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1933 Hitler became Chancellor of Germany

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1934 Jewish newspapers could not be sold

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1935 Jews lost their citizenship

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1936 Nazis ordered all Germans to boycott businesses owned by Jews, and Jews lost the right to vote.

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1939 Jews had to follow curfews, give their radios to the police.

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1940 Nazis began deporting German Jews to Poland

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1941 Jews could not leave their houses or use public telephones

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1942 Nazis openly talked about the Final Solution

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1943 By the end of the year, over 80% of the Jews would die in the Holocaust had been killed

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1. Educating people about past genocides raises awareness and promotes empathy.

2. Governments must act quickly when warning signs of ethnic violence appear.

3. International organizations like the UN should intervene early with peacekeeping forces.

4. Strong laws and accountability can deter leaders from committing mass atrocities.

5. Promoting tolerance, human rights, and inclusion helps prevent hate from growing.