Timeline: Holocaust

Jan 30, 1933

Appointment

Adolf Hitler was appointed Chancellor of Germany

Mar 22, 1933

Dachau

Dachau Concentration Camp opened

Apr 1, 1933

Boycott

One-day boycott of Jewish shops and businesses; Gestapo (German internal police) established

May 10, 1933

Burning

Public burnings of books written by Jewish people, political dissidents and others not approved by the State

Aug 2, 1934

Führer

Hitler names himself Führer and Reichskanzler (Leader and Reich Chancellor)

May 31, 1935

Enlistment

Jews forbidden from joining the German Army

Sep 15, 1935

Nuremberg Laws

Nuremberg Laws passed. Jews were no longer German citizens; Jews could not marry German citizens. They could not fly the German flag either.

Mar 3, 1936

Medicine

Jewish doctors banned from practising medicine in German institutions

Jul 15, 1937

Buchenwald

Note: I was not able to find the actual day the camp opened, so I just put a random day
Buchenwald Concentration Camp opens, one of the biggest camps on German soil.

Mar 12, 1938

Austria

Hitler adds Austria to the growing number of places under his control.

Jul 14, 1938

Italy

Italy enacts all-encompasing anti-Semetic laws

Sep 29, 1938

Munich Agreement

The Munich Agreement is settled. Britain and France accepted the German takeover of part of Czechoslovakia. It was actually signed in the early hours of September 30th, but it was dated as the 29th.

Oct 5, 1938

Passports

ALL Jewish passports were marked with a J, to restrict Jews from leaving the country

Oct 30, 1938

Expulsion

17,000 Polish Jews were expelled from Germany

Nov 9, 1938

Kristallnacht

This event also took place on the 10th.
Kristallnacht Decree forces all Jews to transfer retail businesses to the hands of German citizens. All Jewish students were expelled from German schools.
There was also mob violence, as many Jews were beaten to death and fire set to their buildings.
Also known as The Night of Broken Glass