1. ''THE NIGHT OF BROKEN GLASS''
KRISTALLNACHT
''THE NIGHT OF BROKEN GLASS''
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2. Before the Night of Broken Glass Nazi Point of View
Kristallnacht
Before the Night of Broken Glass
Nazi Point of View
Jewish Point of View 
After the Night of Broken Glass

3. Before Kristallnacht

4. Many Jews came from Poland to Germany Jews were kept at border
Before Kristallnacht
Many Jews came from Poland to Germany 
Jews were kept at border 
Not enough food 
Herschel Grynszpan's parents were two of those Jews 
Wanted to help 
Went to German embassy in Paris and killed Ernst Vom Rath

5. Germany had no room and wanted to get rid of the Jews
Timeline
Jews came to Germany
Germany had no room and wanted to get rid of the Jews
Herschel Grynszpan killed German diplomat Ernst Vom  Rath 
This sparked an uprising for the Jews and started Kristallnacht
7,500 Jewish-owned shops had their windows shattered
The Jews were later murdered or sent to concentration camps

6. Jews point of view

7. How The Jews Saw It 7,500 Jewish owned shops had their windows broken
At least 91 Jews were killed
30,000 Jewish males were arrested
Many synagogues, homes, and schools were destroyed

8. JEWISH SYNAGOGUE

9. Nazi point of view

10. How The Nazis Saw It 
Killed close to 100 Jews. 
German's didn't want Jews on their land. 
This was the start of major Jewish segregation. 
The amount of damage they did took six months to clean up.

11. After kristallnacht

12. The Aftermath
On November 12, Hermann Goering called a meeting of the top Nazi leadership which included  Goering, Goebbels, Reinhard Heydrich, Walter Funk and other high ranking Nazis. The meeting was to discuss what happened and the changes it could cause to the economy.