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At a campaign in Waldenburg, Germany, Hitler makes a speech, and in it attacks the Weimar Republic and parliamentary system, pledging to "dissolve," it.
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Hitler was appointed Chancellor of Germany.
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The concentration camp, Dachau, was established on this day by the SS
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a nation wide boycott against jewish-owned businesses was organized by the Nazi party and other affiliated organizations
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Jewish students became limited in public schools and universities after a law against "overcrowding," was passed
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Books that were deemed "un-German" were burned publicly throughout Germany
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A new law passed prohibits individuals not of the Aryan race working in the journalism department
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The leader of the SA, the Nazi party paramilitary, was purged due to order by Hitler
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Hitler abolishes the president office and becomes the absolute dictator of Germany
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One of the largest concentration camps, Buchenwald, was established in old German borders of 1937
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Helen Baker, an American woman, described what she witnessed of Hitler entering Vienna
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Hitler declares that the end of European Jewry could be accomplished if war broke out
