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This is when the Crusaders in central Europe either fought to kill Jewish people or convert them to Christianity. Their aim was to destroy any non-believers so as a Jew they either had to convert themselves into Christianity and obey the Crusaders or they would be killed.

This is an important event, even though it is quite old, because it shows how that Jews have been through so many persecutions but they still are standing. Jews went through many Crusades, the Holocaust and many other horrible events but from what they have gone through we can see their resilience through it all and how hard of a life Jews would have had with so many different people trying to take away their culture.

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This is when the Catholic people created mass violence towards Jewish people in Spain. The Catholics forced Jews to convert to be Catholic, in the end they ended up killing thousands of Jews and destroyed many of the Jewish people's things.

This is important because it shows another event where Jews were forced out of their culture into another one trying to assimilate the Jews culture because the other belfis were "better". And once again if they didn't obey they were killed.

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The Protocols of the Elders of Zion (1903)

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The Protocols of the Elders of Zion (1903)

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This is an antisemitic book first published in 1903 by many different authors that were written to promote hatred towards Jewish people. This was also written to try and blame the Jews for the problems that different countries in Europe were having. As well as there were theories in this book about the Jews wanting to "take control over the world".

This is important because this book was published and sent to many different places so many people read it and thought that the information in it about the Jews was true even though it was all lies. So it spreads false information around the world promoting anti semitism, which is extremely unfair to Jewish people.

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The Protocols of the Elders of Zion 1903

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Hitler's First Written Statement on the "Jewish Question"                    September 16, 1919

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Hitler's First Written Statement on the "Jewish Question"                    September 16, 1919

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This was when Adolf Hitler wrote a letter explaining his idea on the "Jewish Question". In this letter he defines the Jews as a race not as a religious community, this letter was also filled with anti semitic lies about Jews. Hitler also states his demands as the "ultimate goal must definitely be the removal of the Jew altogether".

This is important because it is the first written evidence of Hitler's plans against the Jews, and it also shows that this was his intent all along because Hitler wasn't even in power and he wrote this letter.

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Adolf Hitler Became Chancellor of Germany  January 30, 1933

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Adolf Hitler Became Chancellor of Germany  January 30, 1933

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Adolf Hitler was appointed Chancellor of Germany by President Paul von Hindenburg. Hitler being "'right" conservative, the conservative politicians thought that they could control him and his Nazi party.

This is an important event because this change would allow Hitler and the Nazy Party to begin transforming the country to the way that they wanted it to be.

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Anti-Jewish Boycott           April 1, 1933

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Anti-Jewish Boycott           April 1, 1933

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This was when Nazi Storm Troopers stood in front of Jewish-owned businesses, offices of Jewish professionals, and any other Jewish establishment holding signs with slogans that said "Don't Buy from Jews" and "The Jews are Our Misfortune".

This was an important event because even though it didn't last long and German people ignored the signs, it still started a nationwide campaign against the Jews in Germany started by the Nazi Party.

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Anti-Jewish Boycott           April 1, 1933

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Law Limits Jews in Public Schools                                   April 25, 1933

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Law Limits Jews in Public Schools                                   April 25, 1933

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This was when the German government issued the Law against Overcrowding in Schools and Universities therefore they decided to limit the number of Jewish students in one public school to only 5% of the total student population. So then many Jewish families turned to going to private schools. The teachers in public schools in Germany taught their students to love Hitler, be obedient to state authority, militarism, racism, and antisemitism.

This would be important because Jewish peoples education would be invalid to the government because many Jewish people probably wouldn't have gotten a proper education because of "overcrowding" and the government didn't care. And like that's not enough they were promoting antisemitism and racism to the children in public schools, so these children would be growing up thinking that these things are right to be doing.

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old pictures of Jewish people doing school 1933

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Book Burning                        May 10, 1933

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Book Burning                        May 10, 1933

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This was when university students burned thousands of "un-German" books in Berlin's Opera Square as an effort to align German arts and culture with Nazi ideas. They sought to purify German literature of "foreign", Jewish, and other immoral influences. So they burned famous authors books because the authors were Jewish.

This is important because it wasn't even the Nazi Party who started this uprising, it was university and college students who wanted to burn any "un-German" books in event to try to purify German literature. Which tell us that people are listening to what Hitler and the Nazi's have to say and are taking action into their own hands to try and get rid of Judaism and other cultures.

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Book Burning                                May 10, 1933

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Referendum Confirms Hitler's New Title & Power August 19, 1934

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Referendum Confirms Hitler's New Title & Power August 19, 1934

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This is when Germany holds a direct vote on a specific policy asking voters whether they approve of combining the offices Chancellor and President. As well as asking them if they approve of giving the President and Chancellor power to Adolf Hitler. This is not a free or fair way of deciding this change, and 90% of eligible voters approved of the actions of Hitler. This referendum then confirms that Hitler is dictator of Germany, therefore giving him no legal limits to his authority.

This is a very important event because this is when Hitler gains all his power and no one can stop him. So then all of his big plans to make Germany "great" can start to be relayed into reality.

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Nuremberg Race Law        September 15, 1935

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Nuremberg Race Law        September 15, 1935

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This is when Germany passed these laws, the Reich Citizenship Law and the Law of the Protection of German Blood and German Honor. These laws formalized many of the racial theories of Nazi ideology, and then provided the legal framework for the persecution of Jews. The Nuremberg Race Law didn't identify "Jews" as someone with particular religious practices but as someone with 3-4 Jewish grandparents, and even Germans who have not practiced Judaism were still subject to legal persecutions under these laws.

This is an important event to note because at this point Nazi's weren't just persecuting Jews that practiced Judaism but anyone with Jewish background. Which is extremely bad because now not only are Jews being targeting but anyone with Judaism in their blood. Therefore this shows us that Hilter and the Nazi's really did want to exterminate all the Jews if they were willing to go as far as persecuting any person with Jewish background.

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Nuremberg Race Law        September 15, 1935

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Law on Alternation of Family & Person Names    August 17, 1938

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Law on Alternation of Family & Person Names    August 17, 1938

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This is when Jewish people had to legally change their name "Israel" for men and "Sarah" for women, they also had to carry identification cards that showed their culture, and they also had to get a big red stamp of "J" on there passports. The government did all this so the Jewish people were more segregated and recognizable to others.

This is significant because not only is the government at this time trying to take their culture away they were trying to completely get rid of the person and their identity. This is just one example that shows how powerless the Jews were if they had to change their birth names.

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Kristallnacht                  November 9, 1938

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Kristallnacht                  November 9, 1938

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Kristallnacht (Night of Broken Glass) is when the Nazi Party, members of the SA and the Hitler Youth destroyed hundreds of synagogues, 7,000 Jewish owned businesses and establishments were lotted and had broken windows, and about 100 Jewish residents died in the violence.

This was an important event because this started up street violence towards Jewish people from Nazi's but also just other German residents. But it also was a turning point for the Jews, they realized that they had no more future in Germany anymore.