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Klaus Luanger
He was hiding for a really long time until he could escape to denmark then traveled to palestine -
Boycott of Jewish Businesses
Less than 3 months after coming to power in Germany, the Nazi leadership staged an economic boycott targeting Jewish-owned businesses and the offices of Jewish professionals. Nazis destroyed businesses and offices of jewish people -
Civil Service Law
The law removed Jews and political opponents of the Nazis from civil service positions including school, university and government jobs. It removed Jews and political opponents of the Nazis from civil service positions, schools, universities, and government jobs. -
Education Law
The law stated that Jewish students could be no more than 5% of the student population of any public school or university. It made it so only 5% of the students in every public school or university can be jewish. -
Reich Citizenship Law
This law defined who the German government considered German and who was a Jew. This means they can just say you're jewish and everyone thinks your jewish -
Jewish name law
This law required that Jews that did not have Jewish first names to take the middle names Israel (For men) and Sara (For women). If you don't have a jewish name and your jewish you haft to have a jewish name -
Evian Conference of Refugees
jews from Europe were trying to immigrate to other countries. Leaders from 32 countries met to discuss whether they should admit the refugees. Some said they would allow them in while others said no. Leaders met up and some said jews can come in and others said no and the jews had to go back to europe -
Sudetenland Ceded to Germany
Hitler threatened war to Czechoslovakia in September, 1938. Hitler threatened war if Czechoslovakia didn't surrender Sudetenland to Germany. Germany will go to war with Czechoslovakia if they don't surrender -
Polish Jews Deported from Germany
Nazi Germany expelled about 17,000 jews from Germany in 1938. Nazis let some jews to get out of germany -
Anti-Jewish Economy Law
Prohibited jews from owning businesses or engaging in trade Made it so you can't own a business -
First Kindertransport Arrives
Kindertransport children sent to Great Britain were generally safe during world war 2 but children sent to western Europe were in danger again when Nazi Germany invaded those countries in 1940. Some children were sent to great britain and were safe but some were sent to western europe and were in danger again in 1940