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There was a family in the holocaust and they had a child named kitty. The father documented everything about kitty and how she was processing. The father was Bela and he had fear of his family. The last thing he wrote before his family was sent to a Nazi killing center was direct of kitty short life
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On May 10 university students burned up to 25,000 books, but it wasn't just any books it was un-German books in Berlin Opera Square. University students in college towns across Germany burned thousands of books they considered to be “un-German." One of the authors named Helen Keller books was burned, an American whose belief in social justice encouraged her to champion disabled persons, pacifism, improved conditions for industrial workers, and women's voting rights.
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The German government passes the “Law for the Prevention of Offspring with Hereditary Diseases," which is the kids with disabilities physically and mentally.
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"German Jewish organizations establish the Central Organization of German Jews, in an effort to better represent the interests of German Jews through a unified response to escalating Nazi persecution."
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German President Paul Von Hindenburg dies. With the support of the German armed forces, Hitler becomes President of Germany. Hitler now becomes the absolute dictator of Germany; there are no legal or constitutional limits to his authority.
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Hitler abolishes the office of President and declares himself Führer of the German Reich and People, in addition to his position as Chancellor. There are no legal or constitutional limits to his authority.
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There was eighteen black African Americans that dominated in the Olympics. Everyone who were in the Olympics won 14 medals. The continuing social and economic discrimination black athletes faced after returning to the United States emphasized the irony of their victory in racist Germany.
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Great Britain and France declare war on Germany. Two days earlier, on September 1, 1939, Germany had invaded Poland.
