Lex Anteinternet: March 2, 1921. Doomed rebellions and protomonarchies.

Tuesday, March 2, 2021

March 2, 1921. Doomed rebellions and protomonarchies.

Anti Bolshevik sailors took the Kronstandt fortress, on an island, but accessible from the mainland in February due to frozen ice.

Striking miners in the Italian occupied Croatian city of Labin declared a communist republic for the town. The rebellion is regarded as the first anti fascist rebellion in the world, but the reason for it being so regarded really isn't clear. The city was under Italian governance at the time, but while fascism was rising in Italy, it had not yet come into control of the Italian monarchy. The rebellion would last until April 8 when the Italian government put it down.

Abdullah I bin Al-Hussein relocated to Amman in anticipation of ruling the Emirate of Transjordan

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