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The outcome of WW1 for Germany was done politically and economically because, for example, Germany lost land, lost military, and had to pay money back to the winners
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It is when prices rise so that it gets out of control. For example, bread cost 2.37 marks in 1920, 3.90 marks in 1921, 163.15 marks in 1922, 250 marks in January, 474 marks in April, 3465 marks in July, 69000 marks in August, 1.512 million marks in September, 1.743 billion marks in October, 201 billion marks in November, and 399 billion marks in December all in 1923. Hyper- Inflation impacts Germany by throwing off their currency and it ticked people off to the point where they would hail to Na.
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Hitler attempts to overthrow the German government.
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The President was a popular war hero named Hindenburg. But, his health began to fail him in the early 1930's
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Uses trial to give huge speech further blame Jews for problems of Germany.
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Adolf Hitler is a man who was a psycho who was the leader of the Nazis and the dictator of the Germans. As a result he gained so much power because he eliminated political rivals to be head of Nazis and he rose the popularity of Nazis forces Hindenburg to give him some power.
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The Holocaust was a genocide that was meant to kill numerous Jewish people along as people who didn't have blue eyes and blonde hair.
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Hitler blames the Communists for the fire.
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Basically gives power of decision making to Hitler. Within a few months, all other political parties besides the Nazis were eliminated. This allowed Hitler to get rid of all his rivals.
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Nazis needed a way to identify Jews so they could discriminate them. Nurermberg Laws defined people with 3 or 4 Jewish Grandparents as "Jewish" and 1 or 2 as "Mixed Blood." Impact of the Nuremberg Laws was Jews were denied citizenship, forbade from marrying non-Jews, cannot fly national flag, and the punishments included fines, imprisonment, and hard labor.
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An incident where Nazis in Germany torched synagogues, vandalized Jewish homes, schools, and businesses.
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"A World War will result in the destruction of the Jewish race in Europe."
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Largest Ghettos were in cities like Warsaw or Lodz in Poland
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Systematically killing those deemed "unworthy of life" due to physical disability of mental illness.
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Nazi leaders approve the "FINAL SOLUTION" or plan to EXTERMINATE THE JEWS.
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As the army advanced into the Soviet Union, these groups would round up Jews from the newly occupied areas and kill them... usually by shooting.
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They went into hiding because Margot Frank had received a letter indicating that they were to report to a work camp in Germany. She went into hiding with Otto Frank, Edith Frank, Margot Frank, Hermann van Pells, Auguste van Pels, Peter van Pels, and Fritz Pfeffer. They went into hiding in the Frank's attic in their house.
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At about the same time, Zyklon B gas is first tested at the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp as a use for mass extermination. This would become the Nazis' "preferred method" for the Auschwitz- Birkunau and Majdanek camps.
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Residents smuggled weapons in. Uprising lasted for about a month. SS troops arrested and deported residents after the uprising ended.
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Prisoners fought back at death Treblinka Sobibor. After stealing weapons from guards, prisoners, tried to escape. Most were killed but a few dozen made it out and survived the war. Members of the Sonderkommando working in the Crematorium fought SS guards killing over 70, but all 250 as well as 200 others were killed in response.
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Allies advancing toward death camps. Nazis evacuate prisoners, march them into Germany to avoid capture. Brutal treatment and harsh condition along the way.
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Liberation was the act of setting someone free from imprisonment. The challenges Jewish people may have faced after the liberation was not being able to go anywhere and not knowing if their family was alive.
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Camps throughout Europe are liberated by allied forces.
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Hitler commits suicide rather than face capture by the Soviet Red Army. German surrenders within a week.
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The Allies and the International Community put a number of Germans on trial for War Crimes, Crimes Against Peace and Crimes Against Humanity.
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Areas for former prisoners to stay while searching for family and a permanent place to live