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Hilter Becomes Fuhrer of Germany
Hilter is appointed Chancellor after the death of German President Paul von Hindenburg. -
Jews are stripped of their citizenship
In 1935, The Nuremberg Race Laws of 1935, stripped the Jew of their citizenship, giving them the status of "nothings" in Hilter's Reich. It forbid Jews from marry or having and relationships with Aryans. Aryans were people who had blond eye and blue eyes. -
Nazis prohibit Jewish owned businesses
After Nazis came to power in Germany on January 30, 1933. The Nazis leadership decided to stage an economic boycott against the Jews in Germany. Stopping Jewish businesses. -
Kristallnacht, "The Night of the Broken Glass"
The violence against Jews broke out across Reich. Germans' went through Jewish neighborhoods, broke, and trashed Jews homes and set fire to them, broke glass. and even killed dozens of Jewish people. In two days, 250 synagogues were burned, 7,000 Jewish businesses were looted and trashed. -
Jews in German are stripped of their rights
They were no longer aloud to attend any social events or run any businesses, they weren't aloud to do really anything. The Germans would stop letting them into their stores because only "Non-Jewish People" were aloud. Jew children had to go to Jews only school. They also had to follow strict rules and had curfews. -
Jew forced into Ghettos.
More than 160,000 Jews, thats more than a third of the city's population, were put into a small area, called ghettos. Some were even taken to concentration camps. -
Nazis discussed the "Final Solution"
The "Final Solution" was the Nazis plan to exterminate the Jewish people. The "Final Solution was implemented in stages. -
More Jewish are being Murdered
Jewish people were either put into working camp, where they worked to death, some were put in gas chambers which pumped deadly carbon monoxide gas, and others were just shot and killed by Nazis soldiers -
Hilter takes over Hungary
When Hilter took over Hungary. He began deporting over 12,000 Hargarian Jews each day to Auschwitz where they were murdered. -
Hilter was finally defeated
When Hilter died, the Holocaust was finally over and the camps were emptied. Many Jewish survives were placed in displaced persons facilities
