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December 1, 1931: Soviet Union institutes new six-day week policy, allowing workers and children one day off (marked in blue) for every five days worked Soviet calendar 1933 color.jpg
December 1, 1931: Soviet Union institutes new six-day week policy, allowing workers and children one day off (marked in blue) for every five days worked
Hattie Caraway sworn into office as United States Senator for Arkansas, only the second woman to hold office in the U.S. Senate Arkansas senator. Washington, D.C., March 11. Senator Hattie W. Caraway, Democrat of Arkansas, from a new informal picture made in her office at the Capitol today, 3-11-40 LCCN2016877256 (cropped).jpg
Hattie Caraway sworn into office as United States Senator for Arkansas, only the second woman to hold office in the U.S. Senate
December 5, 1931: Soviet government tears down Moscow's Cathedral of Christ the Savior to make way for planned Palace of the Soviets, never constructed Christ saviour explosion.jpg
December 5, 1931: Soviet government tears down Moscow's Cathedral of Christ the Savior to make way for planned Palace of the Soviets, never constructed

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Chancellor Bruening Bundesarchiv Bild 183-1989-0630-504, Heinrich Bruning.jpg
Chancellor Bruening

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Chiang Kai-shek Chiang1933.jpg
Chiang Kai-shek
President Lin Sen Lin Sen.jpg
President Lin Sen

December 16, 1931 (Wednesday)

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Defeated Prime Minister Scullin James Scullin at his desk-02.jpg
Defeated Prime Minister Scullin

December 20, 1931 (Sunday)

December 21, 1931 (Monday)

New Australian Prime Minister Joe Lyons Joseph Aloysius Lyons (cropped).jpg
New Australian Prime Minister Joe Lyons

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