Chronological History of the Interpol
- 1914: A congress of international criminal police was held in Monaco
- 1923: There was a significant increase in international crime that eventually led to the formation of the ICPC
- 1938: The outbreak of WWII ended the ICPC's activities
- 1949: The ICPC was granted consultative status by the UN
- 1946-55: The membership grew from 19 countries to 55
- 1956: The ICPC ratified a new consitution, under which it was renamed the Interpol
- 1980s: More than 125 member countries have joined despite it being mainly a European organization
- 2001 onwards, the interpol was reorganized due to the 9/11 attacks to the U.S.
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