1913, May 30th ยท Serbia ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Nikola Pasic

Treaty of London

Serbia accepts the London peace while the creation of Albania blocks a Serbian Adriatic outlet and disputes over conquered territory remain unresolved.

1913, May 30th ยท Serbia ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Milenko Vesnic

Treaty Signature

Participates in the Serbian delegation that concludes peace with the Ottoman Empire.

1913, May 30th ยท Serbia ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Andra Nikolic

Financial Questions Commission

Accepts referral of financial questions arising from the war and territorial cessions to an international commission in Paris.

1913, May 30th ยท Serbia ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Andra Nikolic

Treaty Signature

Serves in Serbia's delegation concluding the London peace settlement.

1913, May 30th ยท Serbia ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Milenko Vesnic

Treaty Signature

Represents Serbia in the delegation that signs the treaty ending the war.

1913, May 30th ยท Serbia ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Stojan Novakovic

Albanian Boundary Decision

Accepts that the Great Powers will determine Albania's frontiers and related questions.

1913, May 30th ยท Serbia ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Stojan Novakovic

Treaty Signature

Signs the Treaty of London for Serbia after the First Balkan War.

1913, May 30th ยท Turkey ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Ahmed Rechid Bey

Treaty Signature

Signs the peace settlement as a member of the Ottoman delegation.

1913, May 30th ยท Turkey ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Ahmed Reshid Bey

Treaty Signature

Signs the peace settlement as legal adviser in the Ottoman delegation.

1913, May 30th ยท Turkey ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Enver Bey

Albanian Settlement

The treaty leaves Albania's status and frontiers to the Great Powers rather than assigning the territory among the Balkan allies.

1913, May 30th ยท Turkey ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Batzaria Effendi

Treaty Signature

Joins the Ottoman team that formally accepts the loss of most European territory west of the Enos-Midia frontier.

1913, May 30th ยท Turkey ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Osman Nizami Pasha

Treaty of London

Accepts Ottoman cession west of the Enos-Midia line, the renunciation of Crete, and Great Power decisions on Albania, Aegean islands and Mount Athos.

1913, May 30th ยท Turkey ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Osman Nizami Pasha

Ottoman Delegation

Leads the Ottoman delegation that signs the treaty ending the First Balkan War.

1913, May 30th ยท Turkey ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Mehmed V

Treaty of London

His government accepts the settlement ending the First Balkan War and surrendering most remaining Ottoman territory in Europe to the Balkan allies.

1913, May 30th ยท Turkey ยท Aegean Sea ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Mehmed Mehmed V

Aegean Islands Decision

Accepts that the Great Powers will decide the sovereignty of the Ottoman Aegean islands other than Crete.

1913, May 30th ยท Turkey ยท Crete ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Mehmed Mehmed V

Cession of Crete

Renounces Ottoman sovereignty over Crete in favour of the Balkan allies.

1913, May 30th ยท Turkey ยท Thrace ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Mehmed Mehmed V

European Territorial Cession

Cedes Ottoman territory in Europe west of the Enos-Midia line, with Albania excluded.

1913, May 30th ยท Turkey ยท Paris ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Mehmed Mehmed V

Financial Questions

Agrees that financial questions arising from the war and territorial cessions will be referred to an international commission in Paris.

1913, May 30th ยท Turkey ยท Mount Athos ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Mehmed Mehmed V

Mount Athos Decision

Accepts that the Great Powers will determine the future status of Mount Athos.

1913, May 31st ยท United States of America ยท Washington ยท Government ยท Democratic Party Government ยท Thomas Woodrow Wilson

Constitution of USA

The 17th Amendment to the US Constitution allows for the popular election of senators

1913, May 31st ยท United States of America ยท Washington ยท Government ยท Democratic Party Government ยท Thomas Woodrow Wilson

Election

The 17th Amendment to the US Constitution allows for the popular election of senators

1913, May ยท Turkey ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Enver Bey

Conference of London

The 2nd meeting of the London Peace Conference

June 191352 historical events

1913, June 1st ยท Bulgaria ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Alliance Bulgaria and Serbia and Greece

An anti Bulgarian Serbian-Greek alliance is signed

1913, June 1st ยท Greece ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Constantine Constantine I

Alliance Bulgaria and Serbia and Greece

An anti Bulgarian Serbian-Greek alliance is signed

1913, June 1st ยท Greece ยท Athens ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Constantine Constantine I

Serbo-Greek Alliance

Supports alliance with Serbia against Bulgaria.

1913, June 1st ยท Serbia ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Radomir Putnik

Alliance Bulgaria and Serbia and Greece

An anti Bulgarian Serbian-Greek alliance is signed

1913, June 1st ยท Serbia ยท Belgrade ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Nikola Pasic

Serbo-Greek Alliance

Aligns with Greece against Bulgarian claims.

1913, June 4th ยท Great Britain ยท Politics ยท WPSU ยท Emily Wilding Davison

WSPU

Steps out in front of the King's horse, Anmer, as it rounded Tattenham Corner in the Derby, with Davison carrying the banner of the WSPU

1913, June 4th ยท Great Britain ยท Politics ยท WPSU ยท Herbert Jones

WSPU

Herbert Jones, the jockey who was riding the King's horse, suffers a mild concussion in the incident, but is "haunted by that womans face" much longer

1913, June 8th ยท Great Britain ยท Politics ยท WPSU ยท Emily Wilding Davison

Death of Emily Wilding Davison

Dies four days after she was struck by King George Vs horse Anmer at the Epsom Derby on 4 June 1913

1913, June 17th ยท Bulgaria ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Balkan League

Bulgaria attacks first, without formally declaring war, attacking the Serbian army in Gevgelija and then the Greek army in Nigrita

1913, June 17th ยท Bulgaria ยท Gevgelija ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Siege of Gevgelija

Bulgaria attacks first, without formally declaring war, attacking the Serbian army in Gevgelija and then the Greek army in Nigrita

1913, June 17th ยท Bulgaria ยท Nigrita ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Siege of Nigrita

Bulgaria attacks first, without formally declaring war, attacking the Serbian army in Gevgelija and then the Greek army in Nigrita

1913, June 18th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st

Scandal

Exonerated of illegally dealing in Marconi shares by a debate in the House of Commons

1913, June 19th ยท Bulgaria ยท Kilkis-Lahanas ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Battle of Kilkis-Lahanas

Bulgarian forces lose ground to Greece.

1913, June 19th ยท Greece ยท Kilkis-Lahanas ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Constantine Constantine I

Battle of Kilkis-Lahanas

Defeats Bulgarian forces in Macedonia.

1913, June 19th ยท South Africa ยท South Africa ยท Government ยท Government of South Africa ยท Louis Botha

Natives Land Act

Heads the government when the Natives Land Act becomes law.

1913, June 19th ยท South Africa ยท South Africa ยท Government ยท Government of South Africa ยท Louis Botha

Racial Land Segregation Legislation

The act severely restricts African land ownership and tenancy.

1913, June 21st ยท Denmark ยท Copenhagen ยท Government ยท Government of Denmark ยท Carl Theodor Zahle

Second Zahle Council Presidency

Begins the Second Zahle Council Presidency in Copenhagen and serves as Council President of Denmark.

1913, June 21st ยท Denmark ยท Copenhagen ยท Government ยท Government of Denmark ยท Klaus Berntsen

Berntsen Government

The Berntsen Government ends in Copenhagen, concluding this term as Council President of Denmark.

1913, June 24th ยท Bulgaria ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Declaration of War

Greece and Serbia break with Bulgaria over the Macedonia and Thrace border

1913, June 24th ยท France ยท London ยท Government ยท Republic, 3rd ยท Raymond Poincare

Visit to London

Visits Great Britain

1913, June 24th ยท Greece ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Constantine Constantine I

Alliance Constantine Constantine I and Bulgaria over the Macedonia and Thrace border

Greece and Serbia break their alliance with Bulgaria over the Macedonia and Thrace border

1913, June 24th ยท Greece ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Constantine Constantine I

Declaration of War

The Macedonia and Thrace border dispute with Bulgaria causes the 2nd Balkan War

1913, June 27th ยท Bulgaria ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Declaration of War

Romania raises an army and declares war on Bulgaria

1913, June 29th ยท Bulgaria ยท Macedonia ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Mikhail Savov

Attack on Former Allies

Bulgarian forces attack Serbian and Greek positions.

1913, June 29th ยท Bulgaria ยท Bregalnica ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand I

Bulgarian Attack on Former Allies

Authorizes military action against Serbian and Greek positions.

1913, June 29th ยท Bulgaria ยท Serres ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Retreat from Serres

Bulgarian forces retreat after burning parts of Serres.

1913, June 29th ยท Greece ยท Serres ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Constantine Constantine I

Capture of Serres

Greek troops enter Serres after Bulgarian withdrawal.

1913, June 29th ยท Serbia ยท Bregalnica ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Nikola Pasic

Bulgarian Attack on Former Allies

Directs the Serbian government during Bulgaria's surprise attack.

1913, June 30th ยท Bulgaria ยท Bregalnica ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Mikhail Savov

Battle of Bregalnica

Suffers defeat against Serbian forces.

1913, June 30th ยท Bulgaria ยท Bregalnica ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Mihail Savov

Battle of Bregalnica Begins

Directs Bulgarian armies attacking Serbian positions.

1913, June 30th ยท Bulgaria ยท Kilkis ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand I

Greek Entry into the War

Faces simultaneous Serbian and Greek offensives.

1913, June 30th ยท Greece ยท Kilkis ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Constantine I

Greek Entry into the War

Leads Greek forces against Bulgaria after the outbreak of war.

1913, June 30th ยท Serbia ยท Bregalnica ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Radomir Putnik

Battle of Bregalnica Begins

Coordinates the Serbian response to the Bulgarian attack.

1913, June 30th ยท Serbia ยท Bregalnica ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Radomir Putnik

Battle of Bregalnica

Defeats Bulgarian forces in Macedonia.

1913, June ยท Bulgaria ยท Kilkis-Lahanas ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Battle of Kilkis-Lahanas

The Greek army counterattacks and defeats the Bulgarians at Kilkis-Lahanas

1913, June ยท Bulgaria ยท Sofia ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Dispute over Macedonia

Disputes Macedonia with Serbia and Greece after London.

1913, June ยท Bulgaria ยท Serres ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Siege of Serres

The Greek army does not enter the city of Serres in time to prevent it being razed by irregular Bulgarian units

1913, June ยท Great Britain ยท Cardiff ยท Exploration ยท Exploration and Discovery ยท Edward Ratcliffe Garth Russell Evans

Terra Nova Returns to Cardiff

Brings Terra Nova back to Cardiff after the Antarctic expedition.

1913, June ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill

Oil Fuel Supply Memorandum

Presents a Cabinet memorandum arguing that the Royal Navy needs secure, controlled sources of fuel oil.

1913, June ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Henry Herbert Asquith Oxford, 1st

Cabinet Supports Controlled Oil Supply

The Cabinet accepts in principle that the government should acquire control over dependable oil supplies.

1913, June ยท Greece ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Constantine Constantine I

Alliance Constantine Constantine I and Serbia and declares war on Bulgaria

Romania, Greece, Montenegro, and Turkey immediately side with Serbia and declares war on Bulgaria, which found itself completely isolated

1913, June ยท Greece ยท Doiran ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Constantine Constantine I

Battle of Doiran

The Greeks defeat the Bulgarian army in the battles of Doiran and Mt. Beles before themselves being defeated at the Kresna straights

1913, June ยท Greece ยท Kresna ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Constantine Constantine I

Battle of Kresna

The Greeks defeat the Bulgarian army in the battles of Doiran and Mt. Beles before themselves being defeated at the Kresna straights

1913, June ยท Greece ยท Mount Beles ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Constantine Constantine I

Battle of Mount Beles

The Greeks defeat the Bulgarian army in the battles of Doiran and Mt. Beles before themselves being defeated at the Kresna straights

1913, June ยท Greece ยท Kresna ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Constantine Constantine I

Ceasefire

The Greeks offered a ceasefire and the Bulgarians accept due to the danger posed by the Romanian army in the north

1913, June ยท Greece ยท Dodecanese ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Constantine Constantine I

Declaration of War

Romania, Greece, Montenegro, and Turkey immediately side with Serbia and declares war on Bulgaria, which found itself completely isolated

1913, June ยท Greece ยท Kresna ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Constantine Constantine I

Peace

The Greeks offered a ceasefire and the Bulgarians accept due to the danger posed by the Romanian army in the north

1913, June ยท Greece ยท Crete ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Constantine Constantine I

Rule of Crete

Crete and Salonika were definitively assigned to Greece

1913, June ยท Greece ยท Dodecanese ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Constantine Constantine I

Rule of Dodecanese

Greece protested Italy's annexation of the Dodecanese

1913, June ยท Greece ยท Salonika ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Constantine Constantine I

Rule of Salonika

Crete and Salonika were definitively assigned to Greece

1913, June ยท Greece ยท Serres ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Constantine Constantine I

Siege of Serres

The Greek army does not enter the city of Serres in time to prevent it being razed by irregular Bulgarian units

1913, June ยท Ireland ยท Britain ยท Exploration ยท Exploration and Discovery ยท Thomas "Tom" Crean

Terra Nova Returns to Britain

Crean returns to Britain with Terra Nova after surviving the Antarctic expedition and the demanding support journeys associated with Scott's polar attempt.

July 191350 historical events

1913, July 1st ยท Bulgaria ยท Zletovo ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Mihail Savov

Defense of Zletovo

Attempts to break Serbian defenses along the Bregalnica front.

1913, July 1st ยท Serbia ยท Zletovo ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Stepa Stepanovic

Defense of Zletovo

Reinforces Serbian units resisting Bulgarian attacks near Zletovo.

1913, July 2nd ยท Bulgaria ยท Ovce Pole ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Mihail Savov

Fighting at Ovce Pole

Presses Bulgarian operations against the Serbian First Army.

1913, July 2nd ยท Serbia ยท Ovce Pole ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Alexander Karadordevic

Fighting at Ovce Pole

Commits the Serbian First Army in fighting around Ovce Pole.

1913, July 3rd ยท Bulgaria ยท Bucharest ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand I

Romanian Mobilization

Faces Romanian intervention while fighting Serbia and Greece.

1913, July 3rd ยท Romania ยท Bucharest ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Carol I

Romanian Mobilization

Orders Romanian mobilization against Bulgaria.

1913, July 4th ยท Bulgaria ยท Bregalnica ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Mihail Savov

Serbian Counterattack

Attempts to maintain the Bulgarian offensive after Serbian resistance stiffens.

1913, July 4th ยท Serbia ยท Bregalnica ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Radomir Putnik

Serbian Counterattack

Orders counterattacks that begin pushing Bulgarian forces back.

1913, July 7th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Henry Herbert Asquith Oxford, 1st

Home Rule Commons Passage

The Commons passes the Irish Home Rule Bill before Lords rejection.

1913, July 7th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Henry Herbert Asquith Oxford, 1st

Home Rule

The House of Commons passes the Irish Home Rule Bill, rejected by the Lords

1913, July 7th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Henry Herbert Asquith Oxford, 1st

Irish Home Rule

The House of Commons passes the Irish Home Rule Bill, rejected by the Lords

1913, July 7th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Henry Herbert Asquith Oxford, 1st

Reform of Parliament

The House of Commons passes the Irish Home Rule Bill, rejected by the Lords

1913, July 8th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Henry Herbert Asquith Oxford, 1st

Reform of Parliament

The Commons passes a Bill to disestablish the Church in Wales, rejected by the Lords

1913, July 8th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Henry Herbert Asquith Oxford, 1st

Welsh Church Commons Passage

The Commons passes the Welsh disestablishment bill before Lords rejection.

1913, July 8th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Politics ยท WPSU ยท Sylvia Pankhurst

Arrest of Sylvia Pankhurst

Sentenced to 3 months for inciting suffragettes to bomb Lloyd George's Surrey home

1913, July 8th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Politics ยท WPSU ยท Sylvia Pankhurst

Plot

Sentenced to 3 months for inciting suffragettes to bomb Lloyd George's Surrey home

1913, July 8th ยท Great Britain ยท Rivington ยท Politics ยท WPSU ยท Edith Rigby

Militant Suffrage Arson

Uses property destruction to protest women's political exclusion.

1913, July 8th ยท Great Britain ยท Rivington ยท Politics ยท WPSU ยท Edith Rigby

Rivington Pike Bungalow Fire

Claims responsibility for burning Lord Leverhulme's empty bungalow.

1913, July 9th ยท Bulgaria ยท Bregalnica ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand I

Serbian Victory at Bregalnica

Orders withdrawal after Bulgaria fails to defeat Serbia.

1913, July 9th ยท Serbia ยท Bregalnica ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Radomir Putnik

Serbian Victory at Bregalnica

Secures a decisive Serbian victory after ten days of fighting.

1913, July 10th ยท Bulgaria ยท Corabia ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand I

Romanian Crossing of the Danube

Diverts attention toward the Romanian advance from the north.

1913, July 10th ยท Romania ยท Dobruja ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen Ferdinand I

Romanian Invasion

Leads Romanian forces into Bulgaria.

1913, July 10th ยท Romania ยท Corabia ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Carol I

Romanian Crossing of the Danube

Sends Romanian forces across the Danube into Bulgaria.

1913, July 10th ยท Romania ยท Bucharest ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Carol Carol I

Declaration of War

Declares war on Bulgaria during the Second Balkan War.

1913, July 12th ยท Bulgaria ยท Thrace ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand I

Ottoman Advance into Thrace

Faces an Ottoman advance while Bulgarian armies retreat elsewhere.

1913, July 12th ยท China ยท Revolution ยท Revolution of China ยท Yuan Shikai

Declaration of War

The Chinese 2nd Revolution breaks out

1913, July 12th ยท Turkey ยท Thrace ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Enver Pasha

Ottoman Advance into Thrace

Leads Ottoman forces back into territory lost during the First Balkan War.

1913, July 16th ยท Great Britain ยท Arts ยท Poetry ยท Robert Bridges

Poet Laureate

Appointed Poet Laureate

1913, July 18th ยท Bulgaria ยท Kalimanci ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Mihail Savov

Battle of Kalimanci

Organizes Bulgarian resistance against the Serbian advance.

1913, July 18th ยท Bulgaria ยท Sofia ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Request for Armistice

Seeks peace as enemies advance on several fronts.

1913, July 18th ยท Serbia ยท Kalimanci ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Bozidar Jankovic

Battle of Kalimanci

Commands Serbian forces during heavy fighting near Kalimanci.

1913, July 21st ยท Turkey ยท Adrianople ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Enver Bey

Recapture of Adrianople

Ottoman forces retake Adrianople from Bulgaria.

1913, July 21st ยท Turkey ยท Eastern Thrace ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Mehmed Mehmed V

Recapture of Eastern Thrace

Ottoman forces recover Eastern Thrace.

1913, July 23rd ยท Bulgaria ยท Adrianople ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand I

Ottoman Recapture of Adrianople

Loses Adrianople as Bulgarian forces withdraw from Thrace.

1913, July 23rd ยท Great Britain ยท Plymouth ยท Politics ยท Labour Party ยท Michael Mackintosh Foot

Birth of Michael Mackintosh Foot

Birth of Michael Mackintosh Foot

1913, July 23rd ยท Great Britain ยท Plymouth ยท Politics ยท Labour Party ยท Eva Foot

Family

Michael Foot is born to Eva Mackintosh Foot, whose family name becomes his middle name.

1913, July 23rd ยท Great Britain ยท Plymouth ยท Politics ยท Liberal Party ยท Isaac Foot

Family

Michael Foot is born into the political household of Isaac Foot, later Liberal MP for Bodmin.

1913, July 23rd ยท Turkey ยท Adrianople ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Enver Pasha

Ottoman Recapture of Adrianople

Re-enters Adrianople with Ottoman forces.

1913, July 29th ยท Great Britain ยท St Andrews ยท Politics ยท Liberal Party ยท Joseph Grimond

Birth of Jo Grimond

Joseph Grimond is born in St Andrews.

1913, July 29th ยท Great Britain ยท St Andrews ยท Politics ยท Liberal Party ยท Joseph Grimond

Future Liberal Leader Born

The future leader of the British Liberal Party is born.

1913, July 30th ยท Bulgaria ยท Kresna ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Nikola Ivanov

Battle of Kresna Gorge

Bulgarian forces halt the Greek advance.

1913, July 30th ยท Greece ยท Kresna ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Constantine Constantine I

Battle of Kresna Gorge

Greek advance is checked in the Kresna Gorge.

1913, July 31st ยท Bulgaria ยท Bucharest ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand I

Second Balkan War Armistice

Seeks an armistice after Bulgaria is attacked on several fronts.

1913, July 31st ยท Serbia ยท Bucharest ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Nikola Pasic

Second Balkan War Armistice

Accepts an armistice after Serbia's battlefield victory.

1913, July ยท Bulgaria ยท Kresna ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Battle of Kresna

Part of the Greek army advances up the Struma River valley, defeating the Bulgarian army in the battles of Doiran and Mt Beles before themselves being defeated at the Kresna straights

1913, July ยท Bulgaria ยท Mount Beles ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Battle of Mount Beles

Part of the Greek army advances up the Struma River valley, defeating the Bulgarian army in the battles of Doiran and Mt Beles before themselves being defeated at the Kresna straights

1913, July ยท Bulgaria ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Ceasefire

Romanian intervention threatens Sofia and forces Bulgaria toward peace.

1913, July ยท Bulgaria ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Invasion of Bulgaria

The Romanians encounter little resistance from the Bulgarians, and by the time of the ceasefire are only 30 kilometers from Sofia

1913, July ยท Bulgaria ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Peace

The Greeks offer a ceasefire and the Bulgarians accept due to the danger posed by the Romanian army in the north

1913, July ยท Romania ยท Sofia ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Alexandru Averescu

Romanian Advance

Romanian forces approach Sofia with little resistance.

August 191327 historical events

1913, August 1st ยท United States of America ยท Chicago ยท Science ยท Physics ยท Robert Andrews Millikan

Final Oil-Drop Charge Publication

Publishes the definitive oil-drop measurement of the elementary electric charge.

1913, August 5th ยท Venezuela ยท Caracas ยท Government ยท Government of Venezuela ยท Jose Gil Fortoul

President of Venezuela

Appointed acting President of Venezuela

1913, August 7th ยท France ยท Paris ยท Government ยท Republic, 3rd ยท Raymond Poincare

Reform of Armed Forces

The Army Bill imposes 3 years military service

1913, August 10th ยท Bulgaria ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Stojan Danev

Mobilization

Bulgaria is attacked by Turkey and Romania

1913, August 10th ยท Bulgaria ยท Bucharest ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Treaty of Bucharest

A final peace is agreed in the Treaty of Bucharest

1913, August 10th ยท Bulgaria ยท Bucharest ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Treaty of Bucharest

Accepts territorial losses after defeat.

1913, August 10th ยท Greece ยท Bucharest ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Constantine Constantine I

Treaty of Bucharest

Confirms Greek gains in Macedonia and Salonika.

1913, August 10th ยท Montenegro ยท Bucharest ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Nicholas Petrovic-Njegos Nicholas I

Treaty of Bucharest

Participates in the settlement ending the war.

1913, August 10th ยท Romania ยท Bucharest ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Titu Maiorescu

Treaty of Bucharest

Hosts the treaty ending the Second Balkan War.

1913, August 10th ยท Romania ยท Bucharest ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Carol I

Treaty of Bucharest

Romania gains Southern Dobruja after the Second Balkan War.

1913, August 10th ยท Romania ยท Bucharest ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Carol I

Treaty of Bucharest

Hosts the settlement ending war among the Balkan states.

1913, August 10th ยท Romania ยท Bucharest ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Carol Carol I

Treaty of Bucharest

Gains Southern Dobruja from Bulgaria.

1913, August 10th ยท Serbia ยท Bucharest ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Nikola Pasic

Treaty of Bucharest

Secures most of Vardar Macedonia for Serbia.

1913, August 10th ยท Serbia ยท Bucharest ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Nikola Pasic

Treaty of Bucharest

Secures most of Vardar Macedonia for Serbia.

1913, August 14th ยท Bolivia ยท Government ยท Government of Bolivia ยท Ismael Montes

President of Bolivia

Ismael Montes begins his second presidential term.

1913, August 15th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Reginald McKenna

Institutional Care Legislation

Creates administrative arrangements for institutional supervision and care.

1913, August 15th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Reginald McKenna

Mental Deficiency Act

Oversees enactment of the Mental Deficiency Act.

1913, August 17th ยท United States of America ยท Politics ยท Republican Party ยท Mark Felt

Birth of Mark Felt

Birth of Mark Felt

1913, August 22nd ยท Germany ยท Berlin ยท Arts ยท Cinema ยท Stellan Rye

The Student of Prague

Directs The Student of Prague, a landmark German silent fantasy film.

1913, August 28th ยท Great Britain ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill

Armament

Draws up detailed plans to create a War Fleet of 79 battleships by 1920

1913, August ยท Bulgaria ยท Bucharest ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Stoyan Danev

Bucharest Negotiations

Negotiates after Bulgaria's military isolation.

1913, August ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Arthur Nicolson

Balkan Crisis Diplomacy

Coordinates Foreign Office diplomacy during the Second Balkan War.

1913, August ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Arthur Nicolson

Great Power Coordination

Works to limit wider conflict among the European powers.

1913, August ยท Mexico ยท Mexico City ยท Government ยท Government of Mexico ยท Victoriano Huerta

Boycott

The USA declares a boycott against Mexico after its President expels some Americans

1913, August ยท Mexico ยท Mexico City ยท Government ยท Government of Mexico ยท Victoriano Huerta

Diplomatic Expulsion at Mexico City

The USA declares a boycott against Mexico after its President expels some Americans

1913, August ยท Mexico ยท Mexico City ยท Government ยท Government of Mexico ยท Victoriano Huerta

Purge

The USA declares a boycott against Mexico after its President expels some Americans

1913, August ยท United States of America ยท Washington ยท Government ยท Democratic Party Government ยท Thomas Woodrow Wilson

Foreign Policy Statement at Washington

The USA declares a boycott against Mexico after the expulsion of Americans

September 191312 historical events

1913, September 1st ยท China ยท Nangking ยท Revolution ยท Revolution of China ยท Yuan Shikai

Capture of Nangking

Yuans forces capture Nangking from the Nationalist Kuomingtang

1913, September 2nd ยท Great Britain ยท Glenbuck ยท Sport ยท Football ยท Bill Shankly

Birth of William Shankly

William Shankly was born in the Ayrshire mining village of Glenbuck, where football was an important part of community life and would later shape his understanding of teamwork.

1913, September 3rd ยท China ยท Nanjing ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Shih-Kai Yuan

Capture of Nanjing

Captures Nanjing

1913, September 6th ยท Great Britain ยท Highbury ยท Sport ยท Football ยท Andy Devine

First Highbury Winning Goal

Scores the winning goal as Arsenal open Highbury with a 2-1 victory over Leicester Fosse.

1913, September 6th ยท Great Britain ยท Highbury ยท Sport ยท Football ยท George Jobey

First Highbury Goal

Scores Arsenal's first goal at Highbury in the 2-1 victory over Leicester Fosse.

1913, September 14th ยท Guatemala ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Jacobo Arbenz Guzman

Birth of Jacobo Arbenz Guzman

Birth of Jacobo Arbenz Guzman

1913, September 16th ยท China ยท Government ยท Government of China ยท Shih-Kai Yuan

Reparations

Japan sends a flotilla to the Yangtzi because China fails to honour reparations

1913, September 23rd ยท France ยท Mediterranean ยท Exploration ยท Exploration and Discovery ยท Roland Garros

1st Mediterranean Flight

Completes the first flight over the Mediterranean

1913, September 29th ยท Bulgaria ยท Constantinople ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand I

Treaty of Constantinople

Recognizes Ottoman recovery of Adrianople and eastern Thrace.

1913, September 29th ยท Bulgaria ยท Constantinople ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Treaty of Constantinople

Recognises Ottoman recovery of Eastern Thrace.

1913, September 29th ยท Turkey ยท Constantinople ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Enver Bey

Treaty of Constantinople

Confirms Ottoman recovery of Adrianople from Bulgaria.

1913, September 29th ยท Turkey ยท Constantinople ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Mehmed V

Treaty of Constantinople

Regains Adrianople and eastern Thrace under the Ottoman-Bulgarian settlement.

October 191320 historical events

1913, October 1st ยท Great Britain ยท Leeds ยท Arts ยท Classical Music ยท Edward William Elgar

Falstaff Premiere

Falstaff receives its first performance at the Leeds Festival.

1913, October 1st ยท Great Britain ยท Leeds ยท Arts ยท Classical Music ยท Edward William Elgar

Leeds Festival Performance

Elgar conducts the premiere of his symphonic study.

1913, October 3rd ยท United States of America ยท Washington ยท Economy ยท Tariff Policy ยท Woodrow Wilson

Underwood Tariff

The Underwood Tariff reduces import duties and introduces a federal income-tax schedule.

1913, October 3rd ยท United States of America ยท Washington ยท Economy ยท Taxation ยท Woodrow Wilson

Federal Income Tax

The federal government begins collecting income tax under the newly ratified Sixteenth Amendment.

1913, October 3rd ยท United States of America ยท Washington ยท Government ยท Democratic Party Government ยท Thomas Woodrow Wilson

Legislation

The Underwood Tariff Act reduces duties where US goods control the market. The Underwood Tariff Act reduces duties on commodities

1913, October 6th ยท China ยท Government ยท Government of China ยท Shih-Kai Yuan

President of China

Appointed President of all China after the resignation of Sun Yat-Sen in the South

1913, October 6th ยท China ยท Government ยท Government of China ยท Yuan Shikai

President of China

Appointed President of the Republic of China

1913, October 7th ยท United States of America ยท Highland Park ยท Economy ยท Automobile Industry ยท Henry Ford

Moving Assembly Line

Ford introduces a moving assembly line that sharply reduces automobile production time.

1913, October 10th ยท United States of America ยท Gamboa ยท Economy ยท Gamboa Dike Explosion ยท Woodrow Wilson

Gamboa Dike Explosion

Wilson sends the telegraph signal detonating Gamboa Dike and joining the canal waters.

1913, October 11th ยท Great Britain ยท Bedford ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท David Lloyd George

Bedford Land Speech

Uses a major Bedford speech to promote rural social reform.

1913, October 11th ยท Great Britain ยท Bedford ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท David Lloyd George

Land Campaign

Launches a campaign advocating reform of land ownership and taxation.

1913, October 16th ยท Great Britain ยท Vienna ยท Arts ยท Theatre ยท George Bernard Shaw

Pygmalion World Premiere

Pygmalion receives its world premiere in a German translation.

1913, October 16th ยท Great Britain ยท Vienna ยท Arts ยท Theatre ยท George Bernard Shaw

Vienna Theatre Production

Introduces Shaw's drama concerning language, class and Eliza Doolittle.

1913, October 16th ยท Great Britain ยท Portsmouth ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill

HMS Queen Elizabeth Launch

Oversees the naval programme as HMS Queen Elizabeth is launched.

1913, October 16th ยท Great Britain ยท Portsmouth ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill

Super-Dreadnought Programme

Advances construction of a new oil-fired battleship class.

1913, October ยท Germany ยท Berlin ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Fritz Erich von Manstein

Prussian War Academy

Manstein began advanced officer education at the Prussian War Academy in Berlin. The outbreak of the First World War interrupted the course before he could complete the full programme.

1913, October ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท John Allsebrook Simon

Attorney General Appointment

Becomes Attorney General in the Liberal government.

1913, October ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท John Allsebrook Simon

Senior Government Law Officer

Assumes responsibility as the government's senior legal adviser.

1913, October ยท United States of America ยท Panama Canal ยท Government ยท Democratic Party Government ยท George Goethals

Panama Canal

Completes the management of the construction of the Panama Canal

1913, October ยท United States of America ยท Panama Canal ยท Government ยท Democratic Party Government ยท Thomas Woodrow Wilson

Panama Canal

President Wilson opens the Panama Canal

November 191320 historical events

1913, November 1st ยท China ยท Government ยท Government of China ยท Yuan Shikai

Kuomingtang

Outlaws the Kuomindang Party

1913, November 1st ยท Germany ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Otto Liman von Sanders

High Commander

Appointed High Commander of the Turkish Army in Istanbul

1913, November 3rd ยท Mexico ยท Mexico City ยท Government ยท Government of Mexico ยท Victoriano Huerta

Withdrawal Negotiations at Mexico City

The USA demands the withdrawal of Huerta from Mexico

1913, November 3rd ยท Mexico ยท Ciudad Juarez ยท Warfare ยท Civil War ยท Pancho Villa

Capture of Ciudad Juarez

Captures Ciudad Juarez

1913, November 3rd ยท Mexico ยท Mexico City ยท Warfare ยท Civil War ยท Pancho Villa

Siege of Mexico City

Panch Villa announces plans to march on Mexico City & besiege President Huerta

1913, November 3rd ยท Mexico ยท Mexico City ยท Warfare ยท Civil War ยท Victoriano Huerta

Siege of Mexico City

Rebel leader Panch Villa announces plans to march on Mexico City & besiege Huerta

1913, November 3rd ยท United States of America ยท Washington ยท Government ยท Democratic Party Government ยท Thomas Woodrow Wilson

Diplomatic Ultimatum at Washington

Gives President Huerta of Mexico an ultimatum to resign

1913, November 5th ยท China ยท Government ยท Government of China ยท Yuan Shikai

Independence of China

Declaration by Russia & China of Outer Mongolian autonomy under Chinese suzerainty. China recognizes the autonomy of Outer Mongolia

1913, November 5th ยท China ยท Government ยท Government of China ยท Yuan Shikai

Independence of Mongolia

Declaration by Russia & China of Outer Mongolian autonomy under Chinese suzerainty. China recognizes the autonomy of Outer Mongolia

1913, November 5th ยท China ยท Government ยท Government of China ยท Yuan Shikai

Rule of Mongolia

Declaration by Russia & China of Outer Mongolian autonomy under Chinese suzerainty

1913, November 5th ยท Great Britain ยท Darjeeling ยท Arts ยท Cinema ยท Vivien Mary Leigh

Birth of Vivien Leigh

Vivien Leigh is born as Vivian Mary Hartley in Darjeeling.

1913, November 5th ยท Great Britain ยท Darjeeling ยท Arts ยท Cinema ยท Vivien Mary Leigh

British Actress Born

The future British stage and film actress is born in India.

1913, November 7th ยท France ยท Mondovi ยท Humanities ยท Philosophy ยท Albert Camus

Birth of Albert Camus

Albert Camus is born at Mondovi in French Algeria.

1913, November 13th ยท Kampuchea ยท Prey Veng ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Lon Nol

Birth of Lon Nol

Birth of Lon Nol in Prey Veng Province

1913, November 14th ยท Greece ยท Athens ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Eleftherios Venizelos

Treaty of Athens

Settles peace terms with the Ottoman Empire.

1913, November 14th ยท Turkey ยท Athens ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Mehmed Mehmed V

Treaty of Athens

Concludes peace with Greece after the Balkan Wars.

1913, November 22nd ยท Great Britain ยท Lowestoft ยท Arts ยท Classical Music ยท Benjamin Britten

Birth of Benjamin Britten

Birth of Benjamin Britten

1913, November ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Exploration ยท Exploration and Discovery ยท Leonard Huxley

Scott Journals Edited

Arranges the recovered notebooks into Scotts Last Expedition.

1913, November ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Exploration ยท Exploration and Discovery ยท Leonard Huxley

Scotts Last Expedition

Edits Scott's expedition journals for posthumous publication.

1913, November ยท India ยท Natal ยท Politics ยท PRM ยท Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi

Arrest of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi

Arrested & jailed in Natal, an act which provokes riots

December 191326 historical events

1913, December 4th ยท Germany ยท Berlin ยท Government ยท Government of Germany ยท Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg

Scandal

Loses a vote of confidence in the Reichstag over the Zabern

1913, December 4th ยท Germany ยท Berlin ยท Government ยท Government of Germany ยท Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg

Vote of Confidence

Loses a vote of confidence in the Reichstag over the Zabern

1913, December 5th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Henry Herbert Asquith Oxford, 1st

Reform of Trade

A Royal Proclamation bans the import of arms into Ulster

1913, December 5th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Henry Herbert Asquith Oxford, 1st

Ulster Arms Import Ban

A Royal Proclamation bans the import of arms into Ulster.

1913, December 8th ยท South Africa ยท Politics ยท United Party ยท David Pieter de Villiers Graaff

Birth of David Pieter de Villiers Graaff

Birth of David Pieter de Villiers Graaff

1913, December 10th ยท India ยท Stockholm ยท Arts ยท Literature ยท Rabindranath Tagore

Nobel Prize in Literature

Is awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for sensitive and beautiful verse expressed through his own English translations.

1913, December 13th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Henry Herbert Asquith Oxford, 1st

Britain & France jointly oppose the German-Turkish military convention

Britain & France jointly oppose the German-Turkish military convention

1913, December 13th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Henry Herbert Asquith Oxford, 1st

German Turkish Convention Opposition

Britain and France jointly oppose the German-Turkish military convention.

1913, December 13th ยท Greece ยท Aegean ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Constantine Constantine I

Rule of Aegean

Greece is awarded some Aegean Islands for the loss of southern Albania to Albania

1913, December 13th ยท Greece ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Constantine Constantine I

Rule of Albania

Southern Albania is divided between Albania and Greece

1913, December 13th ยท Greece ยท Macedonia ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Constantine Constantine I

Rule of Macedonia

Greece gains territory in Macedonia

1913, December 13th ยท Greece ยท Thrace ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Constantine Constantine I

Rule of Thrace

Greece gains territory in Thrace

1913, December 16th ยท Great Britain ยท Hollywood ยท Arts ยท Cinema ยท Charles Spencer Chaplin

Film

Chaplin reports to work at Keystone Studios to launch a legendary film career

1913, December 18th ยท Germany ยท Politics ยท SDP ยท Willy Brandt

Birth of Willy Brandt

Birth of Willy Brandt

1913, December 23rd ยท Russia ยท Saint Petersburg ยท Science ยท Technology ยท Igor Ivanovich Sikorsky

Four-Engine Passenger Aircraft

The achievement marks four-engine passenger aircraft as an important Russian scientific milestone.

1913, December 23rd ยท Russia ยท Saint Petersburg ยท Science ยท Technology ยท Igor Ivanovich Sikorsky

Ilya Muromets First Flight

Leads the first flight of the Ilya Muromets four-engine aircraft.

1913, December 23rd ยท United States of America ยท Washington ยท Economy ยท Central Banking ยท Woodrow Wilson

Federal Reserve Act

Wilson signs legislation creating the Federal Reserve System.

1913, December 23rd ยท United States of America ยท Washington ยท Government ยท Democratic Party Government ยท Woodrow Wilson

Federal Reserve Act

The Federal Reserve Act requires gold reserves against Federal Reserve notes and deposits.

1913, December 23rd ยท United States of America ยท Washington ยท Government ยท Democratic Party Government ยท Woodrow Wilson

Federal Reserve Gold Requirements

The Federal Reserve Act requires substantial gold backing for Federal Reserve notes and embeds gold convertibility within the new central banking system.

1913, December 29th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Exploration ยท Exploration and Discovery ยท Ernest Henry Shackleton

Antarctic Crossing Plan

Names the venture the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition.

1913, December 29th ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Exploration ยท Exploration and Discovery ยท Ernest Henry Shackleton

Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition Announced

Announces plans to cross Antarctica from sea to sea.

1913, December ยท Austria ยท Vienna ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Leopold Berchtold

Postwar Crisis

Views Serbian gains as a threat to Austria-Hungary.

1913, December ยท Germany ยท Berlin ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Gottlieb von Jagow

Postwar Diplomacy

Monitors Balkan tensions after the wars.

1913, December ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Edward Grey

Postwar Diplomacy

Seeks to contain Great Power tension after the wars.

1913, December ยท Russia ยท St Petersburg ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Sergei Sazonov

Postwar Diplomacy

Backs Serbia after the Balkan settlements.

1913, December ยท Serbia ยท Belgrade ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Radomir Putnik

Postwar Serbian Army

Serbia emerges militarily strengthened from the Balkan Wars.

1913 ยท Australia ยท Government ยท Government of Australia ยท Joseph Cook

Prime Minister of Australia

Appointed Prime Minister of Australia

1913 ยท Austria ยท Government ยท Government of Austria ยท Ottokar Czernin

Minister of Roumaina

Appointed Minister to Romania

1913 ยท Austria ยท Vienna ยท Science ยท Physics ยท Erwin Rudolf Josef Alexander Schrodinger

Crystal Lattice Research

Studies the kinetic theory of solids and the dynamics of crystal lattices as part of his early research programme.

1913 ยท Austria ยท Brno ยท Science ยท Technology ยท Viktor Kaplan

Adjustable-Blade Water Turbine

Enables efficient hydroelectric generation under changing water-flow conditions.

1913 ยท Austria ยท Brno ยท Science ยท Technology ยท Viktor Kaplan

Kaplan Turbine

Develops a propeller turbine with adjustable runner blades.

1913 ยท Austria ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Leopold Berchtold

Political Support

Prevents Serbia from securing an outlet to the Adriatic Sea by support given to the creation of Albania, the Balkan Wars resulted in a failure to contain the rising Russian influence in the Balkans and thwart Serbian ambitions.

1913 ยท Austria ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Leopold Berchtold

Rule of Yugoslavia

Prevents Serbia from securing an outlet to the Adriatic Sea by support given to the creation of Albania, the Balkan Wars resulted in a failure to contain the rising Russian influence in the Balkans and thwart Serbian ambitions.

1913 ยท Austria ยท Vienna ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Anton Haus

Admiral

Appointed Head of the war ministrys naval section

1913 ยท Austria ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Franz Rohr von Denta Straussenberg

Commander of First Army

Appointed Commander of the Hungarian Landwehr (Honved)

1913 ยท Austria ยท Stuttgart ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Albrecht of Wurttemberg

Colonel

Appointed Colonel General

1913 ยท Austria ยท Stuttgart ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Albrecht of Wurttemberg

Sixth Army Inspectorate

Appointed Head of the 6th Army Inspectorate

1913 ยท Austria ยท Stuttgart ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Albrecht of Wurttemberg

Sixth Army

Appointed Head of the 6th Army Inspectorate

1913 ยท Belgium ยท Sport ยท Cycling ยท Philippe Thys

Tour de France

Winner of the Tour de France

1913 ยท Bulgaria ยท Government ยท Government of Bulgaria ยท Vasil Radoslavov

Prime Minister of Bulgaria

Appointed Prime Minister of Bulgaria

1913 ยท Bulgaria ยท Adrianople ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Capture of Adrianople

Bulgarian forces conquer Adrianople while Greek forces liberate Ioannina

1913 ยท Bulgaria ยท Adrianople ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Siege of Adrianople

Bulgarian forces conquer Adrianople while Greek forces liberate Ioannina

1913 ยท Bulgaria ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Succession

Succeeds as King of Bulgaria, defeated in the 2nd Balkan war

1913 ยท Bulgaria ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Balkan League

The Second Balkan War breaks out among the former allies, with Bulgaria pitted against Serbia and Greece, later joined by Ottoman Empire and Romania

1913 ยท Bulgaria ยท Adrianople ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Capture of Adrianople

The Ottomans retake Adrianople (Edirne) which had historic significance for the Turks, being a former Ottoman capital city

1913 ยท Bulgaria ยท Thrace ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Capture of Thrace

The Ottomans recover eastern Thrace, which had largely been lost in the First Balkan War

1913 ยท Bulgaria ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Declaration of War

The Second Balkan War breaks out among the former allies, with Bulgaria pitted against Serbia and Greece, later joined by Ottoman Empire and Romania

1913 ยท Bulgaria ยท Thrace ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Rule of Thrace

The Ottomans recover eastern Thrace, which had largely been lost in the First Balkan War

1913 ยท Chile ยท Government ยท Government of Chile ยท Arturo Alessandri Palma

Minister of Finance

Serves as Minister of Finance during the presidency of Ramon Barros Luco.

1913 ยท Chile ยท Puerto Montt ยท Government ยท Government of Chile ยท Ramon Barros Luco

Santiago-Puerto Montt Railway

Leads the government when continuous railway service reaches Puerto Montt from Santiago.

1913 ยท China ยท Government ยท Government of China ยท Shih-Kai Yuan

Independence of China

Yunnan declares its independence from the central Government

1913 ยท China ยท Government ยท Government of China ยท Shih-Kai Yuan

Independence of Yunnan

Yunnan declares its independence from the central Government

1913 ยท China ยท Government ยท Government of China ยท Shih-Kai Yuan

Kuomingtang

Abolishes the Kuomanting Party

1913 ยท China ยท Japan ยท Politics ยท CRP ยท Chiang Kai-Shek

Chinese Revolutionary Party Pledge

Pledges support for Sun Yat-senโ€™s developing Chinese Revolutionary Party while opposing Yuan Shikai after the failed Second Revolution.

1913 ยท China ยท Changsha ยท Politics ยท Communist Party ยท Mao Tse-Tung

Education

Mao enrols at Changsha School

1913 ยท China ยท Politics ยท Kuomingtang ยท Chiaojen Sung

Assassination of Chiaojen Sung

Sung is assasinated

1913 ยท China ยท Politics ยท Kuomingtang ยท Chiaojen Sung

Death of Chiaojen Sung

Sung is assasinated

1913 ยท China ยท Politics ยท Kuomingtang ยท Sun Yat-Sen

Reballion of Sun Yat-Sen

Leads a failed rebellion & flees to Japan

1913 ยท China ยท Politics ยท Kuomingtang ยท Sung Chiao-jen

Election

The Kuomingtang emerge as the strongest group during the elections

1913 ยท China ยท Revolution ยท Revolution of China ยท Sun Yat-Sen

Reballion of Sun Yat-Sen

Leads a failed rebellion & flees to Japan

1913 ยท China ยท River Yangtze ยท Revolution ยท Revolution of China ยท Shih-Kai Yuan

Capture of River Yangtze

Stops revolution by bringing the Yangtze Valley under the control of the Northern Army

1913 ยท China ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Chiang Kai-Shek

Exile of Chiang Kai-Shek

Goes to Japan after the failure of the 1913 Second Revolution against Yuan Shikai.

1913 ยท China ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Chiang Kai-Shek

Reballion of Chiang Kai-Shek

Takes part in the 1913 Second Revolution opposing Yuan Shikaiโ€™s increasingly authoritarian rule.

1913 ยท China ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Sun Yat-Sen

Reballion of Sun Yat-Sen

Leads a failed rebellion & flees to Japan

1913 ยท Cuba ยท Government ยท Government of Cuba ยท Mario Garcia Menocal

President of Cuba

Appointed President of Cuba

1913 ยท Denmark ยท Government ยท Government of Denmark ยท Carl Theodor Zahle

Prime Minister of Denmark

Appointed Prime Minister of Denmark, 2nd term

1913 ยท Denmark ยท Government ยท Government of Denmark ยท Peter Rochegune Munch

Secretary of State for Defence

Appointed Minister of Defence

1913 ยท Denmark ยท Science ยท Physics ยท Niels Bohr

Discovery of Electrons

In 1913, Danish physicist Niels Bohr postulated that electrons resided in quantized energy states, with the energy determined by the angular momentum of the electrons orbits about the nucleus

1913 ยท Denmark ยท Copenhagen ยท Science ยท Physics ยท Niels Henrik David Bohr

Bohr Atomic Model

Publishes an atomic model with electrons occupying discrete energy states.

1913 ยท Denmark ยท Manchester ยท Science ยท Physics ยท Niels Henrik David Bohr

Charged Particle Stopping Theory

Publishes theoretical work on how moving charged particles lose velocity while passing through matter, developed from research undertaken in Rutherford's laboratory.

1913 ยท Denmark ยท Copenhagen ยท Science ยท Physics ยท Niels Henrik David Bohr

Constitution of Atoms and Molecules Trilogy

Publishes a three-part series on atomic and molecular constitution that integrates Rutherford's nucleus with quantum restrictions and extends the framework beyond hydrogen.

1913 ยท Denmark ยท Copenhagen ยท Science ยท Physics ยท Niels Henrik David Bohr

Copenhagen Physics Lectureship

Takes a lectureship in physics at the University of Copenhagen and continues developing the new quantum description of atomic structure.

1913 ยท Denmark ยท Copenhagen ยท Science ยท Physics ยท Niels Henrik David Bohr

Quantized Electron Orbits

Explains the hydrogen spectrum through quantum transitions between stationary orbits.

1913 ยท France ยท Arts ยท Cinema ยท Louis Feuillade

Fantomas

Directs Fantomas, launching his influential crime-film serial.

1913 ยท France ยท Arts ยท Classical Music ยท Achille-Claude Debussy

Jeux

Composes, "Jeux", a ballet

1913 ยท France ยท Arts ยท Literature ยท Marcel Proust

Swann's Way

Publication of "Swann's Way"

1913 ยท France ยท Government ยท Government of France ยท Rene Viviani

Minister of Public Instruction

Appointed Minister of Public Instruction

1913 ยท France ยท Paris ยท Government ยท Republic, 3rd ยท Theophile de Classe

Ambassador

Appointed Ambassador of Russia

1913 ยท France ยท Government ยท Republic, 3rd ยท Louis Barthou

Minister of Justice

Appointed Minister of Justice

1913 ยท France ยท Government ยท Republic, 3rd ยท Raymond Nicholas Landry Poncare

President of France

Appointed President of France

1913 ยท France ยท Paris ยท Government ยท Republic, 3rd ยท Raymond Nicholas Landry Poncare

Visit to Paris

Visits Lloyd George

1913 ยท France ยท Government ยท Republic, 3rd ยท Raymond Poincare

President of France

Appointed President of France

1913 ยท France ยท Government ยท Republic, 3rd ยท Gaston Doumergue

Prime Minister of France

Appointed Prime Minister of France, 1st term

1913 ยท France ยท Government ยท Republic, 3rd ยท Louis Barthou

Prime Minister of France

Appointed Prime Minister of France

1913 ยท France ยท Stockholm ยท Science ยท Medicine ยท Charles Richet

Nobel Prize

Receives the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for discovering anaphylaxis and demonstrating how immune responses can produce severe hypersensitivity.

1913 ยท Germany ยท Berlin ยท Arts ยท Cinema ยท Max Mack

The Other

Directs Der Andere, an early German Autorenfilm.

1913 ยท Germany ยท Arts ยท Literature ยท Thomas Mann

Death In Venice

Publication of "Death In Venice"

1913 ยท Germany ยท Berlin ยท Government ยท Government of Germany ยท Bethmann Hollweg von Theobald

Vote of Confidence

Wins a vote of confidence after sequesting Polish lands for its peasants

1913 ยท Germany ยท Government ยท Government of Germany ยท Eric von Falkenhayn

Minister of War

Appointed Prussian Minister of War

1913 ยท Germany ยท House ยท House of Bavaria ยท Ludwig III

Succession

Succeeds as King of Bavaria

1913 ยท Germany ยท Brunswick ยท House ยท House of Hohenzollern ยท Victoria

Marriage

Marries the Duke of Brunswick

1913 ยท Germany ยท Bavaria ยท House ยท House of Wittelsbach ยท Louis III

Succession

Succeeds as King of Bavaria

1913 ยท Germany ยท Bavaria ยท House ยท House of Wittelsbach ยท Otto

Abdication

Deposed & succeeded by Louis III

1913 ยท Germany ยท Heidelberg ยท Humanities ยท Philosophy ยท Karl Jaspers

General Psychopathology

Jaspers publishes General Psychopathology and completes his habilitation.

1913 ยท Germany ยท Freiburg ยท Humanities ยท Philosophy ยท Martin Heidegger

Doctorate at Freiburg

Heidegger receives his doctorate at the University of Freiburg.

1913 ยท Germany ยท Humanities ยท Social Science ยท Edmund Gustav Albrecht Husserl

Phenomenological Philosophy

Publication of "Phenomenological Philosophy"

1913 ยท Germany ยท Politics ยท NSDAP ยท Rudolf Jung

DAP

Drafts the Jihlava party program "which contains a more detailed comparison of international Marxism and national socialism and a more pointed attack on capitalism, Democracy, alien peoples, and Jews"

1913 ยท Germany ยท Politics ยท NSDAP ยท Rudolf Jung

Jihlava Party Program

Drafts the Jihlava party program "which contains a more detailed comparison of international Marxism and national socialism and a more pointed attack on capitalism, Democracy, alien peoples, and Jews"

1913 ยท Germany ยท Politics ยท NSDAP ยท Rudolf Jung

National Socialism

Drafts the Jihlava party program "which contains a more detailed comparison of international Marxism and national socialism and a more pointed attack on capitalism, Democracy, alien peoples, and Jews"

1913 ยท Germany ยท Politics ยท SDP ยท Friedrich Ebert

Chairman

Appointed Chairman of the SDP

1913 ยท Germany ยท Politics ยท SDP ยท Friedrich Ebert

Declaration of War

Persuades the SDP to vote for war credits to defend Germany from the Tsarist autocracy

1913 ยท Germany ยท Politics ยท Social Democratic Party ยท 08 Bebel

Death of 08 Bebel

Death of August Bebel

1913 ยท Germany ยท Zurich ยท Science ยท Physics ยท Marcel Grossmann

General Relativity

Grossmann coauthors the Entwurf theory and supplies mathematical tools for Einsteins gravitational research

1913 ยท Germany ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Franz von Papen

Captain

Appointed Captain in the General Staff

1913 ยท Germany ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Kurt von Schleicher

Captain

Appointed Captainn the General Staff

1913 ยท Germany ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Otto Victor Karl Liman von Sanders

General

Appointed Head of the German military mission in Turkey

1913 ยท Germany ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Otto Victor Karl Liman von Sanders

Reform of Armed Forces

Charged with the task of reorganizing the Turkish Army

1913 ยท Germany ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Franz von Papen

Military Attache

Appointed Military Attache to Mexico

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Arts ยท Classical Music ยท Gustav Theodore Holst

St Pauls Suite

Composes, "St Pauls Suite"

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Great Britain ยท Arts ยท Classical Music ยท George Sainton Kaye Butterworth

Orchestral Idyll Composed

Creates one of his best-known pastoral orchestral works.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Great Britain ยท Arts ยท Classical Music ยท George Sainton Kaye Butterworth

The Banks of Green Willow

Composes the orchestral idyll The Banks of Green Willow.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Arts ยท Classical Music ยท Ralph Vaughan Williams

A London Symphony Completed

Completes the first version of A London Symphony.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Arts ยท Classical Music ยท Ralph Vaughan Williams

Second Symphony First Version

Creates an orchestral portrait of London before its 1914 premiere.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Arts ยท Literature ยท D H Lawrence

Sons and Lovers

Publication of "Sons and Lovers"

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Arts ยท Literature ยท Herbert George Wells

The Passionate Friends

Publication of "The Passionate Friends"

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Arts ยท Literature ยท James Ramsey MacDonald

Labour and the Empire

Publication of "Labour and the Empire"

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Arts ยท Literature ยท Arthur Conan Doyle

Professor Challenger Novel Published

Describes humanity threatened by a mysterious atmospheric phenomenon.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Arts ยท Literature ยท Arthur Conan Doyle

The Poison Belt

Publishes the Professor Challenger novel The Poison Belt.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Arts ยท Literature ยท John Galsworthy

Novel Published

Examines romantic passion across successive periods of one man's life.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Arts ยท Literature ยท John Galsworthy

The Dark Flower

Publishes the novel The Dark Flower.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Arts ยท Literature ยท Joseph Conrad

Chance Published in Book Form

Uses multiple narrators to recount Flora de Barral's troubled life.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Arts ยท Literature ยท Joseph Conrad

Chance

Publishes the novel Chance in book form.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Arts ยท Literature ยท Pelham Grenville Wodehouse

Comic Novel Published

Builds a farce around kidnapping schemes at an English school.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Arts ยท Literature ยท Pelham Grenville Wodehouse

The Little Nugget

Publishes the comic novel The Little Nugget.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Arts ยท Literature ยท Rudyard Kipling

Poems and Songs Collection

Collects verse originally appearing throughout his prose works.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Arts ยท Literature ยท Rudyard Kipling

Songs from Books

Publishes the collection Songs from Books.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Arts ยท Poetry ยท David Herbert Lawrence

Love Poems and Others

Publishes the collection Love Poems and Others.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Arts ยท Poetry ยท David Herbert Lawrence

Poetry Collection Published

Explores intimacy, desire and personal conflict through early poetry.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Arts ยท Poetry ยท Walter de la Mare

Childrens Poetry Collection

Creates imaginative poems that become classics of children's literature.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Arts ยท Poetry ยท Walter de la Mare

Peacock Pie

Publishes the poetry collection Peacock Pie.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Arts ยท Theatre ยท Enoch Arnold Bennett

Kingsway Theatre Production

Adapts Bennett's novel Buried Alive into a successful comedy.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Arts ยท Theatre ยท Enoch Arnold Bennett

The Great Adventure

The Great Adventure receives a London stage production.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Exploration ยท Exploration and Discovery ยท Robert Falcon Scott

Scott's Last Expedition

Scott's diaries are published posthumously.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Exploration ยท Exploration and Discovery ยท George Nathaniel Curzon

Lowther Lodge Headquarters

Establishes a permanent Kensington headquarters for British geographical work.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Exploration ยท Exploration and Discovery ยท George Nathaniel Curzon

Royal Geographical Society Move

Oversees the Society's move into Lowther Lodge.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Exploration ยท Exploration and Discovery ยท John Charles Bigham

Safety of Life at Sea Conference Chairmanship

Leads the British delegation and chairs the international conference convened to establish common standards for safety of life at sea.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Negev ยท Exploration ยท Mapping ยท Thomas Edward Lawrence of Arabia

Sinai Survey

Works with archaeological and survey teams in Sinai and the Negev, experience later useful for military intelligence.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Negev ยท Exploration ยท Mapping ยท Charles Leonard Woolley

Negev Mapping Expedition

Maps routes and ancient sites across the Negev region.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Negev ยท Exploration ยท Mapping ยท Charles Leonard Woolley

Wilderness of Zin Survey

Surveys the Wilderness of Zin with Thomas Edward Lawrence.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Pretoria ยท Government ยท Government of South Africa ยท Herbert Baker

Government Headquarters Completed

The complex becomes the administrative headquarters of the South African government.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Pretoria ยท Government ยท Government of South Africa ยท Herbert Baker

Union Buildings Completed

Completes the Union Buildings overlooking Pretoria.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Labour Party Government ยท Walter Osborne

Legislation

Legislation allows a political levy & gives trade union members a voluntary opt-out

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill

Armament

Offers Germany a "naval holiday" & to halt naval armament, the Germans refuse

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท Charles Greenway

Government Investment Negotiations Begin

Negotiates with British officials over state investment that could preserve Anglo-Persian's independence and finance expansion.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st

Constitution of Great Britain

Provisional Collection of Taxes Act makes the Budget law after read in Parliament

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st

Legislation

Provisional Collection of Taxes Act makes the Budget law after read in Parliament

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Government ยท Liberal Party Government ยท David Lloyd George Dwyfor, 1st

Reform of Parliament

Provisional Collection of Taxes Act makes the Budget law after read in Parliament

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Cambridge ยท Humanities ยท Social Science ยท Alfred North Whitehead

Foundations of Mathematics

Extends the formal logical system developed with Bertrand Russell.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Cambridge ยท Humanities ยท Social Science ยท Alfred North Whitehead

Principia Mathematica Volume Three

Co-publishes the third volume of Principia Mathematica.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Humanities ยท Social Science ยท Russell Kingston, 3rd

Principia Mathmatica

Publication of "Principia Mathmatica"

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Cambridge ยท Humanities ยท Social Science ยท Bertrand Arthur William Russell

Mathematical Logic Publication

Completes their major attempt to derive mathematics from formal logic.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Cambridge ยท Humanities ยท Social Science ยท Bertrand Arthur William Russell

Principia Mathematica Volume Three

Publishes the third volume of Principia Mathematica with Whitehead.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Media ยท Media ยท Sidney James Webb Passfield, 1st

New Statesman

Helps found the New Statesman

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Politics ยท Labour Party ยท James Ramsey MacDonald

The Awakening of India

Publication of "The Social Unrest". Publication of "The Awakening of India"

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Politics ยท Labour Party ยท James Ramsey MacDonald

The Social Unrest

Publication of "The Social Unrest". Publication of "The Awakening of India"

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Politics ยท Labour Party ยท Walter Osborne

Reform of Trade

Legislation allows a political levy & gives trade union members a voluntary opt-out

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Politics ยท Labour Party ยท Clement Richard Attlee

London School of Economics Lectureship

Begins lecturing in social science at the London School of Economics.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Politics ยท Labour Party ยท Clement Richard Attlee

Social Science Teaching

Combines academic teaching with social work and Labour politics.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Politics ยท Labour Party ยท Clement Richard Attlee Attlee, 1st

London School of Economics (LSE)

Appointed Lecturer in social science at the London School of Economics

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Great Britain ยท Politics ยท Labour Party ยท James Keir Hardie

Dublin Lockout Support

Supports workers affected by the Dublin industrial dispute.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Great Britain ยท Politics ยท Labour Party ยท James Keir Hardie

Labour Solidarity Campaign

Promotes labour solidarity during the prolonged lockout.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Politics ยท Liberal Party ยท Jo Grimmond

Birth of Jo Grimmond

Birth of Jo Grimmond

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Politics ยท WPSU ยท Emily Wilding Davison

WSPU

Plants a bomb at Lloyd George's newly built house in Surrey, damaging it severely

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Politics ยท WPSU ยท Emily Wilding

Death of Emily Wilding

Killed after jumping under the King's horse at the Derby as a Suffragette protest

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Paris ยท Politics ยท WPSU ยท Christabel Pankhurst

Paris Suffrage Leadership

Directs WSPU strategy from exile in Paris.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Paris ยท Politics ยท WPSU ยท Christabel Pankhurst

WSPU Direction from Exile

Maintains communication with British militants while avoiding arrest.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Politics ยท WPSU ยท Sylvia Pankhurst

East London Federation

Develops suffrage organization among working women in East London.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Politics ยท WPSU ยท Sylvia Pankhurst

Working-Class Suffrage Organization

Builds the group that becomes the East London Federation.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Science ยท Chemistry ยท William Ramsay

Academic Chairmanship

Ends a distinguished academic career researching gases and chemical elements.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Science ยท Chemistry ยท William Ramsay

University College Retirement

Retires from his professorship at University College London.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Oxford ยท Science ยท Physics ยท Henry Gwyn Jeffreys Moseley

Atomic Number Ordering

Shows that elements should be ordered by atomic number rather than atomic weight, providing the physical basis of the modern periodic table.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Oxford ยท Science ยท Physics ยท Henry Gwyn Jeffreys Moseley

Missing Atomic Numbers Identified

Uses X-ray spectra to identify gaps in the sequence of atomic numbers and demonstrates that specific elements remain undiscovered.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Oxford ยท Science ยท Physics ยท Henry Gwyn Jeffreys Moseley

Moseley Law

Establishes a precise relationship between characteristic X-ray frequencies and the nuclear charge associated with each element.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Manchester ยท Science ยท Physics ยท Henry Moseley

Atomic Number

Establishes atomic number, placing uranium at 92.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Manchester ยท Science ยท Physics ยท Henry Moseley

Moseley Establishes Atomic Number Law

Henry Moseley's X ray spectroscopy linked element identity to nuclear charge. It connected industrial practice with more systematic technical investigation.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Cambridge ยท Science ยท Physics ยท Joseph John Thomson

Neon Isotopes

Finds evidence that neon atoms occur with different masses.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Cambridge ยท Science ยท Physics ยท Joseph John Thomson

Positive-Ray Mass Analysis

Uses positive rays to reveal the element's isotopic composition.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Cambridge ยท Science ยท Physics ยท William Lawrence Bragg

Sodium Chloride Crystal Structure

Determines the arrangement of atoms within sodium chloride crystals.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Cambridge ยท Science ยท Physics ยท William Lawrence Bragg

X-Ray Crystallography

Applies X-ray diffraction to reveal a crystal's internal structure.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Leeds ยท Science ยท Physics ยท William Henry Bragg

Crystal Diffraction Research

Works with his son to establish practical X-ray crystallography.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Leeds ยท Science ยท Physics ยท William Henry Bragg

X-Ray Spectrometer

Develops instruments for measuring X-ray diffraction from crystals.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Birmingham ยท Sport ยท Football ยท Clem Stephenson

Cup Winning Attack With Villa

Clem Stephenson featured in Aston Villa's 1913 FA Cup-winning squad, before subsequently becoming a prominent player and manager elsewhere.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Birmingham ยท Sport ยท Football ยท Joe Bache

Second Cup Medal For Bache

Joe Bache added another FA Cup success to his Aston Villa career in 1913, showing the consistency of his contribution across different seasons.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Malta ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Sackville Hamilton Carden

Mediterranean Dockyard Readiness Overseen

Carden oversees Malta's dockyard readiness and support functions during the final pre-war year.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท John Denton Pinkstone French Ypres, 1st

Field Marshal

Appointed Field Marshal

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Henry Hughes Wilson

Expeditionary Force Planning

Refines plans for deploying British forces to continental Europe.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท London ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Henry Hughes Wilson

War Office Mobilization Plans

Coordinates War Office preparations with French military planners.

1913 ยท Greece ยท Samos ยท Government ยท Government of Greece ยท Themistoclis Sofoulis

Union of Samos with Greece

Sofoulis oversees the revolutionary administration as Samos unites with Greece.

1913 ยท Greece ยท House ยท House of Denmark ยท Constantine I

Death of Constantine I

Death of George I, assassinated

1913 ยท Greece ยท Samos ยท House ยท House of Denmark ยท Constantine I

Rule of Samos

The Greek fleet raises the Greek flag on Samos

1913 ยท Greece ยท Ioannina ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Constantine Constantine I

Capture of Ioannina

Bulgarian forces conquer Adrianople while Greek forces liberated Ioannina

1913 ยท Greece ยท Ioannina ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Constantine Constantine I

Rule of Ioannina

Bulgarian forces conquer Adrianople while Greek forces liberated Ioannina

1913 ยท Greece ยท Salonika ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท George George I

Assassination of George George I

Assassinated during the First Balkan War

1913 ยท Greece ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Constantine Constantine I

Balkan League

The Second Balkan War breaks out among the former allies, with Bulgaria pitted against Serbia and Greece, later joined by Ottoman Empire and Romania

1913 ยท Greece ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Constantine Constantine I

Declaration of War

The Second Balkan War breaks out among the former allies, with Bulgaria pitted against Serbia and Greece, later joined by Ottoman Empire and Romania

1913 ยท Hungary ยท Government ยท Government of Hungary ยท Kalman Tisza

Prime Minister of Hungary

Appointed Prime Minister, 3rd term

1913 ยท India ยท Arts ยท Literature ยท Rabindranath Tagore

Nobel Prize

Winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, 1st Asian to be awarded the prize

1913 ยท Iran ยท Government ยท Government of Iran ยท Muhammad Mossadeq

Education

Obtains a law doctorate & an attornyship permit

1913 ยท Ireland ยท Arts ยท Drama ยท George Bernard Shaw

Drama

Dramatization of, "Pygmalion". Dramatization of, "Androcles & the Lion"

1913 ยท Ireland ยท London ยท Exploration ยท Exploration and Discovery ยท Thomas "Tom" Crean

Albert Medal for Edward Evans Rescue

Crean receives the Albert Medal for his role in saving Edward Evans after the dangerous return journey from the Polar Plateau.

1913 ยท Japan ยท Government ยท Government of Japan ยท Takakira Kato

Foreign Secretary of Japan

Appointed Foreign Minister, 3rd term

1913 ยท Japan ยท Government ยท Government of Japan ยท Makoto Saito

Minister of Navy

Appointed Minister of the Navy

1913 ยท Japan ยท Politics ยท Rikken-Seiyukai Party ยท Katsura

RDP

Founds the Rikken-Seiyukai Party

1913 ยท Japan ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Heihachiro Togo

Fleet Admiral

Appointed Fleet Admiral

1913 ยท Mexico ยท Government ยท Government of Mexico ยท Victoriano Huerta

President of Mexico

Appointed President of Mexico

1913 ยท New Zealand ยท Arts ยท Literature ยท Hugh Seymour Walpole

Fortitude

Publication of "Fortitude"

1913 ยท Pakistan ยท Politics ยท Muslim League ยท Mohammed Ali Jinnah

Muslim League

Joins the All India Muslim League

1913 ยท Pakistan ยท Religion ยท Islam ยท Mohammed Ali Jinnah

Muslim League

Joins the All India Muslim League

1913 ยท Poland ยท Porabka ยท Politics ยท PUWP ยท Edward Gierek

Birth of Edward Gierek

Birth of Edward Gierek

1913 ยท Poland ยท Karlsruhe ยท Science ยท Chemistry ยท Kazimierz Fajans

Decay-Series Element Movement

Explains how alpha and beta emissions transform one element into another.

1913 ยท Poland ยท Karlsruhe ยท Science ยท Chemistry ยท Kazimierz Fajans

Radioactive Displacement Law

Co-formulates rules describing periodic-table shifts during radioactive decay.

1913 ยท Poland ยท Science ยท Mathematics ยท Stefan Mazurkiewicz

Education

Mazurkiewicz obtains his doctorate

1913 ยท Poland ยท Paris ยท Science ยท Mathematics ยท Stefan Mazurkiewicz

Characterization of Space-Filling Curves

Provides a foundational theorem concerning Peano continua and space-filling curves.

1913 ยท Poland ยท Paris ยท Science ยท Mathematics ยท Stefan Mazurkiewicz

Hahn-Mazurkiewicz Theorem

Co-establishes conditions characterizing continuous images of an interval.

1913 ยท Poland ยท Paris ยท Science ยท Medicine ยท Marie Sklodowska Curie

Radium Standard

Continues work on radium standards for scientific measurement.

1913 ยท Romania ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Ferdinand Ferdinand I

Commander of Army

Appointed Commander of the Romanian Army

1913 ยท Romania ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 2nd ยท Carol Carol I

Declaration of War

Declares war on Bulgaria and begins the 2nd Balkan War

1913 ยท Romania ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Alexandru Averescu

Chief of Staff

Appointed Chief of Staff. Appointed Chief of Staff

1913 ยท Romania ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Ferdinand I

Commander of Army

Appointed Commander of the Romanian Army

1913 ยท Russia ยท Arts ยท Classical Music ยท Sergei Vasilyevich Rachmaninov

The Bells

Composes, "The Bells"

1913 ยท Russia ยท Arts ยท Literature ยท Boris Viktorovich Savinkov

That Which Never Happened

Publication of "That Which Never Happened"

1913 ยท Russia ยท Saint Petersburg ยท Government ยท Government of Russia ยท Sergei Yulyevich Witte

Romanov Tercentenary

Lives through the Romanov tercentenary under diminished political influence.

1913 ยท Russia ยท House ยท House of Holstein ยท Nicholas II

Faberge Imperial Rock Crystal Egg

The The Faberge Imperial rock crystal egg with rose cut diamonds set in platinum is created for the Tsar, an American in 1994 pays $5.5 mil for the egg, only 56 eggs are commissioned by the Tsars and Tsarinas

1913 ยท Russia ยท Politics ยท Bolshevik Party ยท Roman Malinovsky

Accusation by Martov

Menshevik leader Julius Martov publicly accused Malinovsky of connections with the secret police, bringing growing suspicions about the Duma deputy into open political controversy.

1913 ยท Russia ยท Politics ยท Bolshevik Party ยท Roman Malinovsky

Bolshevik Caucus

Instructed by Lenin to split the SDP delegation in the Duma & form a Bolshevik Caucus

1913 ยท Russia ยท Politics ยท Bolshevik Party ยท Roman Malinovsky

Bolshevik Party

The Mensheviks turn down Lenins programe & find a leader in Malinovsky. 6 Bolshevik deputies demand 7 Menshevik deputies accept Lenins programme

1913 ยท Russia ยท Politics ยท Bolshevik Party ยท Roman Malinovsky

Defence by Lenin

Lenin rejected allegations that Malinovsky was a police agent and continued to defend him as an important Bolshevik worker-deputy despite accusations from political opponents.

1913 ยท Russia ยท Politics ยท Bolshevik Party ยท Roman Malinovsky

Manifesto

The Mensheviks turn down Lenins programe & find a leader in Malinovsky. 6 Bolshevik deputies demand 7 Menshevik deputies accept Lenins programme

1913 ยท Russia ยท Politics ยท Bolshevik Party ยท Roman Malinovsky

Menshevik Party

The Mensheviks turn down Lenins programe & find a leader in Malinovsky. 6 Bolshevik deputies demand 7 Menshevik deputies accept Lenins programme

1913 ยท Russia ยท Saint Petersburg ยท Politics ยท Trudoviks ยท Alexander Fedorovich Kerensky

Government Criticism

Kerensky repeatedly attacks ministers and administrative abuses from the Duma platform, becoming one of the most prominent speakers on the radical opposition benches.

1913 ยท Russia ยท Saint Petersburg ยท Politics ยท Trudoviks ยท Alexander Fedorovich Kerensky

Opposition Speeches

Kerensky delivers forceful parliamentary speeches against autocratic practices and restrictions on political liberty, increasing his national reputation as a Trudovik spokesman.

1913 ยท Russia ยท Saint Petersburg ยท Politics ยท Trudoviks ยท Alexander Fedorovich Kerensky

Parliamentary Opposition

Kerensky works with other opposition deputies to expose government abuses while maintaining the Trudovik commitment to representative government and social reform.

1913 ยท Russia ยท Saint Petersburg ยท Politics ยท Trudoviks ยท Alexander Fedorovich Kerensky

Political Prisoners

Kerensky continues advocating legal protections for political defendants and prisoners, linking his work as a lawyer with his Trudovik parliamentary activity.

1913 ยท Saudi Arabia ยท Al-Ahsa ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Abdulaziz bin Abdulrahman Al Saud

Annexation of Al-Ahsa

Takes Al-Ahsa after Ottoman forces surrender and withdraw by sea.

1913 ยท Saudi Arabia ยท Al-Ahsa ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Abdullah bin Jiluwi Al Saud

Annexation of Al-Ahsa

Helps establish Saudi administration in Al-Ahsa after the Ottoman withdrawal.

1913 ยท Serbia ยท Kosovo ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Nikola Pasic

Capture of Kosovo

Serbia conquers Macedonia and Kosovo taking these provinces from the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria

1913 ยท Serbia ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Nikola Pasic

Capture of Macedonia

Serbia conquers Macedonia and Kosovo taking these provinces from the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria

1913 ยท Serbia ยท Kosovo ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Nikola Pasic

Rule of Kosovo

Serbia conquers Macedonia and Kosovo taking these provinces from the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria

1913 ยท Serbia ยท Macedonia ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Nikola Pasic

Rule of Macedonia

Serbia conquers Macedonia and Kosovo taking these provinces from the Ottoman Empire and Bulgaria

1913 ยท South Africa ยท Government ยท Government of South Africa ยท James Hertzog

Resignation of James Hertzog

Resigns from Bothas South Africa Party after his "South Africa First" speech

1913 ยท South Africa ยท Government ยท Government of South Africa ยท James Hertzog

Constitution of South Africa

The Bantu Land Act creates a division between the Bantu & Whites, drafted by Hertzog

1913 ยท South Africa ยท Government ยท Government of South Africa ยท James Hertzog

Legislation

The Bantu Land Act creates a division between the Bantu & Whites, drafted by Hertzog

1913 ยท South Africa ยท Government ยท Government of South Africa ยท James Hertzog

Reform of Land Ownership

The Bantu Land Act creates a division between the Bantu & Whites, drafted by Hertzog

1913 ยท South Africa ยท Government ยท Government of South Africa ยท Louis Botha

Legislation

The Bantu Land Act creates a territorial division between the Bantu & Whites

1913 ยท South Africa ยท Government ยท Government of South Africa ยท Louis Botha

Reform of Land Ownership

The Bantu Land Act creates a territorial division between the Bantu & Whites

1913 ยท South Africa ยท Politics ยท South Africa Party ยท Jan Christian Smuts

Conference of SA Party

At the South Africa Party conference, the Old Boers, of Hertzog, Steyn, & De Wet, call for Botha & Smuts to step down but the 3 resign

1913 ยท Spain ยท Government ยท Government of Spain ยท Eduardo Dato Iradier

Prime Minister of Spain

Appointed Prime Minister of Spain, 1st term

1913 ยท Spain ยท Politics ยท Conservative Party ยท Eduardo Dato Iradier

Party Leader

Appointed Party Leader of the Conservative Party

1913 ยท Switzerland ยท Zurich ยท Science ยท Astronomy ยท Albert Einstein

Einstein-Besso Mercury Perihelion Attempt

Einstein and Michele Besso calculated Mercury's anomalous perihelion motion with the provisional gravitational theory, creating a detailed test that the Entwurf equations failed to reproduce correctly.

1913 ยท Switzerland ยท Stockholm ยท Science ยท Chemistry ยท Alfred Werner

Nobel Prize

Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for work on the linkage of atoms in molecules, especially inorganic compounds.

1913 ยท Switzerland ยท Zurich ยท Science ยท Physics ยท Albert Einstein

Entwurf Field Equations Proposed

The Entwurf collaboration introduced provisional field equations intended to connect the spacetime metric with matter, giving Einstein a concrete but still incomplete relativistic theory of gravitation.

1913 ยท Switzerland ยท Zurich ยท Science ยท Physics ยท Albert Einstein

Entwurf Theory Links Metric to Matter

Einstein's developing theory treated the metric field as physically determined by matter and energy, moving the gravitational problem toward the geometry-source relationship later embodied in his final equations.

1913 ยท Switzerland ยท Zurich ยท Science ยท Physics ยท Albert Einstein

Entwurf Theory Published with Grossmann

Einstein and Marcel Grossmann published the Entwurf theory, an intermediate gravitational framework that used tensor methods but did not yet possess the full general covariance of general relativity.

1913 ยท Switzerland ยท Zurich ยท Science ยท Physics ยท Albert Einstein

Hole Argument Used Against General Covariance

Einstein developed the hole argument as a reason to distrust unrestricted general covariance, a position he later abandoned when completing general relativity in 1915.

1913 ยท Turkey ยท Arts ยท Cinema ยท Elia Kazan

Emigration

Emigrates to the United States with his parents

1913 ยท Turkey ยท Government ยท Government of Turkey ยท Ahmed Djemal Pasha

Minister of Marine

Appointed Minister of Marine

1913 ยท Turkey ยท Gallipoli ยท Warfare ยท Balkan Wars, 1st ยท Mustafa Kemal Ataturk

Chief of Staff

Appointed Chief of Staff of a division based at Gallipoli during the Balkan War

1913 ยท Turkey ยท Adrianople ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Maustafa Kemal Ataturk

Capture of Adrianople

Helps capture Adrianople

1913 ยท Turkey ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท Maustafa Kemal Ataturk

Lieutenant

Appointed Lieutenant Colonel

1913 ยท United States of America ยท Arts ยท Literature ยท Eleanor H Porter

Pollyanna

Publication of "Pollyanna"

1913 ยท United States of America ยท Arts ยท Literature ยท Willa Cather

O Pioneers

Publication of "O Pioneers"

1913 ยท United States of America ยท Washington ยท Government ยท Democratic Party Government ยท Thomas Woodrow Wilson

Department of Labor

Founds the Dept of Labor

1913 ยท United States of America ยท Government ยท Democratic Party Government ยท Thomas Woodrow Wilson

President of USA

Appointed President of the USA, 28th President

1913 ยท United States of America ยท Government ยท Democratic Party Government ยท William Jennings Bryan

Secretary of State

Appointed Secretary of State

1913 ยท United States of America ยท Zurich ยท Science ยท Astronomy ยท Albert Einstein

Eclipse Test Proposal

Encourages astronomical testing of gravitational light deflection during a solar eclipse.

1913 ยท United States of America ยท Zurich ยท Science ยท Astronomy ยท Albert Einstein

Einstein-Besso Mercury Calculations

Works with Michele Besso on applying the developing gravitational theory to Mercury's orbit, creating calculations that later help solve the perihelion anomaly.

1913 ยท United States of America ยท Zurich ยท Science ยท Physics ยท Albert Einstein

Einstein-Grossmann Collaboration

Collaborates closely with Marcel Grossmann on the mathematical framework of gravitation.

1913 ยท United States of America ยท Zurich ยท Science ยท Physics ยท Albert Einstein

Entwurf Theory

Publishes the Entwurf gravitational theory with Marcel Grossmann as an intermediate step toward general relativity.

1913 ยท United States of America ยท Schenectady ยท Science ยท Technology ยท William David Coolidge

Hot-Cathode X-Ray Tube

Introduces a high-vacuum X-ray tube with a heated tungsten cathode that supplies a controllable stream of electrons.

1913 ยท United States of America ยท Warfare ยท Military ยท John Joseph Pershing

Commander of Eighth Cavalry Brigade

Appointed Commander of Eighth Cavalry Brigade

1913 ยท Uruguay ยท Montevideo ยท Government ยท Constitution of Uruguay ยท Jose Batlle y Ordonez

Colegiado

Promotes a collegial executive proposal intended to limit personal presidential power

1913 ยท Vietnam ยท House ยท House of Nguyen ยท Bao Dai

Birth of Bao Dai

Birth of Bao Dai, son of Emperor Khai Din

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Arts ยท Literature ยท Rebecca West

Begins Relationship with H G Wells

West began a relationship with novelist H G Wells that influenced her personal life and writing.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Arts ยท Literature ยท Lytton Strachey

Experiments with Biographical Style

Strachey developed a selective and ironic style for literary biography.

1913 ยท Great Britain ยท Ulster ยท Government ยท Conservative Party Government ยท Andrew Bonar Law

Law Backs Ulster Unionists

Bonar Law continues to defend Ulster Unionist resistance to home rule as the Irish constitutional crisis deepens.

1913 ยท Bulgaria ยท Adrianople ยท Warfare ยท Nikola Ivanov

Final Assault On Adrianople

Nikola Ivanov's Bulgarian Second Army participates in the coordinated assault that breaks the fortress defenses in March 1913.

1913 ยท Bulgaria ยท Adrianople ยท Warfare ยท Nikola Ivanov

Adrianople Fortress Falls

The fall of Adrianople gives Bulgarian and Serbian forces a major victory against Ottoman defenders.

1913 ยท Turkey ยท Adrianople ยท Warfare ยท Mehmed Sukru Pasha

Sukru Pasha Surrenders Fortress

Mehmed Sukru Pasha surrenders Adrianople after the attackers break through the fortress defenses in March 1913.

1913 ยท Turkey ยท Eastern Thrace ยท Warfare ยท Ahmed Izzet Pasha

Ottoman Army Regroups In Thrace

Ahmed Izzet Pasha commands forces as the Ottoman government prepares to regain territory during the Second Balkan War.

1913 ยท Turkey ยท Eastern Thrace ยท Warfare ยท Ahmed Izzet Pasha

Ottoman Troops Cross Enos Midia Line

Ottoman troops cross the boundary established after the First Balkan War and reenter eastern Thrace in July 1913.

1913 ยท Turkey ยท Eastern Thrace ยท Warfare ยท Ahmed Izzet Pasha

Ottoman Forces Retake Kirk Kilisse

Ottoman forces advance into areas abandoned by Bulgarian troops during the Second Balkan War.

1913 ยท Turkey ยท Eastern Thrace ยท Warfare ยท Ahmed Izzet Pasha

Ottoman Army Recovers Adrianople

The Ottoman advance recaptures Adrianople while Bulgarian forces are committed against other Balkan opponents.

1913 ยท Turkey ยท Eastern Thrace ยท Warfare ยท Ahmed Izzet Pasha

Ottoman Offensive Threatens Bulgarian Frontier

The rapid advance reaches disputed areas beyond the earlier agreed boundary, producing diplomatic concern.

1913 ยท Turkey ยท Adrianople ยท Warfare ยท Enver Pasha

Enver Celebrates Adrianople Recovery

Enver Pasha becomes prominently associated with the Ottoman reconquest of Adrianople in the Second Balkan War.

1913 ยท Turkey ยท Adrianople ยท Warfare ยท Enver Pasha

Ottoman Leadership Claims Thracian Victory

Enver Pasha and Ottoman leaders present the recovery of eastern Thrace as a reversal of the previous year's defeat.

1913 ยท Bulgaria ยท Sofia ยท Warfare ยท Ferdinand I

Bulgaria Negotiates Thracian Settlement

Following Bulgaria's defeats in the Second Balkan War, Ferdinand's government negotiates the frontier with the Ottoman Empire.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

Nikola Refuses Scutari Demands

King Nikola initially resists demands by the Great Powers to abandon Montenegrin ambitions for Scutari.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

Great Powers Pressure Montenegro

European diplomatic and naval pressure builds against Montenegro's continued occupation plans.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

Montenegro Accepts Scutari Withdrawal

King Nikola eventually accepts the evacuation of Scutari following international opposition.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

Montenegro Signs Balkan Peace Settlement

The Treaty of London ends the First Balkan War and reshapes Ottoman territorial control in Europe.

1913 ยท Albania ยท Scutari ยท Warfare ยท Esad Pasha Toptani

Esad Pasha Surrenders Scutari

Esad Pasha Toptani agrees to surrender Scutari to Montenegrin forces in April 1913.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Montenegro ยท Warfare ยท Janko Vukotic

Eastern Campaign Territory Consolidated

Montenegrin commanders secure wartime territorial gains as diplomats discuss the postwar borders.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

Second Balkan War Alters Alliances

Montenegro joins Serbia and Greece against Bulgaria during the subsequent Balkan conflict.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

Montenegro Enters Postwar Border Negotiations

King Nikola's government seeks international recognition of territorial gains after the Balkan Wars.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

Peace Leaves Scutari Outside Montenegro

The settlement confirms that Montenegro cannot retain Scutari despite the costly siege.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Scutari ยท Warfare ยท Mitarn Martinovic

Montenegrin Siege Continues Into Spring

Montenegrin forces persist in operations around Scutari until the city's surrender in April 1913.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

Scutari Dispute Escalates Frontier Crisis

Montenegro's determination to retain Scutari conflicts with the Great Powers' plans for an independent Albania.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

International Naval Pressure Forces Concession

European naval demonstrations compel Montenegro to abandon its claim to occupy Scutari.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

New Albanian Border Restricts Montenegro

The postwar emergence of Albania prevents the Montenegrin kingdom from retaining its desired southern gains.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

Balkan Treaties Revise Montenegrin Territory

Agreements ending the Balkan Wars adjust Montenegro's territorial extent and neighboring frontiers.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

Montenegrin Campaign Raises European Alarm

Montenegro is expanding military campaign provokes concern among European governments about changes to Balkan boundaries.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Janko Vukotic

Army Maintains Sandzak Campaign Routes

Janko Vukotic works to sustain military communications as Montenegrin forces operate away from their home bases.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

Balkan Allies Negotiate War Results

Montenegro participates in the diplomatic negotiations following victories against the Ottoman Empire.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

Frontier Diplomacy Remains Politically Contentious

Montenegro continues pressing territorial claims while neighboring governments and European diplomats debate Balkan frontier arrangements.

1913 ยท Bulgaria ยท Adrianople ยท Warfare ยท Nikola Ivanov

Final Assault On Adrianople

Nikola Ivanov's Bulgarian Second Army participates in the coordinated assault that breaks the fortress defenses in March 1913.

1913 ยท Bulgaria ยท Adrianople ยท Warfare ยท Nikola Ivanov

Adrianople Fortress Falls

The fall of Adrianople gives Bulgarian and Serbian forces a major victory against Ottoman defenders.

1913 ยท Turkey ยท Adrianople ยท Warfare ยท Mehmed Sukru Pasha

Sukru Pasha Surrenders Fortress

Mehmed Sukru Pasha surrenders Adrianople after the attackers break through the fortress defenses in March 1913.

1913 ยท Turkey ยท Eastern Thrace ยท Warfare ยท Ahmed Izzet Pasha

Ottoman Army Regroups In Thrace

Ahmed Izzet Pasha commands forces as the Ottoman government prepares to regain territory during the Second Balkan War.

1913 ยท Turkey ยท Eastern Thrace ยท Warfare ยท Ahmed Izzet Pasha

Ottoman Troops Cross Enos Midia Line

Ottoman troops cross the boundary established after the First Balkan War and reenter eastern Thrace in July 1913.

1913 ยท Turkey ยท Eastern Thrace ยท Warfare ยท Ahmed Izzet Pasha

Ottoman Forces Retake Kirk Kilisse

Ottoman forces advance into areas abandoned by Bulgarian troops during the Second Balkan War.

1913 ยท Turkey ยท Eastern Thrace ยท Warfare ยท Ahmed Izzet Pasha

Ottoman Army Recovers Adrianople

The Ottoman advance recaptures Adrianople while Bulgarian forces are committed against other Balkan opponents.

1913 ยท Turkey ยท Eastern Thrace ยท Warfare ยท Ahmed Izzet Pasha

Ottoman Offensive Threatens Bulgarian Frontier

The rapid advance reaches disputed areas beyond the earlier agreed boundary, producing diplomatic concern.

1913 ยท Turkey ยท Adrianople ยท Warfare ยท Enver Pasha

Enver Celebrates Adrianople Recovery

Enver Pasha becomes prominently associated with the Ottoman reconquest of Adrianople in the Second Balkan War.

1913 ยท Turkey ยท Adrianople ยท Warfare ยท Enver Pasha

Ottoman Leadership Claims Thracian Victory

Enver Pasha and Ottoman leaders present the recovery of eastern Thrace as a reversal of the previous year's defeat.

1913 ยท Bulgaria ยท Sofia ยท Warfare ยท Ferdinand I

Bulgaria Negotiates Thracian Settlement

Following Bulgaria's defeats in the Second Balkan War, Ferdinand's government negotiates the frontier with the Ottoman Empire.

1913 ยท Kuwait ยท Kuwait City ยท Government ยท Mubarak Al Sabah

Kuwait Status Addressed In Ottoman Talks

Anglo Ottoman negotiations recognize a special autonomous status for Kuwait, although the convention is never ratified.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

Nikola Refuses Scutari Demands

King Nikola initially resists demands by the Great Powers to abandon Montenegrin ambitions for Scutari.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

Great Powers Pressure Montenegro

European diplomatic and naval pressure builds against Montenegro's continued occupation plans.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

Montenegro Accepts Scutari Withdrawal

King Nikola eventually accepts the evacuation of Scutari following international opposition.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

Montenegro Signs Balkan Peace Settlement

The Treaty of London ends the First Balkan War and reshapes Ottoman territorial control in Europe.

1913 ยท Albania ยท Scutari ยท Warfare ยท Esad Pasha Toptani

Esad Pasha Surrenders Scutari

Esad Pasha Toptani agrees to surrender Scutari to Montenegrin forces in April 1913.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Montenegro ยท Warfare ยท Janko Vukotic

Eastern Campaign Territory Consolidated

Montenegrin commanders secure wartime territorial gains as diplomats discuss the postwar borders.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

Second Balkan War Alters Alliances

Montenegro joins Serbia and Greece against Bulgaria during the subsequent Balkan conflict.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

Montenegro Enters Postwar Border Negotiations

King Nikola's government seeks international recognition of territorial gains after the Balkan Wars.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

Peace Leaves Scutari Outside Montenegro

The settlement confirms that Montenegro cannot retain Scutari despite the costly siege.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Scutari ยท Warfare ยท Mitarn Martinovic

Montenegrin Siege Continues Into Spring

Montenegrin forces persist in operations around Scutari until the city's surrender in April 1913.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

Scutari Dispute Escalates Frontier Crisis

Montenegro's determination to retain Scutari conflicts with the Great Powers' plans for an independent Albania.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

International Naval Pressure Forces Concession

European naval demonstrations compel Montenegro to abandon its claim to occupy Scutari.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

New Albanian Border Restricts Montenegro

The postwar emergence of Albania prevents the Montenegrin kingdom from retaining its desired southern gains.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

Balkan Treaties Revise Montenegrin Territory

Agreements ending the Balkan Wars adjust Montenegro's territorial extent and neighboring frontiers.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

Montenegrin Campaign Raises European Alarm

Montenegro is expanding military campaign provokes concern among European governments about changes to Balkan boundaries.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Janko Vukotic

Army Maintains Sandzak Campaign Routes

Janko Vukotic works to sustain military communications as Montenegrin forces operate away from their home bases.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

Balkan Allies Negotiate War Results

Montenegro participates in the diplomatic negotiations following victories against the Ottoman Empire.

1913 ยท Montenegro ยท Cetinje ยท Warfare ยท Nikola I

Frontier Diplomacy Remains Politically Contentious

Montenegro continues pressing territorial claims while neighboring governments and European diplomats debate Balkan frontier arrangements.