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Adolf Hitler is appointed chancellor
Hitler and the Nazis were granted power after many electoral votes, He ruled until his death in 1945. -
Nazis boycott Jewish shops and businesses
Was a act of revenge for the bad international press against Germany since Hitlers rise to power in January. -
"Nuremberg Laws" is put into place
Jews were no longer counted as German citizens, could not marry Germans, and could not fly the German flag. -
Buchenwald concentration camps open
The Buchenwald concentration camps were for male prisoners in east-central Germany. -
Kristallnacht
Anti-Jewish pogrom in Germany, Austria, and the Sudetenland, 200 synagogues destroyed, 7,500 Jewish shops looted, 30,000 male Jews were sent to concentration camps. -
Germany invades Poland
Nazis and Germany invaded Poland. Causing the start of World War 2 in Europe. The Germans broke through defenses along the border and they advanced the Polish capital. -
Germans turned against their allies
Germany turned on their allies the Soviet Union. The Germans carried out mass shootings on soviet lands. They launched a surprise attack on the Soviets. -
Germans Surrender
German and the Hungarian troops surrender, and Soviet troops accept the Germans surrendering, The Soviet Union then forces the rest of the Germans out of Western Hungary.
