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Hitler did not force his way to power, he was elected.
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Homeless, alcohic, and unemployed people were sent to concentration camps.
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Many of Jews rights were taken away. The laws stated that jews could only be with other Jews etc.
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Jewish Synagogue in Munich destroyed.
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About 100 Jews were killed. 20 thousand Jews were captured and sent to concentration camps. The windows of Jewish shops were smashed.
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Jews were fined one billion marks for damage caused at Kristallnacht.
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Jews in Poland were forced to sow a yellow star on their clothes so they could be easily identifiable.
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A new concentration camp called Auschwitz opens.
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The Warsaw Ghetto was sealed off with about 400,000 people inside.
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The first death camp was opened at 'Chelmno'.
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About 750 Jews that were being deported defied German troops. Weapons were obtained and the troops were fired at.This group held off for about a month before being deported to death camps, or shot.
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(Late 1943) Russians advanced from the East, and many Death Camps were closed, evidence destroyed.
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Gas chambers are used for the last time.
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When faced with defeat, Hitler commited suicide.
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The German surrenders and the war in Europe ends.