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Resources For Writing Period Pieces: 1900-1939

– The format of this piece in my Resources For Writing Period Pieces series is different due to it covering only a portion of a century, which has much more documentation and recorded historical details. I’ve done this in a way that covered each decade almost separately, but put all four under the umbrella of “early 20th century”. I hope this is helpful to all of you historical fiction writers out there. The other two articles covering this century will be formatted the same way. Happy researching!

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Major Events

Below are links to extensive lists of events, categorized by individual years within the indicated decade. There you will find summaries, information, and timelines that will help you with further research.

1900s

1910s

1920s

1930s

Popular Culture & Society

Music

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1910s

1920s

1930s

Literature & Art

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1910s

1920s

1930s

World Leaders

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1910s

1920s

1930s

Technology

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1910s

1920s

1930s

Politics

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1910s

1920s

1930s

Notable Eras of The Time Period 

Edwardian Era

First World War

Interwar Britain

Progressive Era 

Jazz Age

Xinhai Revolution 

Warlord Era

Chinese Civil War

Taishō period 

Roaring Twenties 

Great Depression

Popular Names

1900-1909 Male and Female

1910-1919 Male and Female

1920-1929 Male and Female

1930-1939 Male and Female

Clothing

Edwardian Fashion

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1910s

Western Fashion 

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1930s

By Country

1900s by country

1910s by country

1920s by country

1930s by country

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people always say "skins was so unrealistic! no teenager actually lives like effy and her gang!"

like idk what your college experience was like but I've been to college twice, once when I was 16, dropped out when I was 17, then again when I was 19. my college experience was exactly like them. when you come from a low income area and the education system is a bit shit, it's pretty much like how it's portrayed in skins. I smoked weed every day. I took MDMA. I drank vodka in the back of my english class. I had sex on college premises. I skipped classes and the teachers rarely followed it up because we were treated like adults. I partied all night. the shop up the road from college sold to underage students because the guy who owned it knew that his biggest source of income was students. we had a tight knit friend group that fell apart pretty easily. everyone in my group was mentally ill. the teachers didnt give a shit.

the reason I've always loved skins is because it's gritty and real. it's how a lot of us live. if you're a pretty wealthy middle class kid, you probably didn't live like them, but the kids in skins were pretty much my friend group.

i love skins because its realistic to how I lived.

I like the shows about women going through gradual breakdowns because I feel like it maps out the course of my own gradual breakdown. It’s uncomfortable but I feel like my hands being held through this

The Chosen King

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I tried to be artistic, but it ended up being so rushed, so crap.

when Florence Welch said “but did I dream too big? do I have to let it go? and what if one day there is no such thing as snow?”

and when Mitski said “venus, planet of love, was destroyed by global warming; did its people want too much too? did its people want too much?”

Thirteen and Dhawan!Master have the relationship dynamic of a feral raccoon and a wet cat.

Change my mind.

my toxic trait is that i still love jules so god damn much 😭

“He wanted all to lie in an ecstasy of peace; I wanted all to sparkle and dance in a glorious jubilee. I said his heaven would be only half alive; and he said mine would be drunk: I said I should fall asleep in his; and he said he could not breathe in mine.”

— Emily Brontë, Wuthering Heights