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History on the year of 1933

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01 Jan 1933 WW2 Japanese troops attacked Hebei Province, China. 
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04 Jan 1933 WW2 Franz von Papen and Adolf Hitler met at the home of aristocratic banker Kurt von Schröder's home in Cologne, Germany and secretly made plans to together work against Chancellor Kurt von Schleicher. 
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04 Jan 1933 WW2 Henry Arnold was made the commanding officer of 1st Wing of US Army Air Corps. 
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05 Jan 1933 WW2 The secret meeting between Franz von Papen and Adolf Hitler in Cologne, Germany on the previous day was exposed to the public, damaging both men's reputation. 
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11 Jan 1933 RELIGIOUS In Hamburg, Germany, the Altona Confession was issued by area pastors, offering Scriptural guidelines for the Christian life, in light of the confusing political situation and the developing Nazi influence on the State Church.
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14 Jan 1933 WW2 Kliment Voroshilov was awarded the Order of the Red Banner of the Tajik Soviet Socialist Republic. 
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15 Jan 1933 WW2 Heinrich Prinz zu Sayn-Wittgenstein became a group leader (Kameradschaftsführer) in the Hitler Youth organization. 
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17 Jan 1933 WW2 US Congress approved the plan for the independence of the Philippine Islands. 
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29 Jan 1933 WW2 The SA organization of the Nazi Party was mobilized in Berlin, Germany to guard against what turned out to be a false rumor of a coup d'état against Adolf Hitler's attempt to become the German Chancellor. 
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30 Jan 1933 WW2 Werner von Blomberg was promoted to the rank of General der Infanterie. 
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30 Jan 1933 WW2 Adolf Hitler was named the Chancellor of Germany; three of the eleven cabinet posts were given to Nazi Party members. President Paul von Hindenburg required Vice Chancellor Franz von Papen to accompany Hitler for all meetings between the President and the Chancellor, thinking that would be sufficient to prevent Hitler from committing any drastic changes. As soon as 1700 hours on the very same day, Hitler made his first bid for greater power by demanding a re-election of the Reichstag, a motion which was defeated at this time. 
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30 Jan 1933 WW2 Prince Wilhelm married Princess Marianne of Prussia in Tabarz, Thüringen, Germany. 
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31 Jan 1933 WW2 The newly appointed German Chancellor Adolf Hitler made a half-sincere attempt to negotiate with the Center Party to form a majority in the Reichstag. As intended, the negotiation failed, which gave Hitler the grounds to demand a re-election in the Reichstag. The re-election was approved by Reichstag President and fellow Nazi Party member Hermann Göring, and was scheduled to take place on 5 Mar 1933. 
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01 Feb 1933 WW2 US Navy squadron VP-10 based at at Norfolk, Virginia, United States received the first delivery of P2Y-1 flying boat. 
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02 Feb 1933 WW2 In Berlin, Germany, Adolf Hitler met with top military leaders, ensuring that he would cooperate with the military, easing their fears that the Nazi SA organization would one day overtake the traditional military. On the same day, he attended the premiere of the film "Dawn" which was set in a doomed German submarine and was about sacrifice in war. 
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04 Feb 1933 WW2 A German emergency decree outlawed gathering of people against the national government and outlawed publication of any writing against the national government. 
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05 Feb 1933 WW2 A German emergency decree dissolved all elected bodies in Prussia. 
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06 Feb 1933 WW2 One day after all elected bodies in Prussia, Germany were dissolved, control of all police in Prussia were given to the national government. Most of the former police officials retired, and some of the positions vacated were given to Nazi Party members. 
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06 Feb 1933 WW2 E7K floatplane took its first flight. 
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08 Feb 1933 WW2 Roderick Carr was named the adjutant of RAF Depot Middle East at RAF Aboukir, Egypt. 
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09 Feb 1933 WW2 The Oxford Union debating society of Britain debated on the resolution: "That this House will in no circumstances fight for its King and Country". It was passed by 275 votes to 153 and became one of the most well-known and notorious debates conducted by the Union. 
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10 Feb 1933 WW2 HMS Phaeton was ordered. 
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11 Feb 1933 WW2 The SA, in the Rhineland, Germany, were sworn in as police auxiliaries. 
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12 Feb 1933 WW2 British Field Marshal Sir William Robertson, the Chief of the Imperial General Staff (1915-1918), died aged 73. 
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15 Feb 1933 WW2 Giuseppe Zangara made an assassination attempt on President-Elect of the United States Franklin Roosevelt in Miami, Florida, United States. 
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20 Feb 1933 WW2 Filipp Golikov was awarded the Order of the Red Banner for the first time. 
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20 Feb 1933 WW2 Uyghur Committee for National Revolution announced a provisional Khotan government in Xinjiang Province, China with intention for an independent Islamic State. 
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21 Feb 1933 WW2 Battle of the Great Wall: Japanese troops, supported by Manchurian troops, attacked Rehe, China. 
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22 Feb 1933 WW2 Initial plans were made for a detention camp in Oranienburg, Germany. 
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22 Feb 1933 WW2 Hermann Göring established an auxiliary police force in Prussia, Germany, staffed mostly with members of the SA organization. 
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23 Feb 1933 WW2 Adolf Hitler announced his wish to gain Lebensraum for German people. 
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24 Feb 1933 WW2 Hermann Göring's auxiliary police raided Communist Party offices in Prussia, Germany and claimed to have found documents suggesting the Communists were planning a revolt against the German republic. 
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25 Feb 1933 WW2 The USS Ranger was launched as the first US Navy ship to be built solely as an aircraft carrier. 
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25 Feb 1933 WW2 Kliment Voroshilov was awarded the Order of the Red Banner of the Transcaucasian Socialist Federative Soviet Republic. 
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25 Feb 1933 WW2 Japanese troops captured Chaoyang, Baipiao, and Kailu in Rehe, China. 
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25 Feb 1933 WW2 The Lytton Commission reported to the League of Nations at Geneva, Switzerland that Japan had violated Chinese sovereignty and the establishment of the puppet state of Manchukuo was illegal. Japanese representative to the league Matsuoka Yosuke walked out of the conference hall as instructed by his superiors in Tokyo, Japan. 
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27 Feb 1933 WW2 The German Reichstag building was destroyed by fire. 10,000 political opponents of the Nazi Party, mostly communists, were subsequently arrested. 
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28 Feb 1933 WW2 German President Paul von Hindenburg issued the Reichstag Fire Decree, suspending key civil liberties in Germany. 
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01 Mar 1933 WW2 Kichisaburo Nomura was promoted to the rank of admiral. 
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01 Mar 1933 WW2 The construction for HMS Apollo was ordered. 
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02 Mar 1933 WW2 Chinese troops counterattacked against troops of the Japanese 4th Cavalry Brigade during the Battle of the Great Wall, achieving initial success, but the attack was ultimately beaten by superior firepower. 
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03 Mar 1933 WW2 Song Zheyuan received Zhang Xueliang's orders to defend the Xifengkuo area near the Great Wall in northern China. 
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04 Mar 1933 WW2 Battle of the Great Wall: Troops of the 139th Division of Chinese 32nd Corps repulsed a Japanese attack on the Lengkou Pass of the Great Wall. Elsewhere, the provincial capital of Rehe Province, Chengde, was captured by Japanese troops without opposition. 
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04 Mar 1933 WW2 Franklin Roosevelt was inaugurated as the thirty-second President of the United States. 
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04 Mar 1933 WW2 Henry Stimson stepped down from his position as the United States Secretary of State. 
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05 Mar 1933 WW2 Nazi Party received 44% of popular vote in Germany's last free election. 
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06 Mar 1933 WW2 Battle of the Great Wall: Troops of the Chinese 620th and 621st Regiments ambushed Japanese troops, slowing the advance but failing to stop it. 
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06 Mar 1933 WW2 Franklin Roosevelt mandated a bank holiday, originally planned for four working days, to ease the run on US banks. 
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07 Mar 1933 WW2 Battle of the Great Wall: Troops of 16th Brigade of Japanese 8th Division attacked Gubeikou Pass of the Great Wall, but the attack was repulsed by the Chinese 67th Corps. 
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08 Mar 1933 WW2 The French Army cavalry command issued a preliminary order for 45 AMR 33 light tanks.  
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09 Mar 1933 WW2 Members of the SA and Stahlhelm rioted against Jews in Germany. 
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09 Mar 1933 WW2 In Germany, SS leader Heinrich Himmler became the president of the München (Munich) police commission. 
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10 Mar 1933 WW2 During the First Battle of Hebei, General Guan Linzheng of Chinese 25th Division was wounded in battle near Gubeikou Pass of the Great Wall, and Du Yuming stepped up to serve as the acting divisional commander. 
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12 Mar 1933 WW2 Jews in Gedern, Germany were assaulted by others of the town. One of them was severely injured and was forced to remain hospitalized for the following year. 
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12 Mar 1933 WW2 Franklin Roosevelt held the first of a series of radio addresses, which would later be known as Fireside Chats, speaking on the banking crisis. 
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12 Mar 1933 WW2 A German ruling established two legal national flags: the reintroduced black-white-red imperial tricolor and the Nazi Party swastika flag. 
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12 Mar 1933 WW2 Du Yuming received orders to withdraw Chinese 25th Division from the area near Gubeikou Pass of the Great Wall in Hebei Province, China. 
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12 Mar 1933 WW2 Zhang Xueliang resigned his position as the head of the Beiping Military Committee. 
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12 Mar 1933 WW2 Oranienburg north of Berlin, Germany became the site of the first German concentration camp. 
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13 Mar 1933 WW2 Joseph Goebbels was named the Minister of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda, a cabinet-level position. 
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13 Mar 1933 WW2 He Yingqin was named the head of the Beiping Military Committee. 
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13 Mar 1933 WW2 US banks began to reopen after a week-long government-forced holiday. 
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15 Mar 1933 WW2 The Hakenkruez (Eagle-Swastika symbol) was introduced as part of the German military helmets. 
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17 Mar 1933 WW2 Song Ziwen stepped down as the acting chief of the Executive Yuan. 
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18 Mar 1933 WW2 Iwane Matsui was made a member of the Japanese Supreme War Council. 
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18 Mar 1933 WW2 Major General Kennosuke Otsuka was named the chief of staff of the Taiwan Army. 
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20 Mar 1933 WW2 Dachau Concentration Camp was established in Germany by the order of Heinrich Himmler; it was to be guarded by men of the SS. 
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21 Mar 1933 WW2 Battle of the Great Wall: Japanese troops captured Yiyuankou Pass of the Great Wall. 
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21 Mar 1933 WW2 Germany established a special court to handle crimes committed against the country. It was presided by three Nazi Party-affiliated judges and had no jury. 
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21 Mar 1933 WW2 The opening ceremonies of the German Reichstag were held at the Garrison Church in Potsdam, Germany. 
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21 Mar 1933 WW2 Franklin Roosevelt submitted his plan to establish the Civilian Conservation Corps to the United States Congress; it was initially opposed by organized labor leaders and even some members of the Democratic Party for the plan's militaristic organization, fascist appearance, and low wages (US$1 per day of work), but it would nevertheless be passed into law within ten days. 
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23 Mar 1933 WW2 German Reichstag passed the Law for Removing the Distress of People and Reich ("Enabling Act"), giving dictatorial powers to Hitler. It was to be in effect on 27 Mar 1933. 
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24 Mar 1933 WW2 Jews outside of Germany called for a boycott of German goods. 
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27 Mar 1933 WW2 The Enabling Act, which gave Hitler near-dictatorial powers, came into effect. 
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27 Mar 1933 WW2 Japan officially withdrew from the League of Nations. 
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27 Mar 1933 WW2 55,000 civilians staged a protest against Adolf Hitler in New York City, New York, United States. 
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31 Mar 1933 WW2 Franklin Roosevelt established the Civilian Conservation Corps. 
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01 Apr 1933 WW2 The SA organization of the Nazi Party boycotted Jewish shops, attorneys, and doctors across Germany. Jewish students were barred out of schools and universities. 
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01 Apr 1933 WW2 Josef Bühler joined the Nazi Party. 
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01 Apr 1933 WW2 Deutschland was commissioned into service. 
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01 Apr 1933 WW2 Admiral Scheer was launched at Wilhelmshaven dockyard in Germany. 
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01 Apr 1933 WW2 Maximilian von Weichs was promoted to the rank of Generalmajor. 
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04 Apr 1933 WW2 Germany began to exclude Jewish lawyers. 
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04 Apr 1933 WW2 In Germany, Works' Councils (Betriebsträte) were outlawed. They were replaced by "Trust Councils" (Vertrauensträte) elected by politically reliable (e.g. Nazi) candidates drawn up by works managers. 
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04 Apr 1933 WW2 Konrad Adenauer, the future post war Chancellor of West Germany, was removed by the Nazi Party from his post as Mayor of Köln (Cologne), Germany. Penniless, he sought sanctuary in the Benedictine monastery at the Maria Laach Abbey near Andernach, Germany. 
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05 Apr 1933 WW2 A council of German Christians, convened in Berlin, issued a call for a unified Protestant church faithful to the tenets of National Socialism, including the "Aryan cleansing" of the German church. 
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07 Apr 1933 WW2 Hitler announced the new "Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service" which, in effect, allowed the National Socialist Party the legal right to dismiss any State employee (often on the vaguest of grounds) and replace them with appointees of their own. Among the first workers fired were Jewish workers, with exceptions made for Jewish WW1 veterans. 
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07 Apr 1933 WW2 The Gau organization, the large permanent offices of the Reich representatives, was established in law to centralize the political structure of Germany. Hitler appointed himself as the Reich representative for Prussia. 
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08 Apr 1933 WW2 Battle of the Great Wall: The Chinese 29th Corps was evacuated from Xifengkou Pass of the Great Wall. 
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10 Apr 1933 RELIGIOUS Death of Henry Van Dyke, 81, an American Presbyterian clergyman and author. He is still remembered for two writings: a book, "The Story of the Other Wise Man" (1896), and a hymn, "Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee" (1908).
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11 Apr 1933 WW2 Battle of the Great Wall: Japanese troops captured Lengkou of the Great Wall. 
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12 Apr 1933 WW2 The Deutsche Studentenschaft (Student activists) declared a four-week programme of cultural cleansing, which would culminate on 10 May 1933 with a mass burning of blacklisted books (i.e. Jewish, Marxist and other "un-German" literature). 
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12 Apr 1933 WW2 The keel of submarine tender Taigei was laid down. 
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13 Apr 1933 WW2 The London Passenger Transport Board was established by the British Transport Minister Herbert Morrison (who would later be the Home Secretary during the Churchill premiership). 
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15 Apr 1933 WW2 Franklin Roosevelt exercised a new power given to his office by the United States Congress and force-purchased gold from gold hoarders. This was among his first steps in removing the US currency from the gold standard and to impose tighter control over the US currency. 
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20 Apr 1933 WW2 Vice Admiral Shizue Tsuda was named the commanding officer of the newly recommissioned Ryojun Military Port (previously known as Port Arthur; now Lushunkou, Liaoning Province, China), Kwantung Leased Territory in northeastern China. Rear Admiral Hisoharu Kubota was named Tsuda's chief of staff. 
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20 Apr 1933 WW2 Franklin Roosevelt ordered that no American could export gold without government authorization. 
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22 Apr 1933 WW2 Germany began to exclude Jewish students. 
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22 Apr 1933 RELIGIOUS American Bible teacher and author Kenneth E. Hagin traces his conversion to a saving Christian faith back to this date, at age 16.
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25 Apr 1933 WW2 Hitler appointed a prominent German Christian, Ludwig Müller (a former Army chaplain and an enthusiastic National Socialist), as his representative in the drawing up of a new constitution for a unified Reich church. 
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26 Apr 1933 WW2 Hermann Göring established the Gestapo as a small Prussian secret police organization. 
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27 Apr 1933 WW2 In Germany, Hermann Göring was appointed Minister of Aviation. 
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28 Apr 1933 WW2 In the Soviet Union, a Communist Party decree pointed out (correctly) that far too many careerist and political illiterates had been allowed into the party ranks during the collectivization and industrialization drive. Held in local public buildings, the party Chistka (Three-man purge commissions) was instructed to interrogate all local Communist officials, who were expected to declare their social origin, their activities for the Party and any derelictions of duty. The commissions had the authority to call witnesses, take statements and decide on a range of recommendations, ranging from confirmation of status down to expulsion from the party. 
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29 Apr 1933 WW2 In Germany the Verkehrsministeriuin (Ministry of Communications) was established by Adolf Hitler as a cover for a new air ministry. This was later renamed the Reichsluftfahrtministerium and to be headed by Hermann Göring as Reichskommisar for air, with Erhard Milch as his deputy. 
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29 Apr 1933 RELIGIOUS The Navigators trace their origin to this date, when founder Dawson Trotman began the work in San Pedro, CA. In 1943, this evangelical mission was formally incorporated, and is headquartered today in Colorado Springs, CO.
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01 May 1933 WW2 In Germany the NSDAP organisation, unable to cope with the 850,000 new requests for membership, called a moratorium on recruitment until May 1937, except for those already in affiliated organisations (SA, SS, Hitler Youth etc.). 
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01 May 1933 WW2 The noted academic, Carl Schmitt, Professor of Law at Berlin University in Germany, joined the National Socialist Party. It was through his influence that so many German academics and lawyers would be exulted to accept the new order. 
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02 May 1933 WW2 Hitler's Government dissolved the main Trade Union association, The German Free Trade Unions, occupied all its offices with the help of the SA and sequestrated its funds. 
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02 May 1933 WW2 Franklin Roosevelt established the Agricultural Adjustment Administration, which closely managed agricultural production in the United States, which included the policy of destroying excess farm supply to control prices. 
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05 May 1933 WW2 The First Battle of Shangai officially ended with the signing of the Shanghai Ceasefire Agreement. 
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09 May 1933 WW2 Ryujo was commissioned into service. 
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09 May 1933 WW2 Émile Bertin was launched at Saint-Nazaire, France. 
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10 May 1933 WW2 The German Labour Front was created. This vast corporation (which replaced the former Trade Union Associations) was intended to reconcile labourers, skilled workers and managers in a classless industrial structure for the benefit of the Reich. The German Labour Front would neither represent labour interests nor negotiate in determining wage rates (these functions being taken over by the new state commissioners without reference to the workforce). In addition striking was made illegal. 
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10 May 1933 WW2 After ten months of border skirmishing in the dispute Chaco region, Paraguay declared war on her northern neighbour Bolivia. The chief object of this declaration was to force a policy of strict neutrality on the part of Chile, Peru and Brazil, who all served as useful sources of supply to Bolivia. This was only partially successful as Chile's liberal definition of neutrality was more than offset by Argentina's benevolent attitude to Paraguay. 
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10 May 1933 WW2 Nazi Party members throughout Germany staged burnings of "unacceptable" books. 
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12 May 1933 WW2 Japanese troops took control of all major gates and passes of the Great Wall in Hebei Province. 
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18 May 1933 WW2 Franklin Roosevelt established the Tennessee Valley Authority for power generation and flood control in the namesake region in the United States. 
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20 May 1933 WW2 Battle of the Great Wall: Chinese troops began to withdraw from all Great Wall gates. 
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20 May 1933 WW2 Masafumi Arima was transferred from Battleship Division 3 to Cruiser Division 7. 
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20 May 1933 WW2 Joseph Rochefort was assigned to USS California, the flagship of the United States Navy Battle Fleet, as the assistant operations officer. 
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22 May 1933 WW2 The First Battle of Hebei ended as Chinese and Japanese representatives began to negotiate for a truce. 
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22 May 1933 WW2 Air Chief Marshal Sir Edward Ellington succeeded the late Sir Geoffrey Salmond as Chief of the Air Staff of Britain. 
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25 May 1933 WW2 The B-534 biplane fighter took its maiden flight. 
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26 May 1933 WW2 In Germany, legislation was passed allowing the state to confiscate the property of Communists. 
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28 May 1933 WW2 In an election in Danzig, Nazi Party members won 50% of total votes. 
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31 May 1933 WW2 The Tanggu Truce was signed between China and Japan to end the undeclared war between China and Japan, with terms extremely favorable to Japan. 
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31 May 1933 WW2 Uyghur guerilla fighters attacked Muslim Chinese troops at the oases of Aksu, Xinjiang, China; each side suffered several hundred casualties. 
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31 May 1933 WW2 Saburo Sakai joined the Japanese Navy. 
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01 Jun 1933 WW2 Werner Mölders was promoted to the rank of Fähnrich as he graduated from the Dresden military academy. 
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01 Jun 1933 WW2 Chelyabinsk Tractor Plant was established in Chelyabinsk, Russia.  
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02 Jun 1933 WW2 Frank Hawks flew Gamma 2A "Sky Chief" from Los Angeles, California, United States to New York, New York, United States in 13 hours, 26 minutes and 15 seconds. 
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06 Jun 1933 WW2 The French Army issued an order to Renault for the production of AMR 33 light tanks. 
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09 Jun 1933 WW2 The Republic of China passed the law for conscription for male citizens between the age of 18 and 45. 
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16 Jun 1933 WW2 Ramón Magsaysay married Luz Banzon in the Philippines. 
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16 Jun 1933 WW2 Franklin Roosevelt signed the National Industrial Recovery Act into law, which provided temporary business stimulation and expanded public works. 
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19 Jun 1933 WW2 Kenkichi Ueda was made the deputy chief of the Japanese Army General Staff. 
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20 Jun 1933 WW2 Nazi Party member Hermann Rauschning became the President of the Senate of Danzig. 
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22 Jun 1933 WW2 Adolf Hitler issued orders to dissolve the Social Democratic Party. 
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22 Jun 1933 WW2 The French Army cavalry command issued a second order for 20 AMR 33 light tanks. 
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23 Jun 1933 WW2 Hermann Göing issued a police directive to suppress all activities of the Social Democratic Party, including meetings and press, and ordered confiscation of all its property. 
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24 Jun 1933 WW2 The Catholic Christian trade unions in Germany were dissolved by Hitler's Government. Many Trade Union leaders were arrested and taken to camps and prisons. 
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26 Jun 1933 WW2 The MB.200 bomber took its first flight. 
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26 Jun 1933 WW2 The keel of HMS Amphion was laid down at the Royal Dockyard in Portsmouth, England, United Kingdom. 
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27 Jun 1933 WW2 The German National Front (formerly the German National People's Party, DNVP) voted to dissolve itself before being compelled to do so by Hitler. 
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01 Jul 1933 WW2 According to official German government reports published some time this month, 26,789 are in protective custody at various camps by this month. 
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01 Jul 1933 WW2 Vice Admiral Yurikazu Edahara succeeded Vice Admiral Shizue Tsuda as the commanding officer of the Ryojun Military Port (previously known as Port Arthur; now Lushunkou, Liaoning Province, China), Kwantung Leased Territory in northeastern China. 
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04 Jul 1933 WW2 The Bavarian People's Party in Germany dissolved itself. 
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04 Jul 1933 WW2 Hiroshi Nemoto was attached to the headquarters of the Japanese Army in China. 
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05 Jul 1933 WW2 The Center Party in Germany dissolved itself. 
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13 Jul 1933 WW2 The "Heil Hitler" salute became compulsory for all public employees in Germany; it was also compulsory during the singing of the National Anthem and the party hymn, the "Horst Wessel" song. Germans unable to raise their right arm through disability were permitted to raise the left. At the same time all public correspondence was supposed to carry the words "Heil Hitler" instead of "Sincerely" or "Best Wishes". 
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14 Jul 1933 WW2 The Nazi Party was officially declared the only legal political party in Germany. 
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14 Jul 1933 WW2 Germany passed laws that allowed revocation of citizenship for naturalized Jews. 
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14 Jul 1933 WW2 The constitution of the new unified Reich church was passed into law thus giving the National Socialists control over the German church. 
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14 Jul 1933 WW2 The idea of regular plebiscites was introduced into German law. Hitler explained this action in a speech as to ensure that the acts of the new government ultimately received their "lawful legalization" from the Volk in a more direct form than the medium of parliamentary elections permitted, ie. he was in effect by-passing the Reichstag. 
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15 Jul 1933 WW2 The Reich Food Estate was set up by German law, under the leadership of the party's chief agrarian spokesman, Walther Darré to oversee agricultural production and marketing. 
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15 Jul 1933 WW2 Germany required all corporations to be a member of a cartel to gain monopolistic efficiency. 
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17 Jul 1933 WW2 A production order was placed by the Czechoslovakian Army for 146 B-534 biplane fighters. 
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20 Jul 1933 WW2 After three months of negotiations Hitler's Government signed a concordat with the Vatican; in return for a Papal agreement not to interfere in German politics, the Germans confirmed all the confessional rights of the Catholic Church and the right to Catholic education. On the same day, the German government abolished the jurisdiction of civilian law over the military. 
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22 Jul 1933 WW2 HMS Hermes arrived at Sheerness in Kent, England, United Kingdom. 
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25 Jul 1933 WW2 Germany began to implement the sterilization program for the undesired populations. 
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26 Jul 1933 WW2 German de-naturalized its Jewish citizens. 
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27 Jul 1933 WW2 Nobuyoshi Muto stepped down as the commanding officer of the Japanese Kwantung Army in northeastern China. 
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28 Jul 1933 WW2 General Takashi Hishikari succeeded General Nobuyoshi Muto as the Governor-General of Kwantung Leased Territory in northeastern China. 
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29 Jul 1933 WW2 Takashi Hishikari was named the commanding officer of the Japanese Kwantung Army in northeastern China. 
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01 Aug 1933 WW2 Hugo Sperrle was promoted to the rank of Obserst. 
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01 Aug 1933 WW2 Capitaine de vaisseau Donval was named the commanding officer of Jeanne d'Arc. 
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01 Aug 1933 WW2 Major General Keikichi Ogushi was named the chief of staff of the Japanese Chosen Army in occupied Korea. 
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01 Aug 1933 WW2 General Iwane Matsui was named the commanding officer of the Taiwan Army. 
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02 Aug 1933 WW2 Irina Cioc took a flight from Bucharest to Constanta, Romania and became interested in aviation. 
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04 Aug 1933 WW2 Chuichi Nagumo was assigned to the committee establishing a training program for naval aviation. 
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11 Aug 1933 WW2 The Soviet Army accepted the five-turreted T-35 heavy tank design for production. 
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11 Aug 1933 WW2 The Soviet T-28 medium tank design was accepted for production. 
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11 Aug 1933 RELIGIOUS Birth of Jerry Falwell, U.S. Baptist clergyman. Pastor of Thomas Road Baptist Church in Lynchburg, Virginia, he has also been an active political lobbyist and once headed the Liberty Federation (formerly called Moral Majority), a Christian lobby which Falwell founded in 1979.
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15 Aug 1933 WW2 The keel of HMS Apollo was laid down at the Royal Dockyard in Devonport, England, United Kingdom. 
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19 Aug 1933 WW2 Bolzano was commissioned into service. 
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31 Aug 1933 WW2 Werner von Blomberg was promoted to the rank of Generaloberst. 
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05 Sep 1933 WW2 Irina Cioc began flight lessons in Romania. 
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12 Sep 1933 WW2 Godfrey Huggins became the prime minister of British Southern Rhodesia. He would hold the position for twenty years making him the longest serving Prime Minister in Commonwealth history. 
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13 Sep 1933 WW2 The character and powers of Walther Darré's German Reich Food Estate were defined in a law which introduced a nationwide organization of agricultural production, pricing and marketing. 
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20 Sep 1933 WW2 Rudolf Höss applied for a transfer into the SS organization and was given the rank of a SS recruit, SS-Anwärter. 
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21 Sep 1933 WW2 The keel of cruiser Georges Leygues was laid down by At. & Ch. de St. Nazaire-Penhoet at Saint-Nazaire, France. 
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21 Sep 1933 RELIGIOUS In Germany during Hitler's rise to power, Martin Niemoeller began organizing the Pastors' Emergency League. Over 7,000 churches joined, although some 2,500 later withdrew under Nazi pressure. (The League itself gave birth to the more famous Barmen Synod, formed in May 1934.)
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22 Sep 1933 WW2 Germany's Reich Culture Ministry passed laws banning Jewish writers and artists. 
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23 Sep 1933 WW2 Adolf Hitler made an announcement in Nürnberg, Germany stressing the importance of separating the functions of the Nazi SA organization and the German Army. 
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27 Sep 1933 WW2 A national synod at Wittenberg, Germany elected Ludwig Müller as Reich Bishop. Müller would formally accept his appointment by arriving at the same Schlosskirche where Luther had nailed his Ninety-Five to the door four centuries before. Müller was accompanied by church leaders wearing brown SA uniforms and a troop of soldiers in full marching order wearing a green bordered badge depicting the swastika and crucifix interlinked. 
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29 Sep 1933 WW2 Germany passed a hereditary farm law that protected farmers against potential predatory practices by financial institutions, but it also bound the farmers to the land comparable to serfs of the Medieval era. 
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01 Oct 1933 WW2 Erwin Rommel was made the commander of the 3rd Battalion of the 17th Infantry Regiment at Goslar, Germany. 
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01 Oct 1933 WW2 Walther von Brauchitsch was promoted to the rank of Generalleutnant. 
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01 Oct 1933 WW2 SS official Theodor Eicke expanded the punishment directives at Dachau Concentration Camp in Germany; these directives were later applied to all camps until the end of the European War. 
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01 Oct 1933 WW2 Prince Hiroyasu was made the chief of the Japanese Naval General Staff. 
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04 Oct 1933 WW2 In Germany, the "Law for Literary Leaders" dictated the content of what could now be written. A section of the law excluded Jews from the press, while another required all editors to be Aryans. 
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05 Oct 1933 WW2 Douglas Bader married Thelma Edwards. 
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06 Oct 1933 WW2 Habibullah Tarzi became the first Afghan ambassador to Japan. 
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11 Oct 1933 WW2 Vendetta was commissioned into service. 
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14 Oct 1933 WW2 Germany withdrew from the League of Nations. 
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20 Oct 1933 WW2 Iwane Matsui was promoted to the rank of general. 
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23 Oct 1933 WW2 The keel of Marseillaise was laid down by A. C. de la Loire in Nantes, France. 
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24 Oct 1933 WW2 Following Germany's withdrawal from the League of Nations and the International Disarmament Conference 10 days earlier, British Member of Parliament Winston Churchill gave an outspoken warning to the Parliament highlighting the dangers to peace posed by the growth of German military aviation. 
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27 Oct 1933 WW2 Irina Cioc received her pilot's license, becoming the second Romanian woman to do so. 
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01 Nov 1933 WW2 Captain Masao Kanazawa was named the commanding officer of Tenryu. 
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03 Nov 1933 WW2 Heinrich Himmler, Karl Maria Wiligut, and other SS figures visited Schloß Wewelsburg in Büren, Germany. 
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06 Nov 1933 WW2 The keel of submarine ShCh-307 was laid down by Baltiyskiy Zavod at Leningrad, Russia. 
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12 Nov 1933 WW2 The German people were asked to approve Germany's withdrawal from the League of Nations; 89.9% voted "Yes". 
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12 Nov 1933 WW2 The Reichstag election returned the first completely one-party German parliament. 
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13 Nov 1933 WW2 The Reich Chamber of Culture was officially launched under the auspices of Goebbel's Ministry of Propaganda. Under the executive presidency of Hans Hinkel, a former Freikorps fighter and Nazi Party member, the chamber assumed responsibility for all cultural activity in Germany. 
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15 Nov 1933 WW2 Hiroaki Abe became the commanding officer of Japanese Navy Destroyer Division 23. 
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15 Nov 1933 WW2 Chuichi Nagumo was named the commanding officer of heavy cruiser Takao. 
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15 Nov 1933 WW2 Nobutake Kondo was promoted to the rank of rear admiral and was named the chief instructor of the Japanese Naval War College. 
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15 Nov 1933 WW2 The keel of Montcalm was laid down by Société Nouvelle des Forges et Chantiers de la Méditerranée at La Seyne-sur-Mer, France. 
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15 Nov 1933 WW2 Naka received a new commanding officer. 
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15 Nov 1933 WW2 Masafumi Arima was promoted to the rank of commander. 
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15 Nov 1933 WW2 Kichisaburo Nomura was made a Naval Councilor on the Supreme War Council. 
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15 Nov 1933 WW2 Vice Admiral Yoshiyuki Niyama was named the commanding officer of the Mako naval port at Pescadores islands, Taiwan. 
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16 Nov 1933 WW2 Franklin Roosevelt recognized the Soviet Union. 
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16 Nov 1933 WW2 Submarine tender Taigei was commissioned into service. 
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17 Nov 1933 WW2 The first non-political prisoners were sent to concentration camps in Germany. 
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24 Nov 1933 WW2 Germany passed laws noting that a habitual criminal, defined as a person convicted of two criminal offenses, could be detained in a concentration camp indefinitely. 
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01 Dec 1933 WW2 Cachalot was commissioned into service. 
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09 Dec 1933 WW2 The keel of Shigure was laid down by the Uraga Dock Company in Uraga, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. 
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12 Dec 1933 WW2 Cruiser Köln returned from her first international voyage. 
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16 Dec 1933 WW2 Cruiser Astoria was launched, sponsored by Miss Leila C. McKay. 
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21 Dec 1933 WW2 France claimed the Spratly Islands and the Paracel Islands in the South China Sea for the colony of Cochinchina, which was a member of the French Indochina federation. 
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24 Dec 1933 WW2 Adolf Hitler granted amnesty to the about 27,000 prisoners currently being held in concentration camps; Hermann Göring and Heinrich Himmler would both circumvent this order, resulting in far fewer actually being released. 
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