1931

The year 1931 was marked by significant global events amidst the Great Depression. The economic downturn caused widespread unemployment and hardship. Notably, Japan invaded Manchuria, signaling increased militarization in Asia. In finance, Austria's bank failures triggered a regional banking crisis. In the United States, Herbert Hoover was president, and discussions about economic recovery intensified. The year also saw advancements in science, arts, and technology, reflecting both challenges and resilience worldwide. Overall, 1931 was a year of economic struggles, geopolitical tensions, and cultural developments that shaped future global history.