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St louis sails
A ship carrying Jewish refugees set sail to the Americas to try to help the Jewish people, but they were denied entrance into the countries there, so had to return back to Europe. They would try to help the jews escape but if they get caught they would get prosecuted -
Dachau concentration camp opens
It was the first concentration camp that opened, and it was built to hold people who went against the Nazi party and those who were considered political opponents. It would prosecute the people if they didn't stay in the camps -
civil service law
The law removed Jews and political opponents of the Nazis from civil service positions including school, university and government jobs. They would prosecute the jews because they would do political opening to the nazis -
mandatory military service
After May 1935, soldiers that were drafted from the far had to prove they were "Aryan". The Jewish people were forbidden to serve in the military. The Jehovah's Witnesses refused to serve in the military. They would force them to join the military or they would be persecuted -
Reich citizen law
This law defined who the German government considered German and who was a Jew. they would prosecute the jews because from talking out to the nazi party -
Law for the protection of german blood and honor
People who are Jewish can only marry Jews.They can't marry anybody that is not a Jew. they would prosecute the jews if they would marry the people other than jews -
First prisoners arrive at auschwitz
The SS opened a large concentration camp near the town of Oswiecim to be killed in mass shootings and worked to death. they would prosecute the people at concentration camp if they didn’t do what they were told -
Alfred wood
He was murdered from being disabled -
Jewish badge introduction in the germany
Jews were forced to wear the “Yellow Star of David” on all of their clothing to identify as a Jew. if they would wear the yellow star then they would get prosecuted -
Allies condemn mass murder
The United States, Soviet Union Great Britain, and eight Allied governments-in-exile, issued a declaration. They would prosecute one because they would be predators to the authorities -
American troops liberate
The United States, Great Britain and Soviet Union freed many concentration camps. The would prosecute them if they were bad prisoners