12 August 1933Fall of MachadoGerardo Machado
Leaves Cuba after army pressure and mass opposition.
Historical records for Cuba in 1933, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Leaves Cuba after army pressure and mass opposition.
Becomes provisional president after Machado's fall.
During a national strike the Cuban army forces Machado into exile and installs Carlos Manuel de Cespedes, son of Cuba's founding father, as President
During a national strike the Cuban army forces Machado into exile and installs Carlos Manuel de Cespedes, son of Cuba's founding father, as President
During a national strike the Cuban army forces Machado into exile and installs Carlos Manuel de Cespedes, son of Cuba's founding father, as President
A national strike undermines Machado's dictatorship.
During a national strike the Cuban army forces Machado into exile and installs Carlos Manuel de Cespedes, son of Cuba's founding father, as President
Helps lead the Sergeants' Revolt against the officer corps.
Is overthrown after the Sergeants' Revolt.
Takes office in the revolutionary Hundred Days Government.
During a second coup, led by sergeants most notably Fulgencio Batista, Cespedes is overthrown, leading to the formation of the first Ramon Grau San Martin Government
During a second coup, led by sergeants most notably Fulgencio Batista, Cespedes is overthrown, leading to the formation of the first Ramon Grau San Martin Government
During a second coup, led by sergeants most notably Fulgencio Batista, Cespedes is overthrown, leading to the formation of the first Ramon Grau San Martin Government
During a second coup, led by sergeants most notably Fulgencio Batista, Cespedes is overthrown, leading to the formation of the first Ramon Grau San Martin Government
Defeats an attempted Coup by the Army
During a second coup, led by sergeants most notably Fulgencio Batista, Cespedes is overthrown, leading to the formation of the first Ramon Grau San Martin Government. Appointed President of Cuba, 1st term
Santa Cruz del Sur is destroyed by a cyclone
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