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The armenian genocide
The Armenian genocide was considered the beginning of the genocides. The ottomans had believed that the Armenians had contact with the enemy.In doing so this means that the ottoman empire had believed the Armenians were going to be a threat to them.After this the Entente powers was formed and they then challenged. -
hitler writes against the jews
Hitler wrote his first comment on the jews in 1919. His idea behind this was that the Jews were a race and not a religion. This then caused Germany to be discriminatory to the jews. We know that Hitler's years in Vienna and the military had a lot of an impact on his racial views. -
the nazi party platform
Hitler presented an idea for the 25-point program this ended up being the nazi program. This program was made just to segregate the jews. They wanted the jews out of Aryan because they blamed the jews for jesues death.It was called the 25 point program because that's how many statements they had to justify or claim if you were jewish or not. -
hitler becomes leader of the nazi party
Hitler became the nazi party leader after serving 9 months for treason. Hitler re-established this group from the revolutionary party to seizing power. Hitler promised the nazi party that he would gain votes to gain power and so he did. His plan of having a nazi dictatorship over Germany soon because true. -
hitler campaign speech
Hitler told the people that if they voted for his party all the terror would be removed. The nazi party won 230 seats. They became the largest party represented.Hitler used simple methods of strong images and simple messages to win people over. -
german invasion of poland
the germans invading poland initiated world war 2.Germany invaded Poland because they had to get rid of the jews.The jews and non-jews tried running away because they thought the Poland army could defend the germans.after the defeat of the Poland army the german authorities began enforcing their racial policies. -
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ghetto established
germans established the ghetto for Jews to live. There were 15,000 - 20,000 jews living in these small living spaces. The jews made a resistance movement from the time it was established in 1941. This resistance focused on underground operations. -
death penalty for aiding jews
jews that were hiding or had protection were being risky. them and their protectors risked severe punishment if they were caught. They threatened death to anyone aiding jews. Not only the jews that had left were going to be killed but anyone that helped them was going to be killed as well. This was because the Germans saw anyone helping as a threat to their system.
