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Adolf Hitler appointed Chancellor of Germany.
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First Concentration Camp opened in Dachau.
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Jewish shops and businesses boycotted nationwide.
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Hitler named himself "Fuhrer" over both Government and party.
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Jews barred from seving in the German armed forces
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Numbering laws enacted
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Buchenwald concentration camp opened
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First Polish Jews deported from Germany
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Kristallnachat following assassination of Von Rath.
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Jewish people expelled from German Schools
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Ravensbruck concentration camp for woman established
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Jewish refuges aboard SS St. Louis denied entry to Cuba and U.S.
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Ghettoization of Polish Jews
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Jews in Poland are forced to wear the Star of David
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Lodz Ghetto established and sealed in April 1940
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Concentration camp established in Auschwitz
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Warsaw Ghetto established and sealed in November of 1940 with 500,000 people in it.
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Dutch Jews required to register
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Authority given to prepare a "total solution" to Jewish problem
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Jews in the Third Reich must wear the Star of David
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Gassing opperations begin at Chelmno
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Revolt by Auschwitz inmates
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Soveits liberate Auschwitz
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Hitler commits suicide
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Nazi Germany surrenders; End of World War II in Europe
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Liberation of Camps
British liberate Bergen-Belsen
Americans liberate Dachau -
First Major Nurenburg War Crime Trial Begins
