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What happened in March 1920

• March 1, 1920: Miklós Horthy, a Hungarian Admiral and statesman, becomes the Regent of Hungary, solidifying his political power and shaping the country's political landscape.
• March 7, 1920: Syria declares independence from the Ottoman Empire, with Faisal I of Iraq as its king, marking a significant step in the region's history and the emergence of nation-states.
• March 10, 1920: Sweden establishes the world's first peaceful social democratic government led by Hjalmar Branting, setting a precedent for democratic transitions and social reforms.
• March 13, 1920: The Kapp Putsch, an attempted coup in Germany, briefly ousts the Weimar Republic government but fails due to public resistance and a general strike, highlighting the fragility of the post-war political order.
• March 15, 1920: The Ruhr Red Army, a communist force of 60,000 soldiers, forms in Germany, posing a challenge to the established government and escalating tensions during the post-war period.
• March 18, 1920: Greece adopts the Gregorian calendar, aligning its calendar system with most of Europe and facilitating international communication and trade.
• March 19, 1920: The United States Senate rejects the Treaty of Versailles, which aimed to end World War I, reflecting the country's isolationist sentiments and its reluctance to engage in international affairs.
• March 23, 1920: Miklós Horthy declares Hungary a monarchy without a reigning monarch, leaving the throne vacant and prolonging political uncertainty in the country.
• March 25, 1920: British recruits to the Royal Irish Constabulary arrive in Ireland during the Irish War of Independence, becoming known as the "Black and Tans" due to their improvised uniforms, escalating tensions and fueling the conflict.
• March 26, 1920: The German government seeks permission from France to deploy its troops against the rebellious Ruhr Red Army in the French-occupied area, highlighting the complex political dynamics and tensions in post-war Europe.
• March 28, 1920: The 1920 Palm Sunday tornado outbreak causes widespread devastation across the Great Lakes region and the Deep South of the United States, resulting in significant loss of life and property damage.
• March 29, 1920: Sir William Robertson, a British military leader, is promoted to Field Marshal, becoming the first person to rise from the rank of private to the highest rank in the British Army, demonstrating the possibilities of social mobility and military achievement.