London Stock Exchange closes
1914 · Event
As panic selling spreads from the continent, the Stock Exchange shuts its doors for the first time in its history; it stays closed until January.
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- Spanish flu pandemic (1918)
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- Irish revolutionary period (1912)
- Russian Revolution (1917)
- World War I (1914)
- Founding of the Soviet Union (1922)
- Pop music: the 1920s (1920)