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1935- Jews lost their citizenship.

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1938- Jews had to carry ID cards marking them non-citizens.

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1940- Nazis began deporting German Jews to Poland, and began to put Jews into ghettos and then concentration camps.

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1941- Jews could not leave their homes or use public telephones

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

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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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1944- Even as he was losing the war, Hitler took over a weakened Hungary, sending 12,000 Hungarian Jews to be murdered at Auschwitz.

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1945- Hitler was finally defeated, liberation began, as death camps were emptied and survivors were placed in responsibility for the crimes of WWII

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1946- War crimes trials began in Nuremburg. At these trials, the world community was left trying to assign responsibility for the crimes of WWII.

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1. To prevent another holocaust, people should work together and stand up for one another.

2. To prevent hatred toward a group, people should support the victims and speak up when they see that something is wrong.