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The election of Adolf Hitler as the Chancellor of Germany allowed the Nazi Party to assume control of the German state.
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Members of the Nazi Party and its affiliated organizations set out on a nationwide boycott of Jewish-owned businesses in Germany.
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The German government issued the Law Against Overcrowding in Schools and University, which dramatically decreased the number of Jews in public school.
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After the death of German President von Hindenburg, Adolph Hitler becomes the President of Germany.
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Adolph Hitler abolished the Office of President to give himself the power to be the absolute dictator of Germany.
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The Nuremburg laws were written to create more antisemitic legislation that brought immediate segregation.
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Kristallnacht stands for the "Night of Broken Glass. On the night of November 9, members of the Nazi Party looted Jewish homes and business, killing 91 Jews.
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The German government issued the Decree on the Elimination of the Jews from Economic Life on November 12, 1938. Under this exclusion, Jews were not allowed to operate a business or provide a service.
