Red Summer - Jenkins County, Georgia, riot of 1919
Time: Sunday Apr 13, 1919
Place: Jenkins County, Georgia, U.S.
Details: In rural Georgia, the riot of Jenkins County led to 6 deaths, as well as the destruction of various property by arson, including the Carswell Grove Baptist Church, and 3 black Masonic lodges in Millen, Georgia.
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George Washington-Father's Death
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Abraham Lincoln-Civil War Begin
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Second Sino-Japanese War-The Soviet–Japanese Neutrality Pact
Sunday Apr 13, 1941 - Moscow, Russia


World War II-Soviet–Japanese Neutrality Pact
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Bay of Pigs Invasion-The El Encanto Fire
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United Nations Conference on Trade and Development-Santiago Conference
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International Monetary Fund-Catastrophe Containment and Relief Trust
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Establishing of The Royal Military Academy
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First voyage of James Cook (1769)
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Occupition of Cairo in 1517
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April 1919


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


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
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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
1919


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-Breakaway Government
Tuesday Jan 21, 1919 - Ireland


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


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


Red Summer-First wave of the Great Migration
1919 - U.S.


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


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
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Marcus Garvey-Circulation of Negro World was nearing 10,000
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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
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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