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In March of 1933, the first concentration camp is established in Southern Germany.
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On April 1, 1933 the Nazi's began the nationwide boycotting of the Jewish businesses.
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Nazi's announce at annual Nuremburg Rally that the Nuremburg race laws against Jewish people would commence.
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Otherwise known as the night of the broken glass, began on November 9 and lasted until November 10. Violence broke out throughout Germany where German people targeted and burnt Jewish Buildings. Caused massive destruction against the Jewish buildings.
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On this date Germany invaded Poland which started WW2
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In April of 1940 the first of the Auschwitz camps was established. The second was established in October 1941 and the third was established in October 1942.
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The plan to exterminate all Jewish people begins. It was implented in stages. Gettos begin in 1941
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On this date, Soviet Union entered Auschwitz liberated more than 7,000 of the remaining prisoners. Nazi's began to evacuate the Jewish people when they learned the USSR was approaching.
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