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The Governor of Venice moved Jews into certain areas of the city starting in 1516. More Jews were moved and more ghettos were built until 1603.
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Jewish people were massacred by a Ukranian rebel army.
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Jews were expelled from a military district in Tennessee and Mississippi
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Jews were forbiddden to settle down and do business in Russia.
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Hitler was born in Braunau am Inn, an Austrian border town.
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During these years, Karl Lueger was Mayor of Vienna. He was a political influence to Hitler.
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His mother died of advanced breast cancer.
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Hitler failed the entrance exam to the Vienna Academy of the Arts.
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From 1909-1910, Hitler moved to Vienna, ran out of inheritance money, and became poor and homeless.
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Hitler was temporarily blinded by a gas attack in World War I.
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Hitler worked for the Army spying on political groups, this is how he found the Nazi party. -
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There was a hyperinflation in Germany in 1923 where one American dollar was worth 4,210,500,000,000 German marks. The engraving on the medal reads: "On 1st November 1923 1 pound of bread cost 3 billion, 1 pound of meat: 36 billion, 1 glass of beer: 4 billion" -
Hitler attempted a coup of the government,which failed, and he was sentenced to five years in prison. Vocab: coup-a sudden and decisive action in politcs resulting in a change of government illegally or by force.
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The Nazi Party was broken up because a lot of the members were in jail. Hitler re-founded it with himself as the leader. -
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Mein Kampf was a book Hitler "wrote" (he actually dicatated it to someone while walking around his prison cell) and it is him ranting about his childhood, the Nazis, and his plans. -
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Hitler's half-sister, Angela Raubal, and her daughter, move into Hitler's home on the Obersalzburg. Some people believe they were romantically linked. -
(Approximate Date) Hitler met Eva Braun, his longtime companion and wife for a short time.
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The number of Nazis in Parliament grew from 14 to 107, -
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Hitler ran for President under the slogan "Freedom and Bread", and lost to Hindenberg. -
Hitler needed German citizenship to run for president.
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Hindenberg appointed Hitler Chancellor of Germany in a simple ceremony. Vocab: Chancellor-the highest government official in Germany
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Close to my birthday!
Hitler gave a speech about liberating Germany. -
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The first Nazi concentration camp was opened at Dachau. -
The Enabling Act was a major step in Hitler obtaining absolute power.
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After Hindenburg died, Hitler replaced the President and Chancellor of Germany with a single dictatorial position: Führer, "Leader".
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Nuremberg Laws were a bunch of anti-sematic laws that prevented Jews from marrying Germans and took citizenship away from Jews.
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This agreement was an act of appeasement, and it decided the fate of portions of Czechoslovakia inhabited by Czech Germans. Vocab: Appeasement-a diplomatic policy of making political or material concessions to an enemy power in order to avoid conflict
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Kristallnacht was the organized destruction of Jewish homes, synogogues, and businesses. 91 Jews were murdered and around 30,000 were taken to concentration camps.
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Hitler bit a cyanide capsule and shot himself in the head, then his body and Eva Braun's body were doused in gasoline and burned.
