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king christian
king christian reined over denmark -
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Germany WWII
Germany - before, during, and after WWII -
danish resistance
People joined the danish resistance to help Jews and get informasion to people who dont know what is going on. -
The search
Germans started to search for Jews. -
new year
In 2014 the Jewish new year begins. -
Jewish refugees flee
About 1,500 Jewish refugees fled to Denmark. -
Tivoli Gardens
Tivoli Gardens was burned and bombed by the Germans who had destroyed the gardens. -
Denmark's king
King Christian rode around Denmark. -
Jews lost citizenship
German Jews lost their citizenship and marriages forbidden between Germans and Jews. -
restrictions
Germans occupied the rail system, the government and the hospitals. -
Synogogues burned
One thousand synogogues were burned. Thousands of Jewish businesses were looted and 30,000 Jews were arrested. -
Germans occupied Denmark
The former German ambassador to Denmark warned his superiors back in Berlin that it would be dangerous to limit the civil rights of Danish Jews in any way -
occupied
Denmark surrendered to Germany. -
Final solution
Senior officails of the German government met to devise a solution to the Jewish question. These men dicided that Jews would be transported to concentration camps were they would be worked to death or put in gas chambers -
Dane's sink their Navy
Danes sank there own navy when Germans were approching. -
relocated
Jews were being relocated frome their churches. -
dog use
German soldiers used dogs to sniff Jews whereever they were. -
Jewish population shrinks
More than seven thousand Jews were smuggled across to Sweden and almost the whole Jewish population was transported. -
cocane and rabbit's blood
Scientists used cocane and rabbit's blood to make search dogs lose their smell. -
King's death
King Christian died in 1947. -
escaping Jews
Hitler had found out that Jews were escaping but did not know where.
