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Holocaust
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Hitler as Chancellor of Germany
Adolf Hitler is appointed Chancellor of Germany a nation with a Jewish population of 566,000. -
Rise of Hitler
Emergency powers granted to Hitler, letting him to be a dictator of Germany. -
Creation of Gestapo
Gestapo, a secret police agency, was created by Hitler -
Hitler as Fuhrer
The president Hindenburg dies, and Hitler becomes Fuhrer. -
Nuremberg Race Law
Nuremberg Race Law was created. -
Ascension of Gestapo
Gestapo is now placed above the law. -
Berlin Olympics
Olympic games begins in Germany. -
New policies
Jews are now banned from many professional occupations, and they are also denied tax reductions and child allownances. -
Nazi invasion to Austria
Hitler's troop invades Austria. Hitler declares Autria as part of German territory. -
Anti-Jew policies
Lots of Anti-Jewish laws were established, and Jews were forced to get serious social discriminations. -
Kristallnacht
Kristallnacht - The night of Broken glass.
Mass desctruction and harm to Jewish people and their properties. -
Czechoslovakia Invasion
Nazi troops now invades Czechoslovakia. -
Second World War
Great Britain and France declare war on Germany, by ignoring their warning to not invade Poland. -
Paris occupation
Paris was occupied by German troops. -
Tripartitie Pacts
Germany-Italy-Japan are now allied. -
Creation of Auschwitz
Auschwitz, a town located in Poland near Krakow, was chosen as the site for a new concentration camp. -
German army attacks Rusia
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Mass Killing of Mizcoz
Mass killing of Jews from Mizcoz ghetto, located in the Ukraine. -
First prisoners of Auschwitz
First Jews prisoners from Germany arrives to Auschwitz, one of hte major concentration camps of Nazi Regime. -
Anti-Jew laws in Europe
Hitler conquered most parts of Europe, and almost all Jews face Hitler's Anti-Jew laws. -
Anti-Gypsy Policy
Nazis order all Gypsies to be arrested and to sent to extermination camps. -
Stalingrad
Nazi army is defeated at Stalingrad, city located in west Rusia. Hitler lose a big amount of his troops, weakning his power. -
Gas chambers at Auschwitz
New gas chambers and creamtories are opened in Auschwitz, in order to kill prisoners of Concentration camp. -
Judenfrei
Nazis declare Berlin to be 'Judenfrei' (Cleansed of Jews) -
"Crime against Humanity"
President Roosevelt of USA declares Germany and Japan as "crime against humanity" -
D-Day
Allied forces land in Nromandy, on the coasts of Northen France. -
Liberation of Majdanek
Russian troops liberate the first concentration camp, at Majdanek, where 360,000 men were murdered. -
Last use of Gas chamber
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Dead March
Nazis force 25000 Jews to walk over 100 miles in rain and snow from Budapest to the Austrain border, followed by a second force march of 50000 persons, ending in Mauthausen. -
Destruction of crematories
Himmler orderes detruction of the crematories of Auschwitz, in order to eliminate evidences of mass killing. -
Oskar Schindler
By late 1944, Oskar Schindler saves 1200 Jews by moving them from Plaszow labor camp to his hometown of Brunnlitz. -
Liberation of Budapest
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Liberation of Auschwitz
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Suicide of Hitler
Hitler commits suicide in his Berlin Bunker. -
Surrunder of Germany
Unconditional German surrunder -
End of Second World War
By the unconditional surrunder of Japan, the second world war has finished. -
Nuremberg Military Tribunal