Red Summer - First wave of the Great Migration
Time: 1919
Place: U.S.
Details: By 1919, an estimated 500,000 African Americans had emigrated from the Southern United States to the industrial cities of the Northeast and Midwest in the first wave of the Great Migration (which continued until 1940).
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Joseph Stalin-Bolsheviks won the War
 1919  - Russia


Armenian Genocide-Organised Courts-martial
 1919  - Istanbul, Turkey (then Ottoman Empire)


Louis Armstrong-Kid Ory's band
 1919  - New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S.


Marcus Garvey-International League for Darker People
 Thursday Jan 2, 1919  - U.S.


Winston Churchill-Lloyd George moved Churchill to the War Office
 Jan, 1919  - England, United Kingdom


Theodore Roosevelt-Death
 Sunday Jan 5, 1919  - Sagamore, Massachuesetts, U.S.


Weimar Republic-Spartacist uprising
 Sunday Jan 5, 1919  - Germany


Spanish Flu-San Francisco's New Year
 Sunday Jan 5, 1919  - San Francisco, California, U.S.


Dwight D. Eisenhower-Major was assigned in 1919 to a transcontinental Army convoy to test vehicles and dramatize the need for improved roads in the nation
 1919  - U.S.


Spanish Flu-The Third  Wave
 Jan, 1919  - U.S.


Edward VIII-A Tour in Canada
 1919  - Bedingfield ranch, near Pekisko, Alberta, Canada


Armenian Genocide-Paris Peace Conference
 Saturday Jan 18, 1919  - Paris, France


Edward VIII-Death of the youngest brother
 Saturday Jan 18, 1919  - Wood Farm, Sandringham, England, United Kingdom


World War II-Paris Peace Conference
 Saturday Jan 18, 1919  - Paris, France


United Nations-Paris Peace Conference
 Saturday Jan 18, 1919  - Paris, France


Irish War of Independence-First Dáil
 Tuesday Jan 21, 1919  - Dublin, Ireland


Irish War of Independence-Soloheadbeg Ambush
 Tuesday Jan 21, 1919  - Soloheadbeg, Ireland


Irish War of Independence-Breakaway Government
 Tuesday Jan 21, 1919  - Ireland


Hungarian–Romanian War-The Romanian Army Controlled All The Territory To The Maros River
 Wednesday Jan 22, 1919  - Romania


League of Nations-The conferees agreed to form the League of Nations after World War I
 Saturday Jan 25, 1919  - Paris, France


Treaty of Versailles-An armistice was temporary during the war
 Jan, 1919  - Germany


Martin Bormann-Finishing his Service
 Feb, 1919  - Germany


Weimar Republic- Friedrich Ebert was elected President of the Weimar Republic
 Thursday Feb 6, 1919  - Germany


Desmond Doss: Hacksaw Ridge-Birth
 Friday Feb 7, 1919  - Lynchburg, Virginia, U.S.


Edward VIII-President of the organizing committee for the proposed British Empire Exhibition
 1919  - Wembley Park, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom


W. E. B. Du Bois-Du Bois traveled to Europe to attend the first Pan-African Congress
 Wednesday Feb 19, 1919  - Paris, France


Hungarian–Romanian War-The Paris Peace Conference
 Friday Feb 28, 1919  - Paris, France


Korean War-The Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea
 Saturday Mar 1, 1919  - Korea


Hungarian–Romanian War-Hungary Received Notification of The New Demarcation Line
 Wednesday Mar 19, 1919  - Hungary


Hungarian–Romanian War-Releasing Béla Kun
 Thursday Mar 20, 1919  - Hungary (then Kingdom of Hungary)


Hungarian–Romanian War-The Successful Communist Coup d'état
 Friday Mar 21, 1919  - Hungary (then Kingdom of Hungary)


Hungarian–Romanian War-Occupation of Tiraspol
 Friday Mar 21, 1919  - Tiraspol, Moldova


Hungarian–Romanian War-Beginning The Retreat of The Hungarian Army behind The demilitarized Zone
 Saturday Mar 22, 1919  - Hungary


Benito Mussolini-Mussolini re-formed the Milan fascio as the Fasci Italiani di Combattimento
 Sunday Mar 23, 1919  - Italy


Armenian Genocide-Morphine overdose
 Wednesday Mar 26, 1919  - Turkey (then Ottoman Empire)


Hungarian–Romanian War-Sending South African General Jan Smuts To Hungary
 Friday Apr 4, 1919  - Hungary


Irish War of Independence-Ostracism of RIC men was announced
 Friday Apr 11, 1919  - Ireland


Red Summer-Jenkins County, Georgia, riot of 1919
 Sunday Apr 13, 1919  - Jenkins County, Georgia, U.S.


Hungarian–Romanian War-The Hungarians Launched a Preemptive Attack.
 Tuesday Apr 15, 1919  - Romania


Hungarian–Romanian War-Romania Planned To Take an Offensive Action
 Wednesday Apr 16, 1919  - Romania


Hungarian–Romanian War-The Hungarian Front was broken
 Friday Apr 18, 1919  - Hungary (then Kingdom of Hungary)


Hungarian–Romanian War-Romania Took Nagykároly
 Saturday Apr 19, 1919  - Carei (Nagykároly), Romania


Hungarian–Romanian War-Romania Took Nagyvárad and Nagyszalonta
 Sunday Apr 20, 1919  - Nagyvárad (Oradea), Romania - Nagyszalonta (Salonta), Romania


Marcus Garvey-Circulation of Negro World was nearing 10,000
 1919  - U.S.


Hungarian–Romanian War-Romania occupied Debrecen
 Wednesday Apr 23, 1919  - Debrecen, Hungary


Hungarian–Romanian War-Békéscsaba Fell To Romanian Forces
 Saturday Apr 26, 1919  - Békéscsaba, Hungary


Hungarian–Romanian War-Breaking Through The Tisza River defense Lines
 Tuesday Apr 29, 1919  - Szolnok, Hungary


Hungarian–Romanian War-French Foreign Minister Stéphen Pichon Summoned Ion I.C. Brătianu
 Wednesday Apr 30, 1919  - Paris, France


Hungarian–Romanian War-Romania Was Ordered To Leave Bessarabia
 Thursday May 1, 1919  - Moldova (Then Bessarabia)


Hungarian–Romanian War-Romania controled The Entire East bank of The Tisza River
 Thursday May 1, 1919  - Tisza River, Hungary


Hungarian–Romanian War-Hungary Sued For Peace
 Friday May 2, 1919  - Hungary

World War 1-Paris Peace Conference
 1919  - Paris, France


Anna May Wong-The Red Lantern
 Sunday May 4, 1919  - U.S.


Red Summer-National Conference on Lynching
 Monday May 5, 1919  - Carnegie Hall, New York City, New York, U.S.


Harry S. Truman-Honorably Discharged from the Army
 Tuesday May 6, 1919  - U.S.


Red Summer-Charleston riot of 1919
 Saturday May 10, 1919  - Charleston, South Carolina, U.S.


Hungarian–Romanian War-The Bolshevik Soviet Russian Troops' Large Attack On Bessarabia
 Saturday May 10, 1919  - Moldova (Then Bessarabia)


Red Summer-Vicksburg riots
 Thursday May 15, 1919  - Vicksburg, Mississippi, U.S.


Carter G. Woodson-Red Summer
 May, 1919  - U.S.


Disasters with highest death tolls-Mount Kelud
 Monday May 19, 1919  - Indonesia


Ottoman Empire-Turkish War of Independence
 Monday May 19, 1919  - Ottoman Empire


W. E. B. Du Bois-Red Summer
 1919  - U.S.


Hungarian–Romanian War-Hungary Attacked Miskolc
 Tuesday May 20, 1919  - Miskolc, Hungary


Red Summer-We return from fighting
 May, 1919  - U.S.


Red Summer-Milan riot
 Sunday May 25, 1919  - Milan, Georgia, U.S.


Hungarian–Romanian War-The Action at Tighina
 Tuesday May 27, 1919  - Bender (Then Tighina), Moldova


Red Summer-New London riot
 Thursday May 29, 1919  - New London, Connecticut, U.S.


Mao Zedong-Graduation
 Jun, 1919  - Changsha, Hunan, China


Ho Chi Minh-Arriving in Paris
 Jun, 1919  - Paris, France


Hungarian–Romanian War-The Tensions In Bessarabia Had Eased
 Jun, 1919  - Moldova (Then Bessarabia)


Hungarian–Romanian War-Romania was Forced Into Further Retreat
 Tuesday Jun 3, 1919  - Tisza River, Hungary


Treaty of Versailles-The German government refused to sign the treaty
 Jun, 1919  - Germany


W. E. B. Du Bois-The True Brownies
 1919  - U.S.


Marcus Garvey-Two million members
 Jun, 1919  - U.S.


Marcus Garvey-There were tensions between UNIA and the NAACP
 1919  - U.S.


Marcus Garvey-Amy Jacques became his personal secretary
 1919  - U.S.


Marcus Garvey-UNIA also began selling shares for the Black Star Line
 1919  - New York City, New York, U.S.


Hungarian–Romanian War-Hungary Signed an armistice With Czechoslovakia
 Monday Jun 23, 1919  - Hungary


Red Summer-John Hartfield was burned
 Thursday Jun 26, 1919  - Ellisville, Mississippi, U.S.


Treaty of Versailles-Versailles Peace Treaty Signing
 Saturday Jun 28, 1919  - France 


Harry S. Truman-Marriage
 Saturday Jun 28, 1919  - U.S.


League of Nations-Establishment of League of Nations
 Saturday Jun 28, 1919  - Geneva, Switzerland


Spanish Flu-President Woodrow Wilson Collapses
 Saturday Jun 28, 1919  - Versailles, Yvelines, France


John Maynard Keynes-Financial representative for the Treasury to the 1919 Versailles peace conference
 Saturday Jun 28, 1919  - Versailles, Paris, France


United Nations-Treaty of Versailles was signed
 Saturday Jun 28, 1919  - Palace of Versailles, Paris, France


Red Summer-Small disturbance in San Francisco
 Monday Jun 30, 1919  - San Francisco, California, U.S.


Adolf Hitler-Verbindungsmann
 Jul, 1919  - Germany


Red Summer-Bisbee Riot
 Thursday Jul 3, 1919  - Bisbee, Arizona, U.S.


Hungarian–Romanian War-The Hungarian Army Had Retreated South of The Hungarian–Czechoslovak demarcation Line
 Friday Jul 4, 1919  - Hungary


Red Summer-Dublin, Georgia riot
 Sunday Jul 6, 1919  - Dublin, Georgia, U.S.


Red Summer-Longview race riot
 Thursday Jul 10, 1919  - Longview, Texas, U.S.


Armenian Genocide-Damat Ferid Pasha
 Friday Jul 11, 1919  - Istanbul, Turkey (then Ottoman Empire)


Hungarian–Romanian War-The Coordinated Attack against Hungary
 Friday Jul 11, 1919  - Hungary


Red Summer-Garfield Park riot
 Monday Jul 14, 1919  - Garfield Park, Indianapolis, U.S.


Red Summer-Port Arthur riot
 Tuesday Jul 15, 1919  - Port Arthur, Texas, U.S.


Red Summer-If We Must Die
 Jul, 1919  - U.S.


Red Summer-Washington race riot
 Saturday Jul 19, 1919  - Washington D.C., U.S.


Hungarian–Romanian War-The Hungarian Infantry Crossed The Tisza River and Attacked Romanian Positions.
 Sunday Jul 20, 1919  at 03:00:00 AM  - Hungary


Red Summer-New York race riots
 Sunday Jul 20, 1919  - New York City, New York, U.S.


Hungarian–Romanian War-The Hungarians Army took Rakamaz
 Sunday Jul 20, 1919  - Rakamaz, Hungary

