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Nazi Holocaust

By andrea angoa

  • 1933 Adolf Hitler is appointed minister

    1933 Adolf Hitler is appointed minister
    This causes many changes to German politics, Jews suffer discrimination and Inusticiency.

  • 1934 anti-Semitism

    1934 anti-Semitism
    "The Night of the Knives" is ordered by Goering and Goebbels, murdering politicians without any valid justification. Hidenbugr dies and Hitler rises to power.

  • 1935 Remake the German army

    1935 Remake the German army
    Compulsory military service is implemented despite its prohibition in the Treaty of Versailles. Change the penal code to make any homosexual act a crime.

  • 1936 Germany at the forefront of the international community

    1936 Germany at the forefront of the international community
    Concentration camps are controlled by the SS and Jews are excluded from that year's Olympic Games.

  • 1939, 2nd World War

    1939, 2nd World War
    Germany invades Poland and murders more than 30,000 Jews, despite promising atherwise, Worls War II begins.

  • 1940 Oswiecim place of extermination

    1940 Oswiecim place of extermination
    A village is chosen in Krakow as the place of extermination of Jewish prisoners

  • 1941 Classification of concentration camps

    1941 Classification of concentration camps
    Concentration camps are classified into 3 levels, the first being the least hostile. The first experiment with lethal gases are carried out to exterminate Jews in Auswitch by the SS.

  • 1942 mass murders

    1942 mass murders
    Mass extermination begins in gas chambers to Jews. About 977,000 " processed" Jews are reported and a second gas chambers is built in Auswitch.

  • 1943 First Jewish Revolt

    1943 First Jewish Revolt
    The Jwes of a guetto in Warsaw, 1000 Germans and 1300 Jews died, motivating other Jews to reveal themselves against the Nazis, are revealed to their oppressors.

  • 1945 Liberation of concentration camps

    1945 Liberation of concentration camps
    Budapest, Poland, Warsaw and other concentration camps are released by Russian troops. On 2 may, the fall of Berlin and the death of Adolf Hitler are announced.