Secretary-General
Becomes the League's first Secretary-General.
Explore 82 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1920.
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Becomes the League's first Secretary-General.
Birth of Alf Ramsey
Elected Member of Parliament for Plymouth, 1st woman MP
Walker scores twice on his debut and begins a club-record scoring career.
Birth of George Hardwick
The Allies occupy Constantinople
Parliament examines the company's pre-government marketing agreement to supply Shell through the end of 1922.
North Persia Oils concludes a sale agreement connected with acquisition of northern Persian concession interests.
Ducat captains Villa to an extra-time FA Cup final victory over Huddersfield Town.
Britain receives the Mesopotamia mandate after Ottoman defeat.
Britain receives the Palestine mandate at San Remo.
A company linked with Anglo-Persian is incorporated to pursue former Russian oil interests in northern Persia.
French is created Earl of Ypres after the war.
Created the Duke of York & takes his seat in the House of Lords
At Spa, Lloyd George supports using the previously proposed Allied eastern line as the basis for an armistice in the Polish-Soviet War.
Curzon sends Soviet Foreign Commissar Chicherin the British armistice proposal that gives the provisional Allied boundary its enduring name.
Curzon's proposal extends the earlier provisional line south through Galicia, west of Rawa Ruska and east of Przemysl, to the Carpathians.
Curzon's note proposes that Polish forces withdraw to the provisional eastern line established by the Peace Conference.
The British armistice proposal calls for Soviet forces to remain fifty kilometres east of the proposed line outside Eastern Galicia.
Administers Palestine under British mandate authority.
The Allies complete the occupation of Constantinople
Under the Treaty of Sevres Turkey cedes Cyprus to Britain
Under the Treaty of Sevres a League of Nations mandate awards Transjordan to Britain
Under the Treaty of Sevres Turkey cedes Cyprus to Britain. Under the Treaty of Sevres a League of Nations mandate awards Transjordan to Britain
Birmingham's new municipal orchestra gives its first public concert.
The Polish-Soviet preliminary peace agreement adopts a frontier substantially east of the Curzon proposal, reducing its immediate role as a settlement line.
Miners walk out & make a claim for 2 shillings more per week
The Miners return to work
Birth of Roy Harris Jenkins, later Labour minister, SDP founder and Liberal Democrat peer.
Roy Jenkins is born to Arthur Jenkins, a miners' leader and later Labour MP.
Roy Jenkins is born to Hattie Harris Jenkins in a Welsh Labour household.
Is born into a Welsh Labour family led by miners' representative Arthur Jenkins.
Birth of Adge Cutler, later associated with Bristol folk music.
Directs his 1st feature length film, "The Kid"
Anglo-Persian offers one million pounds to settle disputed Persian royalty claims through the Armitage-Smith negotiations.
Appointed Attorney General to the Prince of Wales
Introduces a force of ex-servicemen counter the threat of the IRA
Curtis became associated with Brentford's early Football League years, preceding the rise that transformed the club during the interwar period.
Appointed Brigadier-Major to the 17th Infantry Brigade in Cork
Appointed Chief Scout of the World
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