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The first concentration camp to open. It was placed near Munich. It was followed by Buchenwald and Sachsenhausen.
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Nazis proclaimed a boycott on Jewish buisnesses and goods.
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The Nazi secret police is created by Hermann Goering in the German state of Prussia.
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Jews are denied national health care.
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During the Olympics, treatment of the Jews improved, so other nations wouldn't have noticed the hardships the Nazis put on them.
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New laws banned Jews from many jobs. They could not teach. They could not be accountants and dentist too name a few.
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Jews over 15 had to get a identity card and could be asked at anytime to show it.
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The response taken after the German Ambassador in Paris was shot by a Polish Jew. The next day and night Nazis vandalised and destroyed synagogues and Jewish stores. Then the Nazis fined the Jews 1 billion marks for the damages.
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Jews were ordered to hand over all objects made with silver and gold.
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World War Two begins with the invasion of Poland.
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Jews are not allowed outside past 8 p.m. in the winter and 9 p.m. in the summer.
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The yellow stars are now to be worn on Jews over the age of 10.
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The Warsaw Ghetto is put into place. It contained over 400,000 jews. It was followed by Krakow and Lodz.
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Goering orders Heydrich to think of a plan to finish the Jewish Problem once and for all.
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Americans Jews rally at Madison Square Garden to pressure US to help European Jews.
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Himmler order the removal of all Jews in ghettos to be relocated to the various concentration camps to be eliminated.
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The Russians are the first to liberate a Nazi deathcamp. Soviets would find ware houses full of clothes and vaulables taken from the Jews.
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The Russians were able to liberate Auschwitz, but by this time it was estimated that 2 million had already perished.
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The U.S. 7th Army finds and liberates the Nazi concentration camp.
