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Hitler was appointed chancellor of Germany by German President Paul von Hindenburg. This marked the start of the holocaust.
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The Gestapo was a secret police that worked for Hilter
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The Nuremberg Laws was a law that stated that Jewish people were no longer considered German citizens.
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The Kristallnacht (Night of Broken Glass) was an anti-Jewish pogrom with over 7,000 Jewish shops looted and around 30,000 Jewish men sent to concentration camps.
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This sealed over 160 thousand people within 1.6 square miles
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By the end of 1942 around 600,000 Jewish people we killed
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The death march from Budapest to Austria resulted in thousands of Jews dying of starvation and exposure to the cold. Those who survived the march we sent to concentration camps.
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Due to the death of Adolf Hitler, Germany had no other choice but to surrender.