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Hilter was arrested for treason after the coup of the Werime republic. During his time in prison, he wrote his autobiography, Mein Kampf (My struggle). Hitler's autobiography rooted deeply in antisemitism and fascist ideologies contributed to the spread of anti-Semitism and fascism propaganda throughout Europe (Also the idea of the Aryan race eugenics). Mein Kampf appealed to the people of Germany because Hitler outlined his plans for Germany with great promise. He promised to provide jobs and economic stability to give back pride to the fatherland.

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On September 15, 1935, Hitler and his Nazi party announced the Nuremberg Laws. The Nuremberg laws outlined the nazi ideology/principles in legal form. The Nuremberg laws consisted of 3 parts.
1. The Reich Citizenship Law- which revoked the status of Jewish people's citizenships. The nazi used this to prosecute Jewish people as non-german citizens.
2. Laws of the Protection of Hereditary Health- Anyone who was not deemed "fit" would undergo sterilization.
3. Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honor- Outlined marriages between Jewish people and germans.

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Kristallnacht, Known as the night of the broken glass. The Kristallnacht was an organization comprised to progom hatred against Jewish people in Germany. On November 9-10, 1938. The Nazi party organized mass destruction as compensation for the assignation of a German assembly. Who was murdered by 17-year-old Herchel Grynspan a young Jewish boy. The Nazi party destroyed over 7,0000 Jewish owned businesses
and killed almost 100 Jewish people.

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Auschwitz was open from May 1940 to January 1945. The largest Nazi concentration camp. Located in southern Poland, Auschwitz first served as a detention center for political prisoners. It soon turned into a network of camps where Jews and other enemies of the Nazi state were exterminated in gas chambers and used for forced labor.

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The Warsaw Ghetto was the largest Nazi ghetto during World War II. It was established by the German central government authorities in newly occupied Poland in November 1940. The ghetto was closed on November 15, 1940 by an outer wall. Jewish police guarded the walls, while Nazi and Polish officers patrolled outside. Only people with a special license can vacate the slums. Over 400,000 people were imprisoned.