BOOK 1. UNMASKING THE HIDDEN. N. LEVASHOV'S «SVETL BROOM» IN A. KHATYBOV'S «BATH SCHOOL» AND A LABOUR SPADE.

F. Shkrudnev N. Levashov's «SvetL Broom» in A. Khatybov's «Bath School» and A Labour Spade 393 1924 The first Labor government in Britain. It is replaced by a conservative government after the general elections in November. Lenin died. In Italy, the fascists are killing the liberal Italian writer Matteotti. Dawes Plan to mitigate the debt burden of Germany. 1925 The French are attacked by the forces of Abdal-Krim in Morocco and the Druze in Syria. Reichsmark in Germany. The pact in Locarno. Reza-khan dismisses the Shah of Persia and later becomes the shah himself. 1926 The French franc falls to the value of one penny, but is then stabilized by the new anti-crisis coalition government. Fall of Abd al-Krim. 1927 The British government makes a raid on Russian business offices in London and breaks diplomatic relations with Russia. The failure of the conference on disarmament in Geneva. 1928 Kellogg, the Secretary of State in the government of President Coolidge, proposes a system of treaties by which all great powers refuse war. The military industry remains untouched. The development of military equipment and the development of gas and bacteriological weapons continue. The beginning of the five-year plan in Russia 1929 The second Labor government in Britain by the results of general elections. The resumption of relations between Britain and Russia. Hoover is the president of the United States. Ubiquitous fall in prices and rising unemployment. Jung's plan to mitigate German military debts. 1930 The conference on naval disarmament in London with trivial results. The new frightening fascist party appears in the German Reichstag under the leadership of an Austrian named Hitler 1931 Spain becomes a republic (April). Economic instability in Germany is growing, and President Hoover offers an year suspension in the payment of reparations. This is followed by the financial crisis in Britain. The Labor government gives way to the "national" government, which pledged to support the gold standard, which later is rejected. MacDonald, a former leader of the Labor Party, retains the post of prime minister, skillfully skirting all political whirlpools. 1932 Geneva Conference on Disarmament. 1933 The law on additional powers in Germany – Adolf Hitler, the law against the formation of new parties, the ban of all parties except Nazi. In the US, Roosevelt's new course (the restoration of the national economy and improvement in agriculture). The Roman Pact. 1934 A number of laws adopted in Germany within the framework of state (imperial) reorganization, "the night of long knives". Paul von Hindenburg died. Oath of the military to A. Hitler, the combination of the posts of the president and the Chancellor – the Fuhrer 1935 In the US, Wagner's law (New Deal of F. Roosevelt). 1936 Military mutiny led by Francisco Franco (slogan – the protection of religion and traditional values). The Civil War in Spain. The Convention in Montreux – Turkey got the straits of the Bosporus and the Dardanelles. 1937 The Brunet operation in Spain. Brussels Conference. 1938 German troops enter Austria. Battle of the Ebro River in Spain. The troops of Franco stopped the offensive on Valencia. France calls for reservists. The Germans break off relations with Czechoslovakia. Conference in Munich – an agreement on the issue of the German military occupation. Chamberlain carries to London "honorable peace." 1939 In Spain, nationalists capture Madrid (the Madrid battle), the end of the civil war. Meeting of representatives of the USSR, Britain and France –