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Hitler is chancellor on January 30 1933. This marked a very crucial turning point for Germany. His immediate action was to expand the state police, The Gestapo, and putting Herman Goering in charge of the new security force, composed of Nazis and nothing else.
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The Nazi boycott began in Germany on April 1, 1933. This was an early action against Jews in Germany by the new National Socialist government. They forced the Jew shop owners to hand over their businesses to the Nazi Party.
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The summer of 1934 an elderly German President, Paul von Hindenburg had now been awaiting death for a wile. His health had been slowly failing for several months. He dies at 87 on August 2 1934, this gave Hitler and his Nazi party a moment to pick up where Paul had left off, with new laws of his own.
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Nazis now ban Jews from serving in the German army. June 26, Nazis pass a law that allows forced abortions on women to prevent them from passing on their hereditary diseases. Aug. 6, Nazis force Jews that performers and artists to join Jewish Cultural Unions.
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The German government requires all Jews to register assets over $5,000. Then become available to Herman Goring. The Commissioner for the Four Year Plan, is used in the interests of the German economy.
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On April ninth Germans occupy Denmark and Southern Norway. Then on May tenth Germany invades the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, and France. Ten days later the Concentration camp at Auschwitz is established.
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January twenty-first through the twenty-sixth anti-Jewish riots in Romanian, hundreds of Jews butchered. On July thirty-first Heinrich appointed by Goring to implement the "Final Solution" In the months of July through August thousands of Russian and Jews are murdered by the Einzatzgruppen.
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On Jan. twentieth Germans have a conference to outline a plan to murder Europe's Jews.When may rolls around the extermination of Jews in gas chambers begins. In the winter the Germans deport Jews from Germany, Greece, and Norway to killing centers.
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May fifteenth Nazis begin to deport Jews from Hungary, by June 27,380,000 Jews were sent to Auschwitz. D-day invasion at Normandy. July twentieth group of German officers try and fail to assassinate Hitler.
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January seventeenth evacuation of Auschwitz. Liberation of Buchenwald, Bergen-Belsen, Sachsenhausen, Flossenburg, and Dachau. On April thirtieth Hitler commits suicide.
