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Adolf Hitler was appointed Chancellor by Hindenburg and further led to the development of the Nazi power
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Hitler opened the first concentration camp in Dachau
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Germans where told not to buy from Jewish shops or businesses
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Homeless, alcoholic and unemployed people were sent to concentration camps
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An order was issued which prohibited Jewish people from having health insurance
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The Nuremberg Laws were introduced. These laws were designed to take away Jewish rights of citizenship and included orders that:
Jews are no longer allowed to be German citizens.
Jews cannot marry non-Jews.
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Following Anschluss which joined Germany and Austria, Jews in Austria were persecuted and victimised.
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The Jewish synagogue in Munich was destroyed
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The passports of all Austrian and German Jews had to be stamped with a large red letter ‘J’
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A night of extreme violence.
Approximately 100 Jews were murdered,
20,000 German and Austrian Jews arrested and sent to camps, Hundreds of synagogues burned, and the
Windows of Jewish shops all over Germany and Austria smashed.