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Hitler was elected for Chancellor of Germany.
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This date was the first time that a concentration camp opened up in Dachau, Germany
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These laws took away Jewish rights.
Jews could not be German citizens.
Jews could not marry anyone but other Jews.
Jews can only have relationships with other Jews. -
A night of all violence.
About 100 Jews were murdered.
20,000 German and Austrian Jews were sent to camps and arrested.
The Shops windows that belonged to Jews were smached.
Synagogues were also destoryed. -
Jews had to sew a yelloe star on their clothes so they are easy to tell apart from other people.
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Auschwitz opened a new concentration camp.
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The Warsaw ghetto was established.
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The first Death Camp opened at Chelmno.
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At Auschwitz-Birkenau they began mass-gassing the Jews. 1 million Jews were gassed.
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The Germans closed the Warsaw ghetto and all the Jews had to go to concentration camps.
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Remaining camps were closed and anyone who survived were forced to go to 'Death Marches'.
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When Hitler was defeated he commited suicide.
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The Germans surrender ending the war in Europe.
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At Nuremberg, surviving Nazis were held for trial.
