Pre-Vader Era

The Pre-Vader Era was the historical period from 1880 to 1919, following the Stamvader Era and preceding the Vader Era. It covers the final decades before the generation classified as the Vaders reached its main adult period.

The period includes the founding of Glöbbery in 1888 and Banca Dâmbovița in 1898. It also includes the 1907 Peasants' Revolt and the First World War.

Chronology

1880

• The Pre-Vader Era began following the end of the Stamvader Era in 1879.

1887

• Antonius Martin Paap built the Martinoskerk on Paap family land in the Hoge Veluwe. The site later became part of Vriendendam.

1888

• October
  • 17 October – Reinhard Glöbbelhart and Elias Schwammelwanger founded Glöbbery at Festung Glöbbelhart in Switzerland.

1898

• Banca Dâmbovița was founded in Bucharest as a privately owned joint-stock commercial bank.

1900

• April
  • 12 April – Ilie Ionuț became head of the House of Ionuț and leader of the Butchers. He remained in both positions into the Vader Era.

1907

• February–April
  • 21 February–5 April – The 1907 Peasants' Revolt began at Flămânzi and spread from Moldavia into Wallachia. The Romanian Army and Gendarmerie suppressed the uprising. Official records counted 419 peasants killed and more than 10,000 arrests.
• March
  • 12 March – Gheorghe Grigore Cantacuzino's Conservative government resigned during the revolt. Dimitrie Sturdza formed a Liberal government the same day.

1914

• July
  • 28 July – The First World War began.

1918

• November
  • 11 November – The Armistice ended the fighting of the First World War.

1919

• The Pre-Vader Era ended at the close of 1919. The Vader Era began in 1920.

See also

• Stamvader Era
• Vader Era
• Timeline
• First World War