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Nazi Party
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Nazi Party Won Reichstag Election
President Von Hindenburg despised Hitler and appointed Franz Von Papen as his Chancellor -
Adolf Hitler Becomes Chanceller of Germany
Hitler is Voted the Chancellor of Germany -
Jews are Prohibited From Being Newspaper Editors
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Jews are Banned from the German Labor Front
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Jews are not Allowed National Health Insurence
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Jews are Prohibited from getting Legal Qualifications
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President Von Hindenburg Dies; Hitler Becomes the Fuhrer
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Hitler Receives 90% Yes Vote from German Voters Approving His New Powers
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Jews are Banned from Serving in the Military
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Jewish Performers/Artist Forced to Join Jewish Cultural Union
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Nuremberg Race Laws Against Jews decreed
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German Gestapo is Placed Above the Law
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SS Deathshead Division is Established to Guard Concentration Camps
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Olympic Games Start in Germany
Hitler and top Nazis seek to gain legitimacy through favorable public opinion from foreign visitors and thus temporarily refrain from actions against Jews -
Jews are Banned From Many Profenssional Occupations
Jews cant be teachers, dentist, accountants ect. -
'Eternal Jew' travelling exhibition opens in Munich.
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Nazi Troops Enter Austria
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Nazis prohibit Aryan 'front-ownership' of Jewish businesses
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Jews are Ordered to Register Wealth and Property
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Jewish Pupils are Expelled from all Non-Jewish German Schools
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Jews Forced to Hand Over all Gold and Silver
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Paris is Aquired by Nazis
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Nazis Invade Russia
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German Jews Cannot Hold Government Jobs
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Nazis Invades Poland
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Jews in Germany are Forbidden to be Outdoors After 8 p.m. in Winter and 9 p.m. in Summer
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Britian and France Declare War on Germany
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Soviet Troops Invade Eastern Europe
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Forced Labor Decree Issued for Polish Jews Aged 14 to 60
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Romania, Hungary, Slovakia Become Nazi Allies
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Yellow Stars Required to be Worn by Polish Jews Over Age 10
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Nazis Invade France
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Warsaw Ghetto Containing 400,000 Jews is Sealed Off
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German Jews Forced Into Labor
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Japanese Attack United States at Pearl Harbor. The Next Day the U.S. and Great Britain Declare War on Japan
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The U.S. and Great Britain Declare War on Japan
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SS Leader Heydrich is Mortally Wounded by Czech Underground Agents
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Heydrich Dies of His Wounds
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Sterilization Experiments on Women at Birkenau Begin
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SOMETIME IN 1943 Jews Killed By SS Passes 1 Million
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First Resistance by Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto
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Germans Surrender to Russian Troops at Stalingrad in the First Big Defeat of Hitler's Armies
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German and Italian Troops surrender to Allied forces in North Africa
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Allied Troops Land in Sicily
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Two hundred Jews Escape from Treblinka Extermination Camp During a Revolt. Nazis then Hunt Them Down One by One
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Russian Troops Reach Former Polish Border
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D-Day The Allied Forces Landed at Normandy on France's Northern Coast
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Russians Liberate First Concentration Camp at Majdanek
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Anne Frank, Family, and Others are Arrested by the Gestapo in Amsterdam, then Sent to Auschwitz
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Last Use of Gas Chambers at Auschwitz
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SOMETIME IN 1945 The Nazis Conduct Death Marches as Allied Forces Advance
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Warsaw Liberated By Russians
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Anne dies of typhus After Anne and Her Sister Margot are Later Sent From Auschwitz to Bergen-Belsen
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Russians Reach Berlin
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U.S. 7th Army Liberates Dachau
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Unconditional Surrender Signed By General Alfred Jodl at Reims
