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Treaty of Versailles
Germany had to lose land, lose military, and pay back money to winners. -
Hyper inflation
when prices get out of control.
price of bread in Germany: 1920 - 2.37 1921 - 3.90 1922 - 163.15 January - 1923 250 marks, April 1923, July- 3,465, august - 69,000, Sep - 1.512, Oct, 1.743 billion, Nov, - 201 billion, Dec - 399 billion. -
beerball putsch
Hitler attempts to overthrow the German government. -
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Republic style gov.
the president was a popular war hero named Hindenburg -
Hitler on trail
Hitler uses the trail to give a huge speech further blaming Jews for problems of Germany; he was later put in "jail" for 9 months. While he would of got the death penalty, but he gave the speech -
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Great depression
- bad economy
- Angry people
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Anne frank is born
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Hitler becomes chancellor of Germany
- Eliminate political rivals to be head of Nazis
- rising popularity of Nazis forces Hindenburg to give him some power
- not full power, he is 3rd
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Holocaust
Hitler started taking away Jewish rights slowly, then it became something a little more.... Serious. Jewish civilians and other "undesirables" were taken to concentration camps and death camps -
Reich-stag fire of February 1933
Hitler blames communists for fire -
Enabling act of march 1933
Hindenburg -Basically gives power of decision making to Hitler
-Within a few months all other political parties besides the Nazis were eliminated
- this allowed Hitler to get rid of all his rivals -
Nuremberg Laws
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kristallnacht
Referred as the night of broken glass. It was where people went out in the night and destroyed Jewish households. This is when it got serious. -
Euthanasia program
Systemically killing those deemed "unworthy of life" due to physical disability or mental illness. -
Germany invades Poland
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Ghetto's
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First test zyklon B
First experiment with zyklon b. doesn't really use until 1943 -
First death camp
1941 -
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Einsatzgruppen
Mobile killing squads. As the army advanced the groups would round up Jews then kill them by shooting -
Wannsee confrence
Nazi leaders approve the "final solution" or plan to exterminate the Jews. -
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Camp rebellions
Prisoner's stole weapons weapons from guards, then tried to escape. most were killed but a few dozen made it out and survived the war. -
Warsaw ghetto uprising
-Residents smuggled weapons in
-Uprising lasted for about a month
-SS troops arrested and deported residents after the uprising ended. -
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Death marches
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Auschwitz-Birkenau
members of the sonderkommando working in the crematorium fought SS guards killing over 70, but all 250 as well as 200 others were killed in response. -
End of war/Hitler dies
Hitler commits suicide rather than face capture by soviets. Germany surrenders within a week. Ends may 8th -
liberation of concentration camps
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Liberation
camps throughout Europe are liberated by allied forces. then ironically sent to a another camp, but with better conditions. -
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Nuremberg Trials
International community put a number of Germans on trail for war crimes, crimes against peace and crimes against humanity. -
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What happened to the survivors
Displaced persons camps - areas for former prisoners to stay while searching for family and a permanent home. -
Emigration
Jews emigrate from their homes after they get back from the camps. Most went to isreal