The Holocaust
The Holocaust: 1933-1945
Adolf Hitler was appointed the Chancellor of Germany
01/30/1933
Jews were getting their rights taken away.
7/1/1933 - 12/31/1933
Nazi Party is declared the only party.
07/14/1933The Nazi Party passes a law in which the citizenship of the Polish Jews is taken away from them.
German President dies; Hitler takes over.
8/2/1934Paul von Hindenburg was the President of Germany before Hitler. http://www.germanculture.com.ua/august/PaulHindenburg_II.jpg
Nazi push artists into Jewish Cultural Unions
8/6/1935German troops enter the Rhineland.
3/7/1936
Olympic Games in Berlin begin.
7/1/1936
Germany enters Austria.
3/12/1938Austria has about 200,000 Jewish people. http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSTR0FjaUlwSC6GUhLHE9EbyZ2w7EKkDecs22Wfk-R8urTJkEyk-A
Nazi troops occupies the Sudetenland
10/15/1938
Nazi force Jews to give up gold and silver items.
2/21/1939Hitler announces the isolation of the Jews.
10/6/1939German police make sure the isolation process works. 
The Polish Jews are told to wear a yellow star.
11/23/1939The Star of David is the yellow star that the Jewish people have to wear. 
Lodz Ghetto is occupied
4/30/1940While the ghetto is being occupied, Poland is being sealed off from the rest of the world. 230,000 Jews are still in Poland. 
Hungary, Romania, and Slovakia become German allies.
11/1/1940 - 11/30/1940
German Jews are ordered into forced labor.
3/7/1941
Mass killing of Jews in Auschwitz.
1/1/1942 - 1/31/1942
More Jews are transported to Auschwitz.
3/24/1942
Gypsies are sent to extermination camps.
1/29/1943
Russian liberate the first concentration camp.
7/24/1944The Russian troops liberate the first concentration camp in Majdanek. There were over 360,000 people murdered. 
Anne Frank
8/4/1944Anne Frank and her family were taken in Amsterdam and were brought to Auschwitz. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/4/47/Anne_Frank.jpg/200px-Anne_Frank.jpg
Last use of the gas chambers at Auschwitz.
10/30/1944
Death Marches.
1/1/1945 - 4/30/1945In 1945 Nazi's conducted death marches in the concentration camps to keep the inmates away from areas being liberated. 
Russian troops liberate Auschwitz.
1/27/1945About 2,000,000 people were killed at Auschwitz when they liberated it, 1,500,000 were Jews. 
The sign says, "Work makes on free".
Americans liberate.
4/30/1945American troops liberate about 33,000 inmates that were in the concentration camps. 
Hilter commits suicide at his bunker in Berlin.
4/30/1945
Germany surrenders unconditionally.
5/7/1945
