The Holocaust by Emily Mendoza Herrera

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emilymendozaherrera — 2024-05-10 13:09:36 UTC

In 1933 Hitler became chancellor of Germany and the first concentration camp opened.

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emilymendozaherrera — 2024-05-10 13:09:44 UTC

In 1935 jews lost their citizenship

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emilymendozaherrera — 2024-05-10 13:09:51 UTC

In 1936 Nazis ordered all Germans to boycott businesses owned by jews and jews lost the right to vote

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emilymendozaherrera — 2024-05-10 13:10:11 UTC

In 1940 Nazis began deporting German jews to Poland and began to put jews into ghettos and then concentration camps through out Europe .

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emilymendozaherrera — 2024-05-10 13:10:32 UTC

In 1938 jews had to carry specific id made especially for them to mark them as non-citizens and even in their passport. Jews could no longer own businesses so all Jewish businesses were closed or jews had to relinquish their ownership they were also required to give Nazis their money and jewels. They even were banned from concert and play and Jewish children were removed from their schools and sent to Jewish-only schools. jew had there driver licenses taken away along with their registration to their cars and 30,000 jew were arrested and terrorized.

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emilymendozaherrera — 2024-05-10 13:10:45 UTC

In 1941 jews could not leave their houses or use public telephones after that in 1942 jews were forbidden to subscribes to newspapers or own typewriters they could not own bicycles or use public transportation, jews could not buy meat or eggs. Jewish children could no longer go to any (not even one) school .

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emilymendozaherrera — 2024-05-10 13:10:53 UTC

In the 1943 by the end of the year 80% of the jews who would die in the holocaust had been killed

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emilymendozaherrera — 2024-05-10 13:11:01 UTC

In 1945 Hitler was finally defeated, liberations began, as death camps were emptied and survivors were placed in displaced person facilities.

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emilymendozaherrera — 2024-05-10 13:11:09 UTC

In the 1946 war crimes trails began in Nuremburg. at these trials, the world community was left trying to assign responsibility for the crimes of WWII.

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emilymendozaherrera — 2024-05-10 13:13:39 UTC

What we can do is help other countries out and always welcome others also you can support there religion cause were all people and the same we can also stop hurting other people cause i know they wouldn't want that to happen to them or people that they care about