Germany Timeline: Annie Deardorff By facebooker_100000605742621 Jan 31, 1933 Hitler becomes Chancellor of Germany Period: Jan 31, 1933 to Jul 7, 1942 Laws and Events Mar 18, 1933 Jewish lawyers can no longer practice in Berlin. Mar 22, 1933 First concentration camp established at Dachau, Germany for political opponents Apr 1, 1933 Nazis organize nationwide boycott of Jewish-owned businesses in Germany. Apr 1, 1933 Jewish teachers may be discharged Apr 15, 1933 Fiest anti-Jewish laws passed. They are no longer allowed to be public employees. Apr 25, 1933 Jews expelled from sports clubs May 10, 1933 Nazis burn books of those considered to be un-German. Aug 22, 1933 Jews no longer allowed to use beach in Wannsee. Mar 5, 1934 Jewish actorsactresses could no longer perform Mar 1, 1935 Jewish writers no longer allowed to write. March 1935 Sep 15, 1935 Nazi government declare "racial laws" forbidding Jews and non-Jews to get married. Sep 15, 1935 Marriages between German blood and Jews punishable with prison. Apr 10, 1936 If you were born Jewish, you were always going to be Jewish, no matter what. Aug 1, 1936 Aug. 1-16 summer olympics were held in Berlin, Germany. Nazis remove anti-Jew signs and restrain anti-Jewish activities to avoid national criticism. Apr 15, 1937 Jews were not allowed to graduate. Mar 12, 1938 Mar. 12-13 Germany annexes Austria Jul 27, 1938 Streets with Jewsih names had to be renamed. Nov 9, 1938 November 9-10: Kristallnacht happens (Night of Broken Glass) Nov 12, 1938 Jewish employees may be discharged without notice or benefits. Nov 12, 1938 Jews not allowed to go to movies, operas, and concerts Nov 15, 1938 Jewish children no longer allowed to attent public schools. Dec 3, 1938 Jews not allowed to use swimming pools Jan 16, 1939 Jews not allowed to take valuables when emigrating Apr 30, 1939 Jews can be thrown out of their homes without notice or compensation and placed in appointed "Jew Homes" Sep 1, 1939 German troops invade Polland, beginning WW2. Sep 1, 1939 Jews not allowed to leave their homes after 8:00pm; 9:00pm in the summer. Sep 23, 1939 Jews turn in radios Oct 1, 1939 Nazi government begins program to kill all mentally and physically disabled people in a "euthanasia" program known as the T-4 Program. Nov 12, 1939 German authorities begin forced deporttion of Jews from West Prussia, Danzig, and Lodz Jan 31, 1940 Jews not eligible for clothig rations May 10, 1940 German troops invade the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, and France. Mar 4, 1941 All Jews have to perform forced labor Jun 1, 1941 Summer and Fall German mobile killing squads, Einsatzgruppen, were assigned to identify, concentrate, and kill Jews behind the front lines Jun 22, 1941 German troops invade the Soviet Union. Sep 1, 1941 Jews over age of six had to wear yellow star with word "Jew" Sep 15, 1941 Jews over age of ^ had to wear yellow Star of David i public at all times. Oct 15, 1941 Deportation of Jews from Germany to the ghettos of Loda, Riga, and Minsk begins. Oct 23, 1941 Jews no longer allowed to emigrate. Dec 8, 1941 Gassing operations began at the Chelmno killing center. Dec 21, 1941 Jews not allowed to use public telephones. Jan 1, 1942 Nazi officials meet in Wannsee to organize the "Final Solution" (mass killing of Jews in Europe) Feb 17, 1942 Jews not allowed to purchase newspapers or magazines. Mar 26, 1942 Jewish homes must display "Jewish Star" Jun 12, 1942 Jews have to turn in electrical appliances, bicycles, typewriters, and records. Jun 22, 1942 Jews can't obtain eggs with ration cards. Jul 10, 1942 Can not get milk. Jul 11, 1942 First direct deportation to Auschwits Oct 9, 1942 Jews not allowed to buy books.
