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The Hitler Youth is created
The Hitler youth was an organization that required all children from ages 10-18 to be in. The organization brainwashed the children into their belief's being lined up with Nazi ideologies. The camps trained the boys to be skilled in combat, while also teaching the women how to be good housewives. -
Hitler becomes chancellor of Germany.
Germany is experiencing the consequences of the Great Depression and the treaty of Versailles , but Hitler proposes he become chancellor to help aid in rebuilding Germany. President Paul von Hindenburg appoints him to the title of chancellor. -
Boycott of Jewish Buisnesses
When Hitler came to power on the thirtieth of January, 1933, he had all Businesses owned by Jewish people Boycotted. This was followed with support from the support of the German population. -
Nazi's and college students burn books
In efforts to control the knowledge of the German people, the government burned books that they deemed "un-German". This was a common practice in order to align -
Adolf Hitler Becomes fuhrer
Adolf Hitler gets appointed to fuhrer and is granted complete power over Nazi Germany. Becoming fuhrer meant that his actions were no longer bounded by the laws of the state. -
The Nuremberg Laws are placed against Jewish people.
These laws were put in place to determine if a person was a jew. The law stated that a jew was defined as somebody with three or more grandparents who practiced Judaism. -
Hitler annexes Austria
Hitler rebuilt his army and is attempting to start to take most of Europe. -
Night of Broken glass
The night of Broken glass was a night full of violence. It was an attack on Jewish people, smashing their homes and their Businesses , as well as violently killing hundreds of Jewish people.
