13 May 1925Aloys Van de Vyvere GovernmentAloys Van de Vyvere
Begins the Aloys Van de Vyvere Government in Brussels and serves as Prime Minister of Belgium.
Historical records for Belgium in 1925, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Begins the Aloys Van de Vyvere Government in Brussels and serves as Prime Minister of Belgium.
The First Georges Theunis Government ends in Brussels, concluding this period as Prime Minister of Belgium.
The Aloys Van de Vyvere Government ends in Brussels, concluding this period as Prime Minister of Belgium.
Begins the Prosper Poullet Government in Brussels and serves as Prime Minister of Belgium.
Vandervelde represents Belgium in negotiations intended to secure its frontier against renewed German aggression.
Article Four requires an alleged violation of the pact or Rhineland clauses to be brought before the League Council.
Article Two places the same non-aggression obligation on Belgium and Germany.
Vandervelde accepts the Rhineland Pact guaranteeing Belgium's frontier with Germany.
Vandervelde secures British and Italian guarantees of the Belgian-German frontier.
Vandervelde approves the bilateral arbitration convention governing disputes between Belgium and Germany.
Belgium accepts the mutual undertaking with Germany not to attack, invade or resort to war except under specified exceptions.
Vandervelde initials the final protocol on behalf of Belgium.
Discovers the asteroid later numbered and named 1052 Belgica.
Adds a Belgian-named object to the catalogue of minor planets.
Vandervelde adds Belgium's signature at the London ceremony, completing its participation in the Rhineland security system.
Lemaitre studies relativistic cosmology and begins work that will connect general relativity to cosmic expansion
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