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On March 11–13, 1938, German troops invaded Austria and incorporated Austria into the German Reich in what is known as the Anschluss. Jews living in Austria at this time were now under the same law as German jews. -
Hitler could make anything a law without having to check with other people. This means that Hitler had the power. This was unfair for the jews because they didn’t get to have an opinion -
The law removed Jews and political opponents of the Nazis from civil service positions including school, university and government jobs. This wasn’t fair to the jews because jews had to listen to what they said -
Nazi Germany expelled about 17,000 jews from Germany in 1938. Polish jews were now deported and no longer allowed to live in Germany. -
A ship carrying Jewish refugees set sail to the Americas to try to help the Jewish people, but they were denied entrance into the countries there, so had to return back to Europe. Other countries would not let jews in. -
This law required that Jews that did not have Jewish first names to take the middle names Israel (For men) and Sara (For women).This wasn’t fair to jews because they had to change their name just because of a law. -
The Law was that jews could not have businesses or engage in trade. This wasn’t fair because jews couldn’t make money or be social. -
Jews were forced to wear the “Yellow Star of David” on all of their clothing to identify as a Jew. This isn’t fair because jews didn’t have a choice of clothing. -
This is the day when jews living in the Warsaw ghetto started fihting againg the naszis. Even though they were able to fly for 2 days, the nazi army took over. -
In September of 1943, After the allies invaded Sicily, the fascist Grand Council in Rome issued a vote of no confidence in Italian dictator Benito Mussolini’s leadership. Italy’s kind used the vote as an excuse to arrest Mussolini - And appoint a new prime minister. Germany overtook Italy and jews were affected by this. -
Alessandra and her family were arrested and taken to a camp in Trieste, before they were deported to Auschwitz. She became a prisoner at just 5, 1944