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The killing of more than 6 million Jews during World War II.
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Nazi sets up the first concentration camp in Dachau, Germany for the elimination of Jews.
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Germany's first offense towards the Jewish; this left many Jewish businesses in poverty.
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Under the Nuremberg Laws of 1935, many Jews had their citizenship rights taken away, becoming favorable victims for stigmatization and persecution.
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On the night of November 9, 1938, Nazi police broke into Jewish homes and shops, brutalized innocent Jewish families, and sent tens of thousands of Jews to concentraion camps.
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Germany invades Poland, capturing over 3.35 million Jews; this also began World War II.
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Action T4 developed the "euthanasia program": Nazi Germany's first program of mass murder.
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German forces expanded Hitler's empire, conquering six European countries. Thus, hundreads of thousands of Jews and Gypsies from those countries were brought, by Nazis military, to Polish ghettoes.
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Nazi invents mobile killing units; they use them to kill Jews held in Polish ghettos and concentration camps.
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The "Final Solution" was Nazi's plan to annihlate the Jewish race.
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The first mass gassings began at the camp of Belzec.
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300,000 people were deported from Warsaw to concentration camps held by German forces.
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In Poland, more than two million people were killed in the Auschwitz Concentration Camp since Action T4; 12,000 Jews were killed every day.
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Due to the rise of the Allied Powers, concentration camps far from Germany and Poland were closed; all Jews held at those camps were transported to concentrartion camps in Germany and Poland.
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Because the Allied powers were striking back at the Nazi, German forces began evacuating concentration camps; their evacuations were known as "death marches"; 250,000-375,000 people died in those marches.
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The German Nazi empire surrenders to Allied Powers, ending World War II and the Holocaust. Jews that survived from all concentration camps were released, and the Allied Powers held the Nuremberg Trials of 1945-1946, which brought great horror to Nazi atrocities.
