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Hitler and the Nazi party assume control in Germany.
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The Schutzstaffel (SS) creates one of the first concentration camps called the Dachau Camp.
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A boycott was started by the Nazi party, and no products were to be purchased from any Jewish-owned business.
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The Nazi party passed a law that didn't allow Jews or any other political opponents to participate in any civil service positions.
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The Nuremberg Laws were passed, and they brought immediete and very clear and concrete segregation of any Jews in Germany.
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One of the largest concentration camps in Germany opens, and it was Buchenwald. Out of the 238,980 Jews sent there, 53,926 died.
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Josef Goebbels and Julius Streicher opened the Der Ewige Jude (The Eternal Jew). This was pretty much a hate museum to point out why Jews should be hated.
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The Reich Ministry of the Interior takes away the passports of all German Jews, and makes them get new passports with the letter "J" stamped on it.
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The Nazi Party and other Nazi formations destroyed and looted many Jewish homes, burned Synagogues, and killed at least 91 Jews.
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A German decree was passed that closed all Jewish-owned business, so they could not obtain money.
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Hitler stated that a worldwide war would result in the ultimate end of the Jewish people in Europe as a whole.
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The St. Louis sets sail for Havana, Cuba carrying under a thousand people, most Jews. However, they were eventually sent back to Germany a few months later.
