Jewish newspapers could not be sold

Jews lost their citizenship

Nazis ordered all Germans to boycott businesses owned by Jews, and Jews could not vote

Nazis began deporting German Jews to Poland, and began to put Jews in ghettos and then concentration camps throughout europe

Jews could not leave their houses or use public telephones

Jews were forbidden to subscribe to newspapers or own typewriters; they could not own bicycles, or use public transportation. Jews could not buy meat or eggs. Jewish kids could no longer go to school, not even a Jewish one

the Nazis talked openly about the "final solution" the plan to kill all European jews

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

Hitler was finally defeated, liberation began, as death camps were emptied and survivors were placed in displaced person facilities