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Even before Nazi's were in power many Germans had made known their Anti-Semitism, placing signs prohibiting Jews from entering certain businesses or areas. 

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Even before Nazi's were in power many Germans had made known their Anti-Semitism, placing signs prohibiting Jews from entering certain businesses or areas. 

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As early as 1919 Hitler described the Jews as an evil race, struggling for world domination in his book "Mein Kampf". They categorized Jews as  Untermenschen or "subhumans". 

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As early as 1919 Hitler described the Jews as an evil race, struggling for world domination in his book "Mein Kampf". They categorized Jews as  Untermenschen or "subhumans". 

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On January 30, 1933 President Hindenburg appointed Hitler as the head of coalition government. 

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On January 30, 1933 President Hindenburg appointed Hitler as the head of coalition government. 

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On April 1, 1933 the first assault on Jews began with a boycott of Jewish businesses. 

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On April 1, 1933 the first assault on Jews began with a boycott of Jewish businesses. 

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Jews were then dismissed from the civil service, and restricted from attending German schools under a government imposed quota. 

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Jews were then dismissed from the civil service, and restricted from attending German schools under a government imposed quota. 

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On May 10, 1933 thousands of Nazi students as well as teachers stormed university libraries and book stores in 30 cities throughout Germany in order to remove books written by non-Aryans along with those that opposed Nazi views. 

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On May 10, 1933 thousands of Nazi students as well as teachers stormed university libraries and book stores in 30 cities throughout Germany in order to remove books written by non-Aryans along with those that opposed Nazi views. 

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On May 20, 1933 the SS opened the Dachua concentration camp outside of Munich. 

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On May 20, 1933 the SS opened the Dachua concentration camp outside of Munich. 

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Between 1933 and 1945 Nazi Germany opened some 40,000 incarceration cites, some used for force labor, and others for detention of enemies, or mass murder. 

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Between 1933 and 1945 Nazi Germany opened some 40,000 incarceration cites, some used for force labor, and others for detention of enemies, or mass murder. 

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The first to be affected by these concentration camps were not Jewish. Political dissidents, trade unionists, and Social Democrats were among the first to be incarcerated in concentration camps. 

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The first to be affected by these concentration camps were not Jewish. Political dissidents, trade unionists, and Social Democrats were among the first to be incarcerated in concentration camps. 

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At the annual Nazi Party in Nurnberg on September 15, 1935 the Nunberg laws were established. While they did not define a Jew or Aryan, they did divide them, as well as limit Jews. 

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At the annual Nazi Party in Nurnberg on September 15, 1935 the Nunberg laws were established. While they did not define a Jew or Aryan, they did divide them, as well as limit Jews. 

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Later in November the bureaucracy defined them into two basic categories. Jews are those who have at least three Jewish grandparents, and Mishlinge or "mixed breeds" that have one or two Jewish grandparents. 

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Later in November the bureaucracy defined them into two basic categories. Jews are those who have at least three Jewish grandparents, and Mishlinge or "mixed breeds" that have one or two Jewish grandparents. 

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By the late 1930's many Jews seeked refuge, those who could obtain visas traveled to the United States, while others looked towards neighboring Countries. 

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By the late 1930's many Jews seeked refuge, those who could obtain visas traveled to the United States, while others looked towards neighboring Countries. 

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On November 9, 1938 and following the next 48 hours anti-Jew rioters burned and damaged more than 1,000 Jewish synagogues, and ransacked 7,500 Jewish businesses. 

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On November 9, 1938 and following the next 48 hours anti-Jew rioters burned and damaged more than 1,000 Jewish synagogues, and ransacked 7,500 Jewish businesses. 

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Police and Firemen stood by not to protect the synagogues, but to make sure the flames did not spread to the adjacent "Aryan" property.  

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Police and Firemen stood by not to protect the synagogues, but to make sure the flames did not spread to the adjacent "Aryan" property.  

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Around 30,000 Jewish men between the ages of 16 to 60 were arrested and brought to concentration camps, incarcerated for a brief period of time. 

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Around 30,000 Jewish men between the ages of 16 to 60 were arrested and brought to concentration camps, incarcerated for a brief period of time. 

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Persecution of Jews between 1933-1938 in Germany. 

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Persecution of Jews between 1933-1938 in Germany. 

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In 1939 the Nazis initiated the T-4 program, staged as a "euthanasia" program for the physically disabled or mentally disturbed, which established the use of gas chambers and mass crematoria. Around 70,000 Germans deemed mentally ill had been gassed to death by the chambers, and with severe push from  prominent religious leaders Hitler put an end to the program in 1941. The killings of the disabled continued in secrecy and by 1945 some 275,000 disabled from all over Europe had been killed. 

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In 1939 the Nazis initiated the T-4 program, staged as a "euthanasia" program for the physically disabled or mentally disturbed, which established the use of gas chambers and mass crematoria. Around 70,000 Germans deemed mentally ill had been gassed to death by the chambers, and with severe push from  prominent religious leaders Hitler put an end to the program in 1941. The killings of the disabled continued in secrecy and by 1945 some 275,000 disabled from all over Europe had been killed. 

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In September of 1939 the Germany army invaded Poland, occupying the Western area by October.  The German police forced tens of thousands of Polish Jews out of their homes and into ghettos, giving their confiscated properties to ethnic Germans, Germans from the Reich, or Polish gentiles. 

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In September of 1939 the Germany army invaded Poland, occupying the Western area by October.  The German police forced tens of thousands of Polish Jews out of their homes and into ghettos, giving their confiscated properties to ethnic Germans, Germans from the Reich, or Polish gentiles. 

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The Jewish ghettos in Poland functioned like captive city-states. They were governed by Jewish councils and enclosed by high walls and barbed wire fences. With widespread unemployment, poverty, and hunger, the overpopulated ghettos became breeding ground for diseases. 

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The Jewish ghettos in Poland functioned like captive city-states. They were governed by Jewish councils and enclosed by high walls and barbed wire fences. With widespread unemployment, poverty, and hunger, the overpopulated ghettos became breeding ground for diseases. 

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In the Spring and Summer of 1940, Hitler's empire was expanded in Europe, conquering Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and France. By 1941 Jews from all over the continent, as well as hundreds of thousands of Gypsies were transported to the Polish ghettos. 

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In the Spring and Summer of 1940, Hitler's empire was expanded in Europe, conquering Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and France. By 1941 Jews from all over the continent, as well as hundreds of thousands of Gypsies were transported to the Polish ghettos. 

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June 1941 marked a new level of brutality as Einsatzgruppen or mobile killing units would murder more than 500,000 Soviet Jews and others, over the course of Germany's involvement in World War II.  

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June 1941 marked a new level of brutality as Einsatzgruppen or mobile killing units would murder more than 500,000 Soviet Jews and others, over the course of Germany's involvement in World War II.  

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At the same time experiments with mass killing had been  ongoing at the camp of Auschwitz. That August, 500 officials gassed 500 Soviet POW's to death with the pesticide Zyklon-B. The SS soon placed a huge order for the gas with a German pest-control firm.

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At the same time experiments with mass killing had been  ongoing at the camp of Auschwitz. That August, 500 officials gassed 500 Soviet POW's to death with the pesticide Zyklon-B. The SS soon placed a huge order for the gas with a German pest-control firm.

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Beginning in September of 1941 every Jew in German territory was marked with a yellow star making them open targets. 

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Beginning in September of 1941 every Jew in German territory was marked with a yellow star making them open targets. 

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In late 1941 the Germans began mass transports from the ghettos in Poland to the concentration camps, starting with those viewed as least useful. The first mass gassing occurred on March 17, 1942 at the camp of Belzvec, near Lublin, and five more mass killing centers were built over camps in occupied Poland. 

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In late 1941 the Germans began mass transports from the ghettos in Poland to the concentration camps, starting with those viewed as least useful. The first mass gassing occurred on March 17, 1942 at the camp of Belzvec, near Lublin, and five more mass killing centers were built over camps in occupied Poland. 

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As Soviet troops approach the Auschwitz camp, the SS units evacuated the camp by marching prisoners on foot toward the interior of the German Reich. Beginning in the fall of 1944 to January of 1945 the "death marches" resulted in the death of some 250,000 to 375,000 people.  

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As Soviet troops approach the Auschwitz camp, the SS units evacuated the camp by marching prisoners on foot toward the interior of the German Reich. Beginning in the fall of 1944 to January of 1945 the "death marches" resulted in the death of some 250,000 to 375,000 people.  

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By the spring of 1945 Germany's Nazism was falling, as Goering and Himmler were both seeking to take power over Hitler. In Hitler's last political statement on April 29, he continued to blame the war on “International Jewry and its helpers” . The following day he committed suicide. Germany's formal surrender from war came nearly a week later on May 8, 1945. 

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By the spring of 1945 Germany's Nazism was falling, as Goering and Himmler were both seeking to take power over Hitler. In Hitler's last political statement on April 29, he continued to blame the war on “International Jewry and its helpers” . The following day he committed suicide. Germany's formal surrender from war came nearly a week later on May 8, 1945. 

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The Holocaust was a systematic oppression of people. It killed up to 6 million Jews, around 7 million Soviet civilians, up to 250,000 people with disabilities, 196,000–220,000 Roma (Gypsies), around 1,900 Jehovah's Witnesses, and at least 70,000 repeat criminal offenders or asocials.  

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The Holocaust was a systematic oppression of people. It killed up to 6 million Jews, around 7 million Soviet civilians, up to 250,000 people with disabilities, 196,000–220,000 Roma (Gypsies), around 1,900 Jehovah's Witnesses, and at least 70,000 repeat criminal offenders or asocials.  