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The first concentration camp was established at Dachau, by Heinrich Himmler, in his then capacity as police president of Munich.
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The Nazi Party announces a one-day boycott of Jewish businesses, with the slogan "Germans, beware! Do not buy from Jews!"
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Non-Aryan public servants who are not of Aryan descent are to be retired, honorary officials are to be dismissed from official status, non-Aryan lawyers may not be allowed to pass the bar.
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Over 20,000 books written by Jews and other works found offensive to the Nazi regime are publicly burned in a ceremonial bonfire in Berlin.
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The Reich Citizenship Law and the Law for the Protection of the German Blood and of the German Honour were proclaimed in the city of Nuremberg.
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Following the Anschluss of Germany and Austria, German anti-Jewish legislation was extended in Austria and enforced immediately.
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Eleven days after the Anschluss, US President Franklin D. Roosevelt issued an invitation to 33 countries to attend a conference at the French resort town of Evian-Las-Bains to consider arrangements to accommodate the flood of Jewish refugees seeking to leave Germany and Austria.
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17,000 Polish-born Jews living in Germany were expelled by the Nazi government and were transported to the German-Polish border.
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Jewish children were expelled from all schools. Train, waiting rooms and restaurants were segregated and Jews began to be segregated in seperate housing blocks.
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All remaining Jewish owned businesses, factories and shops were seized and either closed or transferred to "Aryan" hands are artificially low prices achieved through violence and extortion against their Jewish owners.