1. The Death at The Holocaust
By: Ashley Lopez

2. November 9, 1938
Ernst vom Rath dies after being shot and motrally wounded two days before.
He was the third secretaty in the German Embassy in Paris

3. January 1941
A pogrom in Romania results in over 2,000 Jews killed

4. February 22, 1941
430 Jews hostages are deported from Amsterdam after a Dutch Nazi is killed by Jews

5. July 1941
As the German Army advances, SS Einsatzgruppen follow along and conduct mass murder of Jews in a seized land.

6. July 25-26, 1941
3,800 Jews killed during a pogrom by Lithuanians in Kovno.

7. September 27-28, 1941
23,000 Jews killed at Kamenets – Podolsk, in the Ukraine

8. September 29-30, 1941
SS Einsatzgruppen murder 33,771 Jews at Babi Yar near Kiev.

9. October 1941
35,000 Jews from Odessa shot.

10. November 1941
SS Einsatzgruppe B reports a tally of 45, 476 Jews killed.

11. November 30, 1941
Near Riga, a mass shooting of Latvian and German Jews.

12. December 8, 1941
In Poland near Lodz, Chelmno extermination camp becomes operational.
Jews ther are put into gas vans and driven to a burial place while the carbon monoxide from the engine id fed into a sealed compartment, killing them.
First victims include 5,000 gypsies.

13. January 1942 Mass killing of Jews using Zyklon.
Bodies were burried in mass graves.

14. January 31, 1942
SS Einsatzgruppe A reports about 229, 052 Jews killed.

15. June 4, 1942
Heydrich dies of his wounds by the Czech Underground agents.

16. June 30 and July 2, 1942
The New York Times and the London Daily Telegraph report that there are over 1,000,000 Jews that have been killed by the Nazis.

17. Works Cited Page
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