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This event was when Hitler became chancellor and led to the Holocaust.
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This gave the government complete control over the news. If anyone published anything on their own they would get punished.
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The goal was to get everyone to vote for Hitler The way that this was affecting everyone’s lives was because they were influenced to vote for a leader that is actually not going to do much good for them.
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The burning of all these books prevented knowledge of what Hitler was doing, and now it could be harmful to society.
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Hitler could place laws that he wanted to get rid of people who weren't part of that aryan race
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jewish people could not marry non Jews. It was illegal for couples to be of mixed race.
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This law had gay men persecuted because the were seen as corrupting “ german Values” because they where not adding to the population,
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She was jewish and needed help escaping so she asked one of her friends to help her so he did and bought her a new passport but the government didn’t believe that he wanted to help. So he brought proof that he wanted to help her escape to the United States.
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People were put into concentration camps and most of them went to the most popular camp of all Auschwitz and were imprisoned for years and tested on and killed.
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She was deported to work in a textile shop. She was jewish and had to do backbreaking labor. She survived all that and died in 2002.
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What the law does is it tells people if they help jews or if they were caught hiding. So if anyone was found hiding jew(s) would get the death penalty.
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Hitler was expecting them.The Germans killed off more jews and some non jews in germany.