1920: London

1920 in London marked a significant period of social, political, and cultural evolution following World War I. The city experienced economic challenges and a notable rise in unemployment, which spurred labor unrest and the growth of political movements, including socialism and trade unionism. The year also saw an influx of artistic innovation, with the emergence of the London Group and the promotion of modernist art. Additionally, London hosted various cultural events, such as the British Empire Exhibition, which showcased the nation's post-war aspirations. The year was characterized by a mixture of optimism and hardship, as residents grappled with the repercussions of the war while embracing new ideas and social changes.