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HItler Appointed
Adolf HItler is Appointed Challencor of Germany by President Von Hindenburg -
First Nazi Concentration Camp
First Concentration Camp is Set up in Dauchau a Small Village in Munich in the Bavarian Area of Germany -
Hitler Rises
HItler Appointed as the First Grand Fuhrer of Germany -
Decreasing RIghts of Jews
the Decreasing rights of Jews as they we no lionger considered apart of Germany -
Defined As a Jew
Anyone with three Jewish grandparents; someone with two Jewish grandparents who identifies as a Jew. -
The Treaty
Germans march into the Rhineland, previously demilitarized by the Versailles Treaty. -
Further Concentration Camps
Sachsenhausen concentration camp opens. -
Concentration Camps Domminance
July 15: Buchenwald concentration camp opens -
The Evian Conference
Evian Conference held in Evian, France on the problem of Jewish refugees -
Italian Antisemitism
August 3: Italy enacts sweeping antisemitic laws -
Demands oF Hitler
Hitler Demand the Extermination of Jews -
The Begining Of the Danger
Beginning of World War II: Germany invades Poland. In the following weeks, 16.336 civilians are murdered by the Nazies in 714 localities. At least 5,000 victims were Jews. -
Injustice of Deportation
Germany begins deportation of Austrian and Czech Jews to Poland. ( Czech and Austria wer occupied by Germany) -
the Yellow Star
November 23: Jews in German-occupied Poland forced to wear an arm band or yellow star. -
The worst of the Worst
May 20: Concentration camp established at Auschwitz. -
the axis
September 27: Rome-Berlin-Tokyo Axis. -
Auschwitz II
October: Establishment of Auschwitz II (Birkenau) for the extermination of Jews; Gypsies, Poles, Russians, and others were also murdered at the camp. -
Further Ghettos are established
November 16: Warsaw Ghetto sealed: ultimately contained 500,000 people. -
Riots Are Held
January 21-26: Anti-Jewish riots in Romania, hundreds of Jews butchered. -
Extermination of Russian Jews
July - August: Dozens thousands of Russian and Jews are murdered by the Einzatzgruppen (extermination squads) in the occupied territories -
the extermination camp
December 8: Chelmno (Kulmhof) extermination camp begins operations: 340,000 Jews, 20,000 Poles and Czechs murdered by April 1943. -
belzee extermination
March 17: Extermination begins in Belzec; by end of 1942 600,000 Jews murdered. -
deportation
Winter: Deportation of Jews from Germany, Greece and Norway to killing centers; Jewish partisan movement organized in forests near Lublin. -
the revolt
April 19: Warsaw Ghetto revolt begins as Germans attempt to liquidate 70,000 inhabitants; Jewish underground fights Nazis until early June -
40000 Jews Die
November 8: Beginning of death march of approximately 40,000 Jews from Budapest to Austria. -
Deportation
May 15: Nazis begin deporting Hungarian Jews; by June 27, 380,000 sent to Auschwitz. Hungary being recently invaded by Germany -
Death March of Auswitchz
January 17: Evacuation of Auschwitz; beginning of death march -
stutthof
January 25: Beginning of death march for inmates of Stutthof -
buchenwald
April 6-10: Death march of inmates of Buchenwald -
liberation
April 8: Liberation of Buchenwald.
April 15: Liberation of Bergen-Belsen.
April 22: Liberation of Sachsenhausen.
April 23: Liberation of Flossenburg.
April 29: Liberation of Dachau. -
Death of the Fuhrer
April 30: Hitler commits suicide, liberation of Ravensbruck. -
V-E Day end of Jewish Opression
May 8: V-E Day: Germany surrenders; end of Third Reich