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The time after the WWII Germany had been very weak and Hitler took the for granted and told them they were going to be living a better life so then he decided to take all of the Jews and move them out of their houses. They brought the Jews to the Ghetto and made their lives miserable compared to everyone else. He progressively made it worse and then in developed into the holocaust.
1. lose land
2. lose military
3. pay back money to winners -
prices rise so fast it gets out of control.
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December 1920- 2.37 marks
December 1921- 3.90 marks
January 1923- 250 marks
April 1923- 747 marks
July 1923- 3,465 marks
August 1923- 69,000 marks
September 1923- 1.512 million marks
October 1923- 1.743 billion marks
November 1923- 201 billion marks
December 1923- 399 billion marks -
Beerhall Putsch: Hitler attempts to overthrow the German government
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The President was a popular war hero named Hindenburg, but his health began to fail him in the early 1930's
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Uses trial to give huge speech further blaming Jews for problems of Germany.
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The holocaust was the "final solution". There was a bunch of killing and destruction of territory. Many Jewish people died.
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Hitler was a leader of a Nazi Party. He invaded Poland and caused WWII. He also was the leader of the Holocaust and helped kill 6 million Jews. He gained a lot of power because Germans were out of hope and were willing to do almost anything to revive their country.
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Hitler blames Communists for fire.
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-basically gives power of decision making to Hitler
-withing a few months, all other political parties besides the Nazis were eliminated
-this allowed Hitler to get rid of all his rivals
-at this time, we see an official boycott of Jewish businesses as well -
Nazis needed a way to identify Jews so they could discriminate them. Nuremberg Laws defined people with three or four Jewish Grandparents as "Jewish" and one or two as "Mixed Blood". Impact of Nuremberg Laws
-Denied citizenship
-Forbade Jews from marrying non-Jews
-Cannot fly national flag
-Punishments included fines, imprisonment and hard labor
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It was nicknamed "The Night of Broken Glass" because many buildings along the edges of streets had smashed windows. Nazis set fire to buildings, stole things from Jewish homes, schools and businesses, and killed many people.
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Largest Ghettos were in cities like Warsaw or Lodz in Poland
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systematically killing those deemed "unworthy of life" due to physical disability or mental illness
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(which has 3 million Jews in its population) WWII begins "A World War will result in the destruction of the Jewish race in Europe" - Hitler
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Nazi Leaders approve the "FINAL SOLUTION" or plan to exterminate the Jews
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Anne Frank and her family went into hiding because they were Jewish and would've been sent to concentration camps. They hid with the Van Daan family.
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As the army advanced into the Soviet Union, these groups would round up Jews from the newly occupied area and kill them... usually by shooting.
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-residents smuggled weapons in
-uprising lasted for about a month
-SS troops arrested and deported residents after the uprising ended -
Prisoners fought back at death camps
Auschwitz-Birkenau -
-Allies advancing toward death camps
-Nazis evacuate prisoners, march them into Germany to avoid capture
-Brutal treatment and harsh conditions along the way -
Nazis were freed and the Jewish people may have gotten killed, beat, or severely injured.
