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SA brownshirts
SA browshirts were part of violence on the streets. -
Hitler gains power
Hitler gains power in Germany Anti-Semitism in Germany becomes part of the official government decree. -
SA and SS men
40,000 SA and SS man are sworn in auxiliary police. -
Jews cannot own land
Nazis prohibits Jews from owning. -
Health insurance
Jews are not allowed health insurance. -
Legal qualification
Jews are prohibited from getting legal qualifications. -
Hitler gets votes
Hitler receives a 90 percent 'Yes' vote from German voters approving his new powers. -
Jews not allowed in milatary
Nazis ban Jews from serving in the military. -
Performance
Nazis force Jewish performers/artists to join Jewish Cultural Unions. -
Rhineland
Nazis occupy the Rhineland. -
Heinrich Himmler
Heinrich Himmler is appointed chief of the German Police. -
Jews banned
Jews are banned from their jobs. -
Eternal Jew
Eternal Jew travelling exhibition opens in Munich. -
Nuremberg
Nazis destroy the synagogue in Nuremberg. -
Sudetenland
Nazi troops occupy the Sudetenland. -
German Army
Warsaw is cut off by the German Army. -
Invasion in Poland
Soviet troops invade eastern Poland. -
France
France signs an armistice with Hitler. -
Allies
Hungary, Romania, and Slovakia become Nazi Allies. -
Paris
3,600 Jews arrested in Paris. -
Nazis forbid
Nazis forbid emigration of Jews from the Reich. -
Einsatzgruppe
SS Einsatzgruppe A reports a tally of 229,052 Jews killed. -
Majdanek
First transports of Jews arrive at Majdanek. -
Lithuanians in Kovno
3,800 Jew killed during a pogram. -
Dr. Josef
SS Dr. Josef Mengele arrives at Auschwitz. -
Berlin
Nazis declare Berlin to be Judenfrei. -
Russian troops
Russian troops reach former Polish border. -
Gas chambers
Last use of the gas chambers at Auschwitz. -
Suicide
Hitler commits suicide in his Berlin bunker. -
American free concentration camps
Americans free 33,000 inmates from concentration camps.
