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January 26, 1934: Germany and Poland sign 10-year non-aggression pact
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January 18, 1934: Cuba has three consecutive presidents in eight hours: Carlos Hevia, Manuel Marquez and Carlos Mendieta

January 1, 1934 (Monday)

January 2, 1934 (Tuesday)

January 3, 1934 (Wednesday)

January 4, 1934 (Thursday)

January 5, 1934 (Friday)

January 6, 1934 (Saturday)

January 7, 1934 (Sunday)

January 8, 1934 (Monday)

January 9, 1934 (Tuesday)

January 10, 1934 (Wednesday)

January 11, 1934 (Thursday)

January 12, 1934 (Friday)

January 13, 1934 (Saturday)

January 14, 1934 (Sunday)

January 15, 1934 (Monday)

January 16, 1934 (Tuesday)

January 17, 1934 (Wednesday)

January 18, 1934 (Thursday)

January 19, 1934 (Friday)

January 20, 1934 (Saturday)

January 21, 1934 (Sunday)

January 22, 1934 (Monday)

January 23, 1934 (Tuesday)

January 24, 1934 (Wednesday)

January 25, 1934 (Thursday)

January 26, 1934 (Friday)

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Germany's Minister Neurath and Poland's Ambassador Lipski

January 27, 1934 (Saturday)

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Arias

January 28, 1934 (Sunday)

January 29, 1934 (Monday)

January 30, 1934 (Tuesday)

January 31, 1934 (Wednesday)

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