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EVENT 1: January 30, 1933: Hitler appointed chancellor of Germany
EVENT 2: August 2, 1934: Hitler proclaims himself fuhrer and Reichskanzler.
EVENT 3: September 15, 1935: Nuremburg Laws are passed
EVENT 4: March 7, 1936: Germans march to Rhineland
EVENT 5: July 15: 1937: Buchenwald Opens

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EVENT 6: September 30, 1938: Munich Conference
EVENT 7: November 9-10, 1938: Kristellnacht
EVENT 8: March 15, 1939: Germans occupy Czechoslovokia
EVENT 9: September 1, 1939: WWII officially begins
EVENT 10: November 23, 1939: Jews forced to wear an arm band or yellow star

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EVENT 11: November 16, 1940: Warsaw ghetto sealed containing 500,000 jews
EVENT 12: June 22, 1941: Germany invades soviet russia
EVENT 13: May, 1942: Extermination by gas begins in Sobibor killing center; by October 1943, 250,000 Jews murdered
EVENT 14: June 1943: Himmler orders the liquidation of all ghettos in Poland and the Soviet Union
EVENT 15: September 2, 1945: WWII officially over

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This is a picture of jewish and german families living beside one another before the holocaust

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This is a picture of jews being publicly hung for their "crimes"

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This is a picture of jews in jewish ghettos

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This is a picture of jewish and German children attending school together before the holocaust

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This is a piture of the thousands of jewish pairs of shoes after they had been killed in the concentration camps.

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This is a picture of a jewish family living in Germany before the holocaust.

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This is a picture of political prisoners during roll call in the Dachau concentration camp on June 28, 1938

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These camps were to slaughter innocent people mainly the jews. There were many camps established due to this. The most popular extermination camps were Auschwitz-Birkenau, Belzec, Sobibor, Treblinka, Chelmno, and Majdanek which were all located in Poland.

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Elie Wiesel was born on September 30, 1928 in Sighet, Romania. Wiesel and his family were victims of the holocaust that happened during WWII. President Jimmy carter sent an appointment with Wiesel to appoint him as the chairman of the President's commission of the holocaust. He died in Manhattan, New York. He received the nobel peace prize in 1986.

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This camp was an internal feature of the regime in Nazi Germany between 1933-1945. People were being detained and kept for death sentences and went through harsh conditions. These people had no control to do or stop anything.

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The 6 main German death camps included Auschwitz-Birkenau, Belzec, Sobibor, Treblinka, Chelmno, Majdanek.
The death tolls for these camps were as follows:
Auschwitz-Birkenau: 1 million jews/1 million non jews.
Belzec: 550,000 Jews
Sobibor: 200,000 Jews
Treblinka: 750,000
Chelmno: 150,000 Jews
Majdanek: 50,000 Jews

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The lives of the people that went through the camps was harsh and difficult. Prisoners suffered and were abused/ The SS were brutal with the prisoners and believed that they deserved to be poor. They sometimes did not have blankets when the weather was 30 below 0. Prisoners were starved and ultimately ended up weak and look like living skeletons.