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This is number 16 on my list of important events because this marked the start of the holocaust. This matters because it brought the Nazi ideology into politics and the Nazi Party was able to take over. https://stlholocaustmuseum.org/learn/timeline/ -
I would rank this number 13 on my list because this is the start of forced labor and suffering for Jewish people. It matters because without this first concentration camp Jewish people wouldn’t have been forced into labor https://www.theholocaustexplained.org/events-in-the-history-of-the-holocaust-1933-to-1939/ . -
I would rank it low on the list, like a 29 because it wasn’t effective, but it matters because this shows the rising popularity of the Nazi Ideology in Germany. The Nazi’s that followed through with this would avoid purchasing goods from the stores, harass the Jewish owners and customers. https://stlholocaustmuseum.org/learn/timeline/ -
This is ranked 19 on my list. This prevents Jewish people from working in the government and other government institutions. This matters because many Jews were removed from their jobs and Jewish people had no representation anymore. https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/timeline-group/holocaust/1933-1938 -
I would rank this 12 on my list. These laws were passed to put a limit on the amount of Jewish people that can go to public school. This matters because many Jews were isolated from the lack of places to go. https://stlholocaustmuseum.org/learn/timeline/ -
I would rank this third on my list because gained complete rule over Germany. This matters because now he can do things without question, including pushing his Nazi Ideology into the public and start persecuting the Jews more harshly than he could before. https://www.yadvashem.org/holocaust/resource-center/timeline/1934-1939.html -
This is ranked 2nd because this is the centralization of the concentration camp system. This matters because without this system none of the concentration camps would have been built. https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/timeline-group/holocaust/1933-1938 -
This ranks 24 as this banning prevented Jews from doing their religious duties. This matters because the Jews way of life and practicing their religion was disrupted. https://stlholocaustmuseum.org/learn/timeline/ -
This ranks number 5, as this is an anti Jewish racial law revoking their citizenship. This matters because this marks the start of categorizing Jews and Aryans based on their looks. They also can not be nationalistic, as they can’t marry Aryans or use the German Flag. https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/timeline-group/holocaust/1933-1938 -
I would rank this at a 30, but this matters because Jewish people had one less job they could do and it put many Jewish owners of businesses relating to medicine to have to abandon their positions. https://stlholocaustmuseum.org/learn/timeline/ -
This is ranked 25, as this excluded many Jewish athletes from not attending and was a big play for Nazi propaganda. This matters because many Jewish athletes whom where on the Olympics team were excluded from doing the thing that they dedicated their time to and the world was misled by nazi propaganda. https://stlholocaustmuseum.org/learn/timeline/
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This is ranked 29. The Nazi’s held an exhibition regarding their Nazi ideology. Antisemitic art and imagery filled the museum.This matters because it displayed blatant hatred and disregard for Jews. https://stlholocaustmuseum.org/learn/timeline/ -
I would rank this at number 23 , as this integrated Austria into the Third Reich. This matters because it was the start of Germanys crusade over Europe. https://www.museumoftolerance.com/education/teacher-resources/holocaust-resources/timeline-of-the-holocaust.html -
I would rank this number 8, as it helped the Nazi’s manage emigration of Jews. This helped move around Jews and displaced many people from their homes. Many Jews were sent to other countries or deported to Ghettos through this system. https://stlholocaustmuseum.org/learn/timeline/ -
I would rank this at 26 because the Law of Alteration Forced German Jew that have Jewish first names to adopt an additional name of “Israel” or “Sara” depending on Gender. This matters because it helped the Nazi’s label who was a Jew or not. https://www.yadvashem.org/holocaust/resource-center/timeline/1934-1939.html -
I would rank this 28, as they used a “J” to mark them and this was used to restrict Jews from going to different places. This matters because this would restrict Jews from certain places and they couldn’t go where they wanted to. https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/timeline-group/holocaust/1933-1938 -
I would rank this at 7 because Anti Jewish people went around and destroyed over 1400 synagogues, Jewish shops were looted, and 30000 male Jews were sent to concentration camp. This matters because this was a big ramp up in Nazi antisemitism against the Jews and it left many Jews feeling hopeless and in despair. https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/timeline/holocaust -
I would rank this at 22, as this prevented Jewish kids from going to school. This matters because Jewish Kids now couldn’t integrate into society and have meaningful connections. https://stlholocaustmuseum.org/learn/timeline/ -
I would rank this at 9. Adolf Hitler gave a speech that outbreak of war would mean the elimination of European Jewry. Highlighting his intent to begin the oppression and extermination of the Jews in Europe. https://stlholocaustmuseum.org/learn/timeline/ -
I would rank this at 21. The takeover of this country put the Jews inside under prejudice. This matters because the Jews in this country were very heavily persecuted against and deported. https://stlholocaustmuseum.org/learn/timeline/ -
I would rank this at 17, as Invading Poland sparked the 6 year long war and extermination of the Jews. This matters because the start of WW2 allowed Germany to invade other countries and exterminate any Jew. https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/timeline-group/holocaust/1933-1938 -
This would be ranked at 11, as This place is where Jews were sent to live in harsh conditions. This matters because this was one of the most harshest places for a Jew to live. https://stlholocaustmuseum.org/learn/timeline/ -
This is ranked at 10. The beginning of establishing a ghetto within Warsaw. This matters because it was created to house and segregate Jews from society. https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/timeline/holocaust -
This is number 4, as this is The order to kill all the Jews in Poland. This matters because without this order, death camps wouldn’t have been introduced into Poland. https://stlholocaustmuseum.org/learn/timeline/ -
This is number one because this is The order to kill all the Jews in Poland. This matters because without this order, death camps would not have been introduced into Poland. https://stlholocaustmuseum.org/learn/timeline/ -
This is ranked 18, as Jews rose up in hopes of gaining support, but fail. This matters because the diplomats at the Bermuda Conference rejected the idea, causing the uprising to be a failure. https://stlholocaustmuseum.org/learn/timeline/ -
I would rank this number 6, as the Nazi’s ruthlessly found and murdered the remaining Jews within the Ghetto. Exterminating many friends and families. https://stlholocaustmuseum.org/learn/timeline/ -
This is ranked at 15, as this means that the Jews remaining inside were now free from Nazi occupation, restoring some form of hope but also plunging some into despair. https://stlholocaustmuseum.org/learn/timeline/ -
This is ranked at 14, as This matters because the Jews remaining inside were free and the Soviet Soldiers saw the pure horror of the mass murder in the facility. https://stlholocaustmuseum.org/learn/timeline/ -
This is ranked at 20, as this matters because these trials were to bring justice for the Jews for being mass murdered and nearly plunged into extinction. https://stlholocaustmuseum.org/learn/timeline/
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