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Hitler’s personal paramilitary that occupied Nazi Germany during WWII
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A timeline of the Holocaust depicting major events.
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A ship with over 900 Jewish refugees that were denied to dock because the countries did not want to get involved.
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After becoming leader of the Nazi party and publishing Mein Kampf, Hitler’s power grew until he was appointed chancellor.
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Hitler gains emergency powers through a two thirds vote in Congress.
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Anti-semitic act to make Jewish people fall into poverty, which would help promote the Nuremberg laws.
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The "sterilization" of any citizen who had a genetic disorder.
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German government could throw people in jail for life if they were declared dangerous to society.
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Took away the Jewish rights, and created strict migration policy.
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A Nazi organization strictly against homosexuality and abortion.
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Violating the Treaty of Versailles, Hitler moves troops into Rhineland, the land between Germany and France.
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An order to destroy Jewish businesses and Synagogues
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Right after the invasion of Poland, Lodz ghetto opened for Polish Jews and Roma. It was the second largest ghetto.
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Special SS and police units that were responsible for most mass murders throughout WWII in the Soviet Union, targeting mainly Jews and Roma.
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After the invasion of Poland, Nazi Germany made the German Jews wearing badges so segregation was easy. Any resistance resulted in severe punishment.
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Invasions that declares the start of the next World War.
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Auschwitz opens with first transport of Poles
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During the war, Germany thought of a plan to move the Jews to Madagascar but it never happened.
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Ordered by the German Armed Forces High Command, Nazi soldiers were instructed to execute any Soviet Commissar who were captured.
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Largest two day massacre of all of WWII, causing the deaths of over 33,000 Jews over a two day span.
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A conference in Berlin to discuss the Final Solution.
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One of the most brutal doctors of all time, who was notorious for experimentation on twins.
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Himmler ordered mass transportation of Jews to concentration camps to exploit labor.
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Gypsy concentration camp which was notorious for famine and mass murders.
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Last gassing was conducted after Russians discovered lethal gas and other crematorium was destroyed by prisoners.
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One attempt to cover up the mass killings that went on in Auschwitz-Birkenau.
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Soviet Army invades Auschwitz and liberates around 7,000 prisoners
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Hitler commits suicide in his bunker near the wars end, and the Axis’s fall.
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Major Nazi leader are convicted of war crimes, and crimes against humanity and peace.
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Died near Sao Paulo, Brazil after being transported to South America to escape his war crimes.