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Nazi party leader, Hitler became the chancellor of Germany.
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Jewish rights are further restricted and aren't allowed in public place such as public schools, hospitals, and parks. Nearly 2000 anti-jewish laws are passed in the 1930's.
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Nazi's shoot up Jewish-owned shops and burn synagogues across Germany. Nearly 30,000 jewish men were arrested and sent to concentration camps by November 10th.
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Nazis start the first mass murdering of intellectually and physically disabled children. In October, Hitler approves the T4 program to eliminate all disabled people.
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The Nazis opened many concentration camps including Auschwitz. They imprisoned many Jews and others who they didn't like.
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Nazis wiped out Jews and others who didn't reach their expectations. More than one million Jews are murdered.
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Nazis open death camps like Auschwitz. They made gas chambers to increase the killing rate. Nearly 600 Jews were gassed each day.
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In April, in the Warsaw ghetto, Jews began their attack against the Nazis. It lasted nearly a month.
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As allied forces defeat the Nazis, they arrive and concentration and death camps to free prisoners. By liberation, nearly 6 million Jews and others had been murdered.