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Hindenburg appoints Hitler chancellor of Germany.
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Period: to
begining to end
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Opening of a concentration camp for political prisoners near Dacha
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Several thousand Americans attend a pro-Nazi rally in Queens. New York
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The Gestapo prison Columbia-Haus in Berlin becomes a concentration camp.
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Italy invades Ethiopia.
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Spanish Civil War begins
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The concentration camp Columbia-Haus is dissolved.
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Himmler discloses that about 8,000 prisoners are in concentration camps for protective custody.
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Germany signs military agreement with Japan.
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Jews eliminated from the economy in Germany. Their assets can be seized.
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The employment of Jews in businesses was banned.
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Schacht was dismissed as President of the Reichsbank.
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The Jewish refugee ship the St. Louis arrives in Belgium after being denied access to Cuba and the United States. Most of the passengers are eventually murdered by the Nazis
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German troops invade Denmark and Norway.
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Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and France invaded and occupied
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Operation Barbarossa - 3 million German troops invaded Russia
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German advance in Russia halted by Russian winter and Russian counterattacks.
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Extermination begins in Belzec; by end of 1942 600,000 Jews murdered
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German troops defeated at the Second Battle of El Alamein in North Africa
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First allied bombing raid on German cities
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German forces mount a new offensive in Russia
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Soviet troops experience success against the Germans in the Crimea
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July Bomb Plot failed attempt to assassinate Hitler
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Liberation of the camp by US Army troops
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V-E Day: German surrender confirmed
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German advance in Russia halted by Russian winter and Russian counterattacks.