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The Schutzstaffel, more commonly known as the SS was an organisation that was basically elite soldiers. Created by Adolf Hitler, this group affects the people they kill or arrest.
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Hitler becomes Chancellor, this affects the whole world because he starts a world war.
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Hitler got emergency power by claiming the communists burnet down an important building in Germany. This affected the whole world because he started a world war
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The Nazi party tried to boycott Jewish business, it was largely unsuccessful and abandoned. This badly affected the Jews, because they were being discriminated against.
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This law allowed the weeding out of non germans. This affected non Germans in Germany because they were being sterilized.
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This law by the German government allowed people who seemed like a threat to society to be imprisoned. It affected the jews because it was mostly used against them.
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Germany imposed laws that discriminate against the Jews. This law affected the Jews (big surprise) because they were being discriminated against.
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This was a German organization to distribute propaganda throughout Germany. It affected a lot of German people because they got wrong information
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The Nazis invaded and took over Rhineland. This affected the world because GErmany was breaking the Versaille treaty.
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This was when Hitler's Brown Shirts went around and destroyed Jewish property. It affected the Jews because they were being targeted.
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Einsatzgruppen were special SS tasked with killing Soviet Jews and political enemies. This affected the Soviet Jews and other people they killed.
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The Lodz Ghetto was the second largest ghetto in Germany, it manufactured supplies for Germany. This affected the Jews and other people in the ghetto because they were being forced to work.
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These were yellow stars that Jews were required to wear. It affected them because it was the start to a lot of bad things.
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This was a ship with about 900 Jewish refugees, they were denied refugee by all the countries they asked. This affected the Jews because they had to go back to Germany.
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Germany invaded Poland, and this started WWII. It affected the Polish because they were being invaded
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Auschwitz was a large scale concentration camp, tasked with killing as many Jews as possible. This mainly negatively affected the Jews.
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It was an idea by the German government to relocate all the Jews to the island of Madagascar. This affected the Jews because they would be the ones relocating.
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This was an order to execute any and all Soviet political commissar. This affected the soviets because their people were being killed.
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This was a meeting in which the German government decided the final solution to the Jews. This affected the Jews because they were going to be killed.
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The Zigeunerlager was a concentration camp for gypsies. It negatively affected the gypsies because they were being forced to work and being killed.
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All the Jews still in ghettos were to be relocated to concentration camps. This affected The Jews because they were going to concentration camps.
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While Mengele was at Auschwitz he performed many cruel experiments on the prisoners, this was not good for them because they suffered and died.
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This was the last gassing at Auschwitz before they evacuated. This affected the prisoners because some of them got killed and the rest had to relocate.
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Auschwitz was ordered to be destroyed to try and hide the mass killings they commited. This affected the prisoners because they had to relocate
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Auschwitz was liberated by the soviet army. More than 7000 prisoners were liberated. This affected the prisoners at Auschwitz because they were being freed.
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Hitler committed suicide in fear of what would happen to him. This affected the world because they didn't have to worry about what he does.
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This was the trial the captured Nazis leaders faced. They were charged with crimes against peace, war crimes, crimes against humanity and more. This affected the world and jews because they didn't have to worry about the Nazis anymore, and the Jews wernt being persecuted anymore.
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Adolf Eichmann was a Nazi SS officer, he was captured by and tried for war crimes. This affected the Nazis because one of their own was captured.
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Mengele managed to elude capture for 34 years, he had a stroke while swimming and drowned. Buried under another name, authorities found his remains and confirmed it was him. This was good news for everyone, because a Nazi had found a missing Nazi.