The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-01-13
INTERNATIONAL
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4MN - fFffFN8 ENAa aff4 LOU RNaf -
sccsptea psaa Etslns ltaiy sovereignty
Jsn' E-HansarsB delegates yer.
handed the terms - peace
Jan is~GuuuUf d League Or Natiohs
heid fret uleatins 10 PARA
gaa ll-surramla .ouncll called on hni-
and % surrender former GERMAN EN-
Jaa 4lsapssms council gave Juso-
slasia fouf da1s to agree 70 me fi1iDe
settlement
Cismsnceaa retired from inc council OF
NE League q NauoaH
Jan 5 Holland refused 70 surrender
the former German emperor to The allies.
yuEo-hlaVih gwen more time 10 reply
20 proposed Plume settlement
Jan at-HattGe between Poles and hol-
shevtkt along the bFina reported.
Jan E-aeueTai Deniaine and stan ret-
aEess 81 British vessel a. ConstAnunople.
ian M-JBk8 slakta rejected The Adri-
ate compromises offered by Italy
Jan. - uarainiAns announced they nsd
captured Odessa
Jan u-gIadlt0stok seized by reyolu-
uonistE
Fsb g-Peao. concluded between Es-
thonia and soviet Russia
Teb List Of Germans accused or war
crimes headed BY former crown prince.
handed % German rsprss, ltauves 81
allies
Feb Russian soyie, troops entered
ydosss
Fsb l-AdmifaI Kolchak ana his pre-
naief executed % royoluuOnists.
Feb danes won toe plebiscite In
Tres,dsnt Wilson notined allies he would
GOT assent 70 proposed settlement OF
AdrtAuc question
FEB l~Ietts declared srmissies with
soviet Russia
Fab Il supreme council agreed sultan
MAJ remain "a Constantinople. under
guarantee.
on Holland fof eNTadiuon Of eA-kalaer'
Allies agreed Germany might ~ the
~af yanuala. rsserving the right 10 Try
hem themselves u results are contrary
% justice
Feb IJ-premiers OF allies sent conclli-
atory foply % wilson's note on the Aarl-
alto settlement
Espreme council decided on interna-
uonal.zation Of tie bafdanelies ana the
Fe6 so-Russ.an Boisheylk announced
the capture % ArclaHsei
Feb BuIsHeNikl uttUpiod Murmanak.
Feb A=aoN4et RUSSIA made Ouer az
pgape o. lHlted States, Japan ana hou-
niauA
OF utAlkiues kubaB GUssAck corps and
also thH capture 81 si8EfUpui
March b@ttulIaH1 uBHb tttuaed 70 sur
render tUrHef Haasf o. allies
March 3 EEeA-asHt Wilson again re-
jctted entente l5an concerning Auilalc
March 5@E0l snet6al drpisuvely defeated
by Poles al Aozir and holenbpsiiz.
April s-Japabeso troops occupied vIad.
iVusiuk
ApaI 6-Ffenrh occupied Frankfort and
Darmstndt because Germany Was sending
too Wau} troops into hunT district ana
vas Otherwise disresar1iug the treaty
Apr. s-eefmauy formally protested
against french advance
April l8AiHed pfsmicrs In conference
al san Reno decided sultan should re-
main "a Gunstantuuple and The Darda-
nclles should be interuatiouallzcd
Apul = suprcme council having
reached agreement on Turkey and Ger
many warned Berlin treaty must Dc car
ried out threatening force President
Wilson asked 20 determine boundaries oi
April ss-Poles started successful Of.
fensive against Boisheviki in Ukraine.
April ~ RussIans IN Nladiyostok region
yielded 10 All lapau's demands
May 6-Deumafk occupied North schles-
May s-Kiev taken BY the Poles
May s-MuscoN announced treaty of
peace between soviet Russia and republic
OF Georgia had been concluded.
May ti-Turkish treaty handed TO Otto
MAJ T5-Freneh evacuated Frankfort
MAJ s-Bolshevlkt drove British from
EnEeli Persia. and started counter ofIen-
awe against the Poles
MAY G-Canada filed reparation claims
Of isll 90 60 against Germany
May N-Capture OF Kesht, most impur-
tAnt Caspian seaport by Bolsheyiki an
June i-Jnpanese broke on negotiations
~ith Bolshevihi for buier state in sibe-
ria
June .-Tresv OF peace with Hungary
June k-Ruthenians decided TO join POLES
IN war on soviet Russia
June fi-Poies evacuated kiey
June n-l,olshevik opened midsummer
ariys against Poles
June gl-Elesenth Bersagiien regiment
Of Italian army mutinied az Ancona
shea ordered to Albania Other troops
ovsrpoWered rebels after battle In which
June s,-Four hundred Italian troops
stiiec In tWo-dsy hattie with anarchists
At Ancona and Piombino
July s-Boisheyiki captured LENDERS,
July 4-0reess captured BrussA 10 Asia
Minor from Turks
Jolly e-AIiied and German representa-.
DIVES met a. Spa, Belgium. 10 discuss
disarmament clause OF peace treaty
July g-FoTfreNs OF HoNno IN Nolhyuta
raptursd ey Buisheviki Poles forced TO
r~frrsf % 7aa-usite front
JuIy ie-pollsh forces evacuated Bresi-
LlIovsk wilma and plnsk
gulF u-Aifed supreme council agreed
shsvfu @ conclude armistlce betEeen
BofshfFik and Poles
Boisbssisi captured city Of Ninsk from
Joiy l.-AInss and Germans agreed on
ftbaaH,a ana Russia made reses ana
fcrtaef reFatHed towns from Poles
IuHr % Haet8n soviet ElffrafnF-f re.
ferged Kf9sh Eaee r.af 's t1r Poland
NvH HttaHk % h ttIA armies rre
pHfHeH tg l'uaHe tn Au4Yn.a tgE Reds
.rsatet fsas tertrre u ra.rt
Ia.Y 8 tHesllat eHHE- siei peace .negn-
uafnas ltEeet atH tft FHsa
Irs IAF#hA aetplt8 fierra terms
len rs asses sotitt Rass.s for
aruasute aaa aeN rgIta -ab.uet ~as
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