Year 1932 in History - Important Historical Events of the year 1932

The year 1932 has a special significance of its own in India and world history. Let us know some such important events of the year 1932 such as: born famous people, death of famous people, war treaty, independence of a country, invention of new technology, change of power, important national and international day etc., knowing which your general Knowledge will increase.

Event__Date	Incident/Event
05 May	Japan and China signed peace agreements.
13 June	A peace agreement was signed between Britain and France.
29 June	The Soviet Union and China signed the Non-aggression Pact.
08 July	The US stock index Dow Jones reached a low of 41 points in the Great Depression.
24 July	Ramakrishna Mission Service Establishment was established.
30 July	The tenth modern Olympic Games began in Las Angeles, USA.
24 September	Poona Pack signed for the rights of untouchables at Yerwada Central Jail, Pune between Mahatma Gandhi and Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar.
24 September	Bengal's revolutionary nationalist Pritilata Wadeedar became the first woman to lay down her life for the country's independence.
03 October	Iraq gained independence from British rule.
11 October	For the first time, the political program was broadcast by CBS in New York.
29 November	The Soviet Union and France tried not to attack each other.
19 December	The BBC started its international services to Australia.
23 December	Artificial rubber was first created by an English scientist named Mill.
28 December	Dhirubhai Ambani, founder of business giant Reliance Industries, was born.
04 January	Viceroy Willingdon of the British East Indies arrested Mahatma Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru.
28 February	Dhirubhai Ambani, founder of business giant Reliance Industries, was born.
24 March	For the first time in America, radio broadcasting was done by moving train.
29 March	Jack Benny made his program debut on radio in the US.
28 April	It was announced to develop yellow fever vaccine for humans.
06 January	Joseph Lyons became the 10th Prime Minister of Australia.
21 February	André Tardié became the Prime Minister of France for the third time.
30 March	The autobiography of Frank Lloyd Wright was published.
04 April	Vyzislav Marinkovic became Prime Minister of Yugoslavia.
12 May	Wilhelm Groener resigned as Germany's defense minister.
11 June	Mohammed Ali Al-Abid became the first President of Syria.
13 July	The British and French government negotiated a settlement in Lausanne.
15 August	Eusebioala became the President of Paraguay for the second time.
11 September	16 died in a train accident in Athens.
22 October	Charles de Brockville became Prime Minister of Belgium.
18 December	Joseph Paul-Boncour became Prime Minister of France.
09 March	Éamon de Valera, one of the dominant political figures in twentieth-century Ireland, became President of the Executive Council of the Irish Free State.
19 March	The Sydney Harbor Bridge, a major landmark of Australia, Sydney, and the world's highest steel arch bridge, was opened.
05 May	The incident of 28 January or the first Shanghai event was a conflict between the Republic of China and the Empire of Japan in 1932, which was stopped from the Shanghai ceasefire agreement signed by the two countries on 5 May.
09 May	Pikadili Circus was first burnt with electricity on 9 May 1932. Pisadili Circus is known for neon signals for its video displays and advertisements. Initially the incandescent light bulbs were used to perform, later it was replaced by neon lights and increasing signals that were replaced by the LED display by 2011.
24 June	A group of military and citizens created a bloodless Kapin Siam, which ended the complete rule of the Chakeri dynasty.
01 July	Australia's National Broadcasive, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, was formed
09 July	The Brazilian's federal government rebelled the state of Sao Paulo. It launched the constitutional revolution in Brazil. The incident occurred when the Gateuelo class forcibly declared himself the President of Brazil. Local people of the state revolted against it and thus started a constitutional revolution.
28 July	US President Herbert Hoover ordered the removal of the 'Bonus Army'-a group of veterans who were occupying government property to demand immediate payment for payment of money.
16 September	Mahatma Gandhi started his hunger strike in efforts to end the new Birti caste separation laws.
23 September	The Empire of Nejd and Hedge merged with Al-Hasa and Katif to build the kingdom of Saudi Arabia, with Ibn Saud as the first Raj and Riyadh capital.
03 October	Iraq became a sovereign state with full freedom from Great Britain.
15 October	Tata Airlines made their first flight today.
02 November	The Australian Army launched a war against US AIMS, highlighting the low -indigenous bird convicted for widespread damage to crops in Western Australia.
01 December	The explosions in sewers and gas pipes within 6 square miles in the North Montreal city created panic and fear among the candidates.
05 December	The Soviet Union decided to transfer the distribution of food, clothes and other supply to factories from the government's hands. The public was to be given ration cards and it was up to factories to buy goods.
19 December	The BBC started its world service, now the world's largest broadcaster is the BBC Empire Service.

Event__Date	Incident/Event
25 June	The Indian cricket team played its first Test match at the Lord's ground in Britain.
26 September	Manmohan Singh, the 13th Prime Minister of the country, was born in a village in the Punjab province of undivided India.
27 September	The romance king of Indian films Yash Chopra was born.
29 September	India's famous comedian and producer-director Mahmood was born.
08 October	Indian Air Force was established. It was then formed as an auxiliary air force of the British Raj.
15 October	The Tata company launched the country's first air line called Tata Sons Limited. This company was called Air India after its acquisition by the Government of India.
24 December	England great batsman Colin Cowdrey was born in the city of Bangalore, India. He was the first cricketer in the world to play 100 Tests. He played a total of 114 Tests.
19 November	The third Round Table Conference on Indian Independence opened in London.
26 September	Mahatma Gandhi admitted to breaking his fast after 6 days and 5 o'clock. It is after the British government approved the agreement plan on the privileges of Indian untouchables, "Shudras" in the legislative elections.
08 October	The Indian Air Force was established as an assistant Air Force of the Indian Empire.
15 October	India's flag carrier Air India started operating Tata Airlines.

Birth	Name/Category/Country
26 September	Dr Manmohan Singh / Politician / India
07 April	Jayanti Patnaik / Social Worker / India
01 August	Meena Kumari / Actress / India
01 January	Mohsina Kidwai / Politician / India
01 May	S. M. Krishna / Politician / India
05 January	C Rangarajan / Economist / India
05 January	Chakravarthi Rangarajan / Economist / India
05 January	Kalyan Singh / Politician / India
05 December	Nadira / Actress / India
06 December	Kamleshwar / Author / India
07 April	Smt. Jayanti Patnayak / Socialist / India
08 July	Ghulam Hassan Sofi / Singer / India
10 May	K. Sivathamby / Teacher / India
10 March	Udupi Ramachandra Rao / Engineer / India
15 January	Jagannath Pahadia / Politician / India
15 April	Suresh Bhat / Poet / India
15 December	T. N. Seshan / Civil Servant / India
15 June	Zia Fariduddin Dagar / Singer / India
21 December	U R. Ananthamurthy / Writer / India
21 December	U. R. Ananthamurthy / Poet / India
24 December	Colin Cowdrey / Cricketer / India
25 March	Aziz Mushabber Ahmadi / Lawyer / India

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