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the HOLOCAUST

NAZI CONTROL 1933 The Nazis take control of Germany in January

DACHAU OPENS 1933 The first concentration camp opens in March

CONCENTRATION CAMPS Jews were systematically sent to concentration camps

NUREMBURG LAWS 1935 Nuremburg Laws strip Jews of their civil rights

THE MASTER RACE Nazi Germany identifies and attempts to create the “Master Race”

KRISTALLNACHT 1938 “The Night of Broken Glass” destroys Jewish businesses in Germany

YELLOW STAR OF DAVID 1939 Jews ordered to wear the Yellow Star of David

CHELMO OPENS 1941 The first death or extermination camp opens in December; Auschwitz opens soon after

CONCENTRATION CAMP LIFE Nazis confiscated Jewish property, including their gold teeth fillings

CONCENTRATION CAMP LIFE Forced Labor

CONCENTRATION CAMP LIFE Sleeping Quarters

CONCENTRATION CAMP LIFE Starvation

CONCENTRATION CAMP LIFE Death

THE FINAL SOLUTION 1942 Hitler gives order to kill all Jews

DEATH MARCHES 1945 As Allies approach, Nazis begin death marches

LIBERATION 1945 VE Day celebrated on May 8th

NUREMBURG TRIALS 1945 In November, Nazis are charged with war crimes; many are convicted and executed

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