Nazi Persecution 1933-1942

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    Nazi Persecution

  • First Concentration Camp opened

    At Dachau, in Germany

  • Jewish shops boycotted

  • "Undesirables" sent to concentration camps

    Homeless, alcoholic and unemployed sent to camps.

  • Jews prohibited from having health insurance

  • Nuremberg Laws introduced

    Law stated that Jews are no longer German citizens, and they cannot marry non-Jews

  • Austrian Jews persecuted

    Following the Anschluss, Nazis targetted Jews in Austria.

  • Munich Synagogue destroyed

  • Jewish passports stamped with "J"

  • Kristallnatch

    "Night of Broken Glass"
    Approx. 100 Jews murdered, 20,000 German and Austrian Jews sent to camps, hundreds of synagogues burned, and windows of Jewish shops smashed.

  • Jews fined

    Jews had to pay 1 billion marks for the damage caused by the Kristallnatch

  • Jewish children expelled from schools

  • Austrian and Czech Jews deported to Poland

  • Jews in Poland forced to wear a Yellow Star

  • Auschwitz opened

  • Warsaw Ghetto selaed off

  • Einsatzgruppen

    Killing squads began rounding up and murdering Jews in Russia

  • "The Final Solution"

    Reinhard Heydrich chosen to implement ‘Final Solution’

  • First "Death Camp" opened at Chelmno

  • Mass-gassing of Jews began in Auschwitz-Birkenau