1886
Beginning of the Labour Movement in Chicago (USA):
Workers took to the streets demanding an eight-hour workday, a landmark protest that later became the foundation for International Labour Day.
1904
Rise of May Day Observance:
Many countries formally began marking 1 May as Labour Day, honouring workers and their contribution to society.
1925
Strengthening of India’s Labour Movement:
The organised trade union movement in India gained pace, advocating for better rights and working conditions for workers.
1945
Announcement of Hitler’s Death:
A pivotal moment during World War II, signalling the imminent end of Nazi rule in Germany.
1960
Cold War Tensions Heighten (U-2 Incident):
Spy plane events further escalated tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union.
2004
Major Expansion of the European Union:
Ten new countries joined the EU, marking one of the largest enlargements in its history.
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