16 April 1938Agreement on Withdraw from the Spanish Civil WarBenito Amilicare Andrea Mussolini
Italy agrees to withdraw from the Spanish Civil War. Britain & Italy make a pact recognizing Italian rule in Ethiopia
Historical records for Italy in 1938, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Italy agrees to withdraw from the Spanish Civil War. Britain & Italy make a pact recognizing Italian rule in Ethiopia
Becomes the first and only manager to win two FIFA World Cups.
Scores twice as Italy defeat Hungary 4-2 in the World Cup final.
Captains Italy to a second consecutive World Cup title.
Scores two goals in Italy's 4-2 final victory over Hungary.
Sends an Ambasador to Hitler who wants a conference, Mussolini chooses Munich. Helps draw up a draft memorandum which Mussolini uses for framing the Munich Agreement
Hitler decides to hold a conference, Mussolini chooses Munich
Helps draw up a draft memorandum which Mussolini uses for framing the Munich Agreement
Ciano coordinated Italian communications concerning the proposed Munich conference.
Mussolini relayed a request for Hitler to postpone military action and proposed a four-power conference.
Hitler boards Mussolinis train at Kufstein prior to the Munich Conference
Acts as an interpreter between Hitler & the British & French Prime Minister's
Ciano accompanied Mussolini and recorded the conference discussions in his diary.
Mussolini presented proposals closely reflecting German demands and acted publicly as a mediator.
Mussolini signed the agreement and its annexes concerning guarantees and minority questions.
Hitler agrees German-Italian frontier arbitration between Hungary & Slovakia
Ciano joined Ribbentrop in arbitrating the First Vienna Award affecting Czechoslovak territory.
Parliament is recalled after a 6 month recess
Italy declares the 1935 pact with France invalid, because ratifications had not been exchanged
Appointed Ambassador of France
Ottorino Barassi, the Italian vice-president of FIFA and president of FIGC, secretly transported the trophy from a bank in Rome and hid it in a shoe-box under his bed to prevent the Nazis from taking it
Receives the Nobel Prize in Physics for neutron-induced radioactivity and nuclear reactions caused by slow neutrons.
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