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The first concentration camp is set up and Jews began to lose rights. They could no longer be citizens or own land.
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In 1935, The Jews were banned from serving in Germany's armed forces. Also the "Nuremberg Laws" were enacted against Jews and forbid them to marry Aryans.
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Because of the Olympic games in Germany the initiation of actions against Jews stopped until the games were over.
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Concentration camps begin in central Germany
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The German laws against Jews apply in Austria as well after the Nazi troops entered.
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There was a League of Nations meeting with 32 countries about the problem with the Jewish Refugees but there was no solution because no country would allow for emigration of such large numbers of Jews.
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The Nazi's invade Poland and World War II begins.
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After extensive political pressure, Roosevelt helped rescue victims of the Nazi persecutions.
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After Germany was defeated in World War II the concentration camps ended.
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The Nuremberg Trial prosecuted the Nazi war criminals and were hanged.
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In 1948, the state of Israel is created and nearly 700,000 Jews emigrated there
