1924

The year 1924 was marked by significant global events. In the United States, Calvin Coolidge became president after Warren G. Harding's death and promoted economic growth and stability. The Treaty of Lausanne redefined Turkey’s borders, ending the Ottoman Empire's remnants. In the Soviet Union, Joseph Stalin consolidated power, initiating policies that would shape its future. The Olympic Games were held in Paris, showcasing international athletic talent. Advances in technology and culture flourished, with jazz music spreading worldwide. Overall, 1924 was a year of political shifts, international treaties, and cultural developments that set the stage for future changes.