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In 1933, Hitler became chancellor and took power over Germany. The boycott of  Jewish shops and businesses took place, and concentration camps opened

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German president, Paul von Hindenburg died and Hitler took his place. In 1934, the system of concentration camps also started taking place.

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Nuremberg Laws were established and anti-semitism took place along the streets.

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Sachsenhausen (a camp in Oranienburg, Germany) concentration camps opened.

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Buchenwald ( a camp established in Ettersberg hill near Weimar, Germany, in July 1937) opens. It is one of the first and the largest camps within Germany's 1937 boarders.

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On September 30, the Munich Conference took place where France and Great Britain agreed Germany taking over Sudentenland. Jewish passports were marked with letter "J" so they would be restricted from immigrating to Switzerland and Jews were officially boycotted.