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The lynching of Jewish-American Leo Frank in Georgia, evidence of anti-Semitism in the United States.
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The signing to end World War I, Germans attributed to socialists and Jewish agents.
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The formation of Deutsche Arbeiterpartei (DAP, or German Workers’ Party) – the forerunner to the Nazi Party.
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The formation of Deutschen Schutz und Trutzbund, German nationalist group committed to ‘fighting Judaism’.
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Henry Ford owned Newspaper, Dearborn Independent, begins to publish anti-Semitic articles
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The DAP reinvents itself as the National Socialist Germany Workers’ Party, or NSDAP.
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Der Sturmur Newspaper founded. Published anti-Semitic stories and cartoons
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Nazis open Dachau Concentration Camp near Munich for detaining communists
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Berlin authorities ban Jewish doctors from working in city hospitals
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Nazi members organised a boycott of Jewish shops and bussineses
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New laws were passed in Germany so that Jews were no longer allowed to be in government positions and were also not allowed to be lawyers
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First action of the Nazi Youth. Berlin Book burnings (mainly Jewish authors)
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Hitler anounces new anti-Jewish laws
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Hitler approves plan to deport Jews to Madagascar
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Hilter invades Poland thus beginning
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Deportation of German Jews to concentration camps
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Jews in Germany are prohibited from using public transport.
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Treblinka concentration camp opens and gets first Jewish prisoners.
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Jewish prisoners fight back in Auschwitz, resulting the destruction of a cremation building.
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Surrender of Germany to the Allies
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Bomb exploded in front of synagogue killing 4 and injuring 40 - First anti semitic action in France after the war
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Israel invades Lebanon to end raids and clashes with Syrian troops based there
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Fall of the Berlin Wall between East and West Germany
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The Soviet Union opens its borders for the three million Soviet Jews who had been held as virtual prisoners within their own country
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Israel and Jordan sign an official peace treaty. Israel cedes a small amount of contested land to Jordan, and the countries open official diplomatic relations, with open borders and free trade.
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The summit took place between 11 and 25 July 2000 and was an effort to end the Israeli–Palestinian conflict
