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This is the German Government building that the Nazis burned to create a crisis like atmosphere, and to have Hitler come to the protection of the nation.
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They also strip immigrant Polish Jews of their German citizenship
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The Nazis passed this law having affect on beggars, homeless, alcoholics, and the unemployed. Which would result in the deportation to concentration camps.
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Hitler then becomes Furher
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banned from teaching, accounting, dentistry, They are also denied tax reduction and child allowances.
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Later on November 12, Hazis fine Jews 1 million Marks
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With the men gone overseas, women had to step up their game and take on these jobs that were left "empty". Many of these jobs included factory work, health care, and teaching. Which was mostly all unpaid, volunteer work. Some women went over seas to help with driving, cooking, and telephones. This We Can Dot It poster is a depiction of Rosie the Riveter who empowers strength, feminism and power for women.
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With men overseas, women had to become incharge of 'male careers' through all angles of the spectrum. American Citizens always found pleasure in watching baseball. Meaning that women then took on the role of professional baseball players.
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They have lost right as tenants
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Jewish women, gypsy women, disabled women, etc were sent to this concdntration camp in Northern Germany. Throughout the time of the Holocaust 132,000 women had been sent here, and 92,000 had died from either stravation, illness, or execution.
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WWII HAS NOW COMMENCED Jews can't be outside past 8pm in Winter and 9pm in Summer
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Auschwitz has seen ~1,100,000 Jews and 200,000 others
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France (Jewish pop. 350,000), Belgium (Jewish pop. 65,000), Holland (Jewish pop. 140,000), and Luxembourg (Jewish pop. 3,500). On June 14 they invade Paris
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Made/created by Konrad Zuse a German civil engineer, inventor, and computer pioneer. They called the computer Z3. It's orignal purpose was to help them measure the wing flutter on their Air crafts but then didn't see it as substancially benefical to advancements in the war, so they cut fudning. Technology as a whole advanced profoundly during the time of the war. within many areas such as weaponry(artillery, rocketry, biological, chemical and atomic weapons), transportation (vehicles, trains,
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US and Great Britain Declare War on Japan 2,335 U.S. servicemen were killed and 1,143 were wounded.
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"Never before has there been a greater challenge to life, liberty and civilization." The U.S.A. then enters the war in Europe and will concentrate nearly 90 percent of its military resources to defeat Hitler.
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Auschwitz-Birkenau records its highest-ever daily number of persons gassed and burned at just over 9,000. With a total of 7 gas chambers and a total of six huge pits which are used to burn bodies, considering the number exceeds the capacity of the crematories.
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Allies land in Normandy
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@Majdenka, where 360,000 are killed
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~40,000 prisoners
reported the terrors that they saw; "both inside and outside the huts was a carpet of dead bodies, human excreta, rags and filth." -
They met at the inner circle in the ante-room chamber of the bunker. After the gun shot of Hitler and Eva Hitler, Gunsche and Linge wrapped Hitlers body in a blanket and put him in the Reich Chancellery garden and Eva’s body was carried to lay next to him. Both of their bodies were burned together.
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signed by General Alfred Jodl at Reims.
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There was approximately 4 million babies born each year. By the end of the 1964 there had been 76.4 baby boomers. After the War there weren't a great deal of jobs available causing society to go into a post war recession
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