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On this day Hitler presented a 25 point plan to his Nazi party during their meeting.

This plan consists of a plan to segregate Jewish people from Aryan society. Their plan was to take away Jewish rights and dehumanize them. Hitler stated that only german blood could be a citizen therefore saying Jews were not German citizens. Many years later when Hitler came to power many points he had made as goals were ignored.

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Adolf Hitler appointed Chancellor (January 30, 1933) 

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Adolf Hitler appointed Chancellor (January 30, 1933) 

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Adolf Hitler was appointed chancellor by the German president Paul von Hindenburg. When Paul von Hindenburg died Hitler became dictator. Before Hitler came into power he was the leader of the Nazi party he had created himself.

This is important because if Paul von Hindenburg never appointed Hitler chancellor the Holocaust might have never happened or would have happened at a later date.

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Establishment of Dachau camp (March 22, 1933)

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Establishment of Dachau camp (March 22, 1933)

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Outside of Dachau Germany the SS established the first concentration camp. This camp was used to imprison Political opponents who were against the government of Germany.

This camp was the first camp that was opened before WW2 it had killed at least 28000 people by the end of WW2. Dachau was the only camp that had remain open through all of the time the Nazi party was in power

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Law Limits Jews in Public School (April 25, 1933)

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Law Limits Jews in Public School (April 25, 1933)

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This law was issued because of the overcrowding in the schools. Jewish kids were a large part of these kids. It limited the amount of jewish kids allowed in the schools

1933 germans really enforced educators to teach nazis ways and about how the should love the ways of them. Many Jewish kids were forced out of public schools and had to enroll into private schools to get an education. Some families could not afford private schools so some Jewish children were not able to have an education at a young age.

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On this day university students in Berlin germany burned up to 25000 non-German books. Students threw books from public and university libraries into pile in Berlin's opera square.

The reason the students did this was to try and create cultural control and censorship that opposed the German government in any way. This was one of many steps to come against other cultures leading up to the war. Through this event some of the cultural traditions may have been lost because the were written down and burned in the pile.

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Ban On Jehovah's Witness Organizations ( April 1, 1935)

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Ban On Jehovah's Witness Organizations ( April 1, 1935)

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The Jehovah's witness refused to swear allegiance to the state because they believe to not swear to a temporary power but instead believe in something much bigger. Jehovah's witness faced prosecution from the Nazis for refusing to fight for the Germans in the war.

As a result of this ban Jehovah's witness still continued to practice the way of life as they believed in something bigger than temporary power. After the Germans found this out they imprisoned hundreds of Jehovah's witnesses in concentration camps and prisons. There were around 1650 Jehovah's witness that died in concentration camps from Austria, Germany, and Dutch

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Decree on "Combating the Gypsy Plague" (June 6, 1936)

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Decree on "Combating the Gypsy Plague" (June 6, 1936)

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This decree order German Nazis to enforce existing laws about the Romani and deport non german romans and Gypsies. This caused many police raids on the many different Romani communities by the German police. The police would roundup the Roma and Sinti people.

This law targets the epoplebased in their beliefs and their lifestyle forcing them into losing their romani and sinti identity. This reflected how the Nazis seen others as inferior compared to themselves this also led up to Roma and Sinti people being imprisoned in concentration camps.

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Buchenwald Concentration Camp Opens (July 15, 1937)

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Buchenwald Concentration Camp Opens (July 15, 1937)

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SS Authorities open the Buchenwald concentration camp. Buchenwald had many other satellite camps while also being the largest of the many camps. Women were not sent to Buchenwald until late 1943. The camp was surrounded with electric barbed wire fence watchtowers and automatic machine guns.

Buchenwald's first prisoners were political people that opposed the german authorities trying to silence them. Close to 10000 Jews were sent to the camp along with Jehovah's Witness, Roma, and Gypsies where they were treated extremely horribly and many of them died.

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German Annexation of Austria (March 11-13, 1938)

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German Annexation of Austria (March 11-13, 1938)

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March 1 1938 The chancellor of Austria Kurt von Schuschnigg resigned because of the pressure from the german nazis he had faced. On March 12 German Nazis were greeted by the Austrian Nazis at the border.

This caused the Austrian Nazis to take over the government. The new Nazi chancellor of Austria signed a new law with Germany that meant Reunification with Austria and Germany which made them allied forces. Austria had applied the laws against that were against the German Jews against the Austrian Jews

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Helen Baker Diary Entry (March 14, 1938)

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Helen Baker Diary Entry (March 14, 1938)

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Helen and her husband Ross Baker were living in Austria at the time Germany annexed Austria. They were both from America and Helen was studying abroad in Vienna.

Helen wrote in her letters about what was happening when Hitler invaded Austria. Her March 14 diary entry talked about how Hitler placed flags all over the city which he then spoke to the city the next day.

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German Jews Passports Declared Invalid (October 5, 1938)

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German Jews Passports Declared Invalid (October 5, 1938)

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Jews were forced to surrender their old passports as the german government said their passports were invalid. This was one of the ways the German government used to permanently separate them from regular German.

This forced the Jewish people to change their middle names if they did not have a european first name. Jewish people essentially lost their Jewish identity. It also made it hard for Jews to escape to another country because many countries wouldn't take in Jewish people.

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Kristallnacht also known as the night of broken glass. Kristallnacht consisted of anti Jewish pogroms throughout greater Germany.

The rioters destroyed hundreds of Jewish synagogues. Many of them were looted and burned to the ground. About 100 Jewish people lost their lives in these pogroms. The German government created many laws and decrees to try and keep Jews from practicing their religion.