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Hitler had gained power in Germany over the span of a couple years. This allowed him to convince the president to appoint him as chancellor.
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Dachau, the first official Nazi concentration camp, is created. This is where Jewish people would be sent to be exterminated.
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On April 1st, a boycott on Jewish goods was implemented. It was unsuccessful but showed the Nazis' intent to give the Jewish population a harder time in Germany.
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After naming himself Fuhrer, all armed forces must swear an allegiance to Hitler. Hitler now has all power in the country of Germany and any other territories.
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Jewish people could no longer serve in the German armed forces after May 31, 1935. This is another for of discrimination against Jewish people.
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The Nuremberg laws in Germany took Jewish peoples' citizenship away. It also told Jewish people they could not marry outside of Jewish communities. These were the first official laws against Jewish people in Germany.
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The Buchenwald concentration camp was opened in the summer of 1937. It became one of the largest and most used concentration camps during the Holocaust.
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On the night of November 9th, many Jewish shops and businesses were terrorized. Nazi soldiers broke windows of the shops owned by Jewish people. This caused them to never reopen the stores in fear of being persecuted.
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Auschwitz concentration camp is established. Auschwitz would become arguably the most prominent concentration camp.
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By this time, more than 1,000,000 Jewish people had already been slaughtered.
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Allied forces stormed the beach at Normandy. This started their attack on the Axis forces. A month earlier, 300,000 Jewish people had been sent to Auschwitz.
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On April 30, 1945, Hitler committed suicide. By the end of the war, upwards of 6,000,000 Jewish people had been murdered.
