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In 1918 there was an on going WWI and Britten was fighting with France, and France had just gasses the Germans, and many of them died. This was also when the war was coming to an end and Hitler was in the hospital, due to the gasses.

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 1919 Isaac McGrew The treaty of Versailles was a big moment in history because it stoped world war one.  

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 1919 Isaac McGrew The treaty of Versailles was a big moment in history because it stoped world war one.  

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In 1921, unemployment reached a peak of 2.5 million people. This is the largest amount of people unemployed because of war.

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In 1922, Ireland declared war on Britain. This caused the Irish civil war. They declared war because Britain wanted to sign a treaty that basically gave them full control of Ireland.

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1923  Isaac McGrew The Empire Stadium, Wembley, is opened to the public for the first time and holds the FA Cup Final between Bolton Wanderers and West Ham United football clubs.

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1923  Isaac McGrew The Empire Stadium, Wembley, is opened to the public for the first time and holds the FA Cup Final between Bolton Wanderers and West Ham United football clubs.

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Britten was getting payed by Germany, trying to rebuild their destroyed nation that was "caused" by Germany. So while that was happening they didn't seem to notice that Germany was falling, and its people were failing, because they were too caught up in their own country at that time. If they did notice they would have said something because they needed Germany to pay off the bills form the war, and if they noticed, I assume that they would have done something small to help.

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1925 Isaac McGrew The British Revolution is widely perceived as the cause of the "Troubled Mid-20s", also called the 1925/26 Upheaval, which led to a phase of extreme economic and political instability on a global level.

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1925 Isaac McGrew The British Revolution is widely perceived as the cause of the "Troubled Mid-20s", also called the 1925/26 Upheaval, which led to a phase of extreme economic and political instability on a global level.

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In 1929 The Slump, otherwise known as the Great Depression had struck Great Britain. Affecting people’s lives between 1929 and 1939 and beyond. In Britain, the impact was enormous and led some to refer to this dire economic time as the devil’s decade. Many people suffered and would undergo some terrible things.

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In 1931, The Slump, otherwise known as the Great Depression had already been around for a couple years. Britain in late 1931 began a slow recovery from the crisis, partially because the interest rates were also reduced and British exports were starting to appear more competitive on the global market. This led families to earn more money and support their family.

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In 1932 Hitler was appointed to become the chancellor of Germany, and he was struck with changing the laws, so he could intern have power later down the line, and he had started to make promises to the other people about restoring Germany. This is when Hitler began to rise and the Nazis with him, he also had the support of many middle class citations. He also was slowly killing mentally challenged people, and was starting to plant the seeds that everything that was happening was because of the Jews. While this was happening next door, Britten viewed it as that he was trying to help the people, and to help them he had to break the Treaty of Versailles, so they let it slide, hoping the Germany had learned what not to do, and that they wouldn't start another world war.

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In 1934, Germany faced a terrible tragedy that would go on to kill 266 people. This explosion, which killed 266 men, was one of the worst disasters in British mining history. Two hundred children were left fatherless where a 40% unemployment rate had already caused widespread poverty.

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1935 - Italy, France and Britain meet to discuss German rearmament - Jaxson A

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1935 - Italy, France and Britain meet to discuss German rearmament - Jaxson A

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In 1935, Great Britain scheduled a meeting with Italy and France to talk about Hitler and his German army. The Stresa Conference was intended to form a united front against Adolf Hitler and Germany, but Italian leader Benito Mussolini had plans with Hitler. Alongside Hitler, Mussolini would go on to attack Ethiopia for their land.

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In 1936, the Great Depression still had a tight hold of Great Britain. Poverty and mass unemployment as high as 70% led to many people on the march to London to deliver a petition to parliament asking for better living circumstances. The march did attract the sympathy of others but unfortunately failed to gain any attention and the poverty and the unemployment still continued to affect Great Britain.

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The invasion of Poland, also known as September campaign, 1939 defensive war and Poland campaign, was an attack on the Second Polish Republic by Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union which marked the beginning of World War II

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Between July 1937 and February 1938, the Japanese World War II offensive campaign continued in China, and Adolf Hitler became commander-in-chief of the German armed forces as well as German war minister.