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In 1933 Hitler became Chancellor of Germany

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In 1935 Jews lost their citizenship

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In 1938 Jew could no longer own business, so either Jewish business were closed, or Jews had to relinquish their ownership, in some cases selling at an extreme financial loss, to their Aryan partners or neighbors.

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In 1939 Jews had to follow curfews, give their radios to the police, and were required to wear yellow stars of David, which followed the tragedy of Kristallnacht on November 9th, 1938

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In 1940 Nazis began deporting German Jews to Poland, and began to put Jews into ghettos and then concentration camps throughout Europe

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In 1942 the Nazis talked openly about the, "Final Solution," the plan to kill all European Jews

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In 1943 By the end of the year, over 80% of the Jews who would die in the Holocaust had been killed.

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In 1945 Hitler was finally defeated, liberation began, as death camps were emptied and survivors were placed in displaced person facilities.

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In 1946 War crimes trials began in Nuremburg.

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One way to prevent another Holocaust from happening is to promote human rights and make sure that citizens have a say. Another way is to study exactly how the Holocaust happened before. In order to keep hatred toward a religious, ethnic, racial, or cultural group is respect. We should be more respectful towards people's beliefs. There is the Religious freedom act that protects people and the things they believe in. I think it is somewhat effective, but we can always be more understanding and not discriminating.