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Adolf Hitler Appointed Chancellor of Germany
Hitler and the Nazi party assume control in Germany. -
Establishment of Dachau Camp
The Schutzstaffel (SS) creates one of the first concentration camps called the Dachau Camp. -
Anti-Jewish Boycott
A boycott was started by the Nazi party, and no products were to be purchased from any Jewish-owned business. -
Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service
The Nazi party passed a law that didn't allow Jews or any other political opponents to participate in any civil service positions. -
Nuremberg Race Laws
The Nuremberg Laws were passed, and they brought immediete and very clear and concrete segregation of any Jews in Germany. -
Buchenwald Concentration Camp Opens
One of the largest concentration camps in Germany opens, and it was Buchenwald. Out of the 238,980 Jews sent there, 53,926 died. -
Antisemitic Exhibition Opens in Munich
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. -
German Jews’ Passports Declared Invalid
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. -
Kristallnacht
The Nazi Party and other Nazi formations destroyed and looted many Jewish homes, burned Synagogues, and killed at least 91 Jews. -
Exclusion of Jews from German Economic Life
A German decree was passed that closed all Jewish-owned business, so they could not obtain money. -
Reichstag Speech
Hitler stated that a worldwide war would result in the ultimate end of the Jewish people in Europe as a whole. -
St. Louis Sets Sail
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.
