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September 15, 1935 - German Government Creates the Nuremberg Laws

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September 15, 1935 - German Government Creates the Nuremberg Laws

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On September 15 after the Nuremberg Rally the German government establishes laws forbidding a Jewish person and a German person from getting married, these laws also forbade Jewish women under 45 from being employed. These laws were later extended to Black and Romani people.

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November 9th, 1938 - A Violent Riot "Kristallnacht" (Crystal Night) is Organized 

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November 9th, 1938 - A Violent Riot "Kristallnacht" (Crystal Night) is Organized 

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Pogroms, violent organized riot, were organized all over Germany on the night of November 9th. German people attacked Jewish people in the streets resulting in 91 direct deaths. Over 7500 Jewish businesses and 1000 synagogues were destroyed in the span of one night. 30,000 Jewish men were arrested and taken to concentration camps, marking the first time the government had made mass arrests of Jewish people because they were Jewish.

After this the Jewish community was ordered to pay over 1 billion dollars Reichsmark in a "atonement tax".

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In 1939 the German government created the laws that instructed doctors to begin purposefully killing their patients who had physical or mental disabilities. The doctors were told that they were "mercy deaths" and the patients' families were given false reasons for the deaths. On August 18th of the same year a committee dedicated to killing young children and infants with disabilities was founded and by 1941 over 5000 infants had been killed.

Some doctors, such as Hans Creutzfeldt, managed to save some if not all of their patients through transferring patients to other facilities or re-diagnosing them so they didn't meet the T4 criteria.

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June 22, 1941 - Germany Invades the Soviet Union

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June 22, 1941 - Germany Invades the Soviet Union

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Beginning on June 22, 1941 and ending around December 5, 1949, Germany began to invade the Soviet Union in an operation sometimes known as Operation Barbarossa. While Germany invades they enslave and execute many civilians, however the German army was heavily unprepared and the Soviet people would move their factories which left nothing for the Germans to utilize.

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While the Soviet Union was pushing back in the East, the Allies began to attack in the west. They made a plan to send about 6,100 soldiers to Dieppe, France. Over half of the soldiers lost their lives during the raid. This endeavor was a valuable lesson and taught the allies what not to do.

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In jut a bit over a week the Allies captured Sicily before advancing. The Italian people began to realize that the war was over on their end and wanted to surrender. Soon the government collapses and Mussolini is arrested and they formally surrender on September 8, 1943. However it's not over yet, Germany invades Italy and frees Mussolini while creating the Italian Social Republic. This sends Italy into a civil war between the fascists and the non-fascists. At this point the Allies slow down and look to attack the Germans in France again

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After the failure of the Dieppe raid the Allies were more careful and set up a fake information least as well as decoys in order to throw the Germans off. After lots of planning and calculations of the moon and the tide, the allies were able to land on June 6th. Despite having tricked the Germans they still met a lot of trouble on the beaches but eventually they were able to get a hold on the center of France. The Allies started to push towards Paris which sent the French Resistance into a flurry. After pushing the Germans out of Paris and soon out of France, the allies turned to pushing them out of the lowlands.

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August 15, 1945 - Japan Surrenders & Ends WW2

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August 15, 1945 - Japan Surrenders & Ends WW2

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After August 6th and August 9th, when the United States bombed Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan surrendered. In total over 85 million people died. After the war ended the United Nations was set up in order to try and prevent the likes of it ever happening again.