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Kristallnacht and the holocaust What would you do if you had been striped of your human rights and was the subject of violence just because of your religion. Before the tragic event of Kristallnacht, in 1933 Adolf Hitler became the chancellor of germany. After that Jews had been stripped of their legal rights and subject to violent attacks for the five years leading to november 7,1938. Which is when a Polish-Jewish student named Herschel Grynszpan shot the German diplomat, who had died two days…

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The Liberal Tories were Liverpool’s new cabinet. The Liberal Tories were: Canning- House of Commons leader and Foreign Secretary 1822, Peel the Home Secretary 1822, Huskisson the President as Board of Trade 1823, and Robinson the Chancellor of the Exchequer 1823. Moving towards Free Trade the Tories believed taxes, tariffs, and duties would make other countries want to raise their own tariffs. They believed if there was there was free trading between countries then countries would trade more,…

The German Unification Stated when Wilhelm I become the king of Prussia following the death of his brother in 1861. A year into being king he assigned Otto von Bismarck (who was often referred to as Iron Chancellor) as his chief minister. Although Willian was king, Bismarck manipulated the king into using royal decrees to avoid the power of elected officials. To establish Prussian power in Europe he manipulated European rivalries and started a series of wars with Austria, Denmark, and France.…

First World War, he joined the German Worker’s Party (DAP) and by 1921 he was the leader what was now the Nazi Party. He resented the right-wing side of politics and promised extreme answers to Germany’s post war problems. After being appointed Chancellor in January 1933, he took advantage of his newly gained power and eventually became the outright leader in Germany. Stalin and Hitler’s policies played a huge part in their rise to power and I will discuss the similarities and differences of…

As he got chancellor in 1933, his plan for Jewish extinction would soon be established. Little by little, the Brown shirts (Nazis) would arrest the Jews from their homes, stores, banks, and at public commodities. “the damage was assessed: …815 shops destroyed, 171 dwelling…

more well know around the country. The party grew from 27,000 in 1925 to 108,000 in 1929 (“The rise of the Nazi Party”). More and more people liked what he had to say so he ran for presidency. Although he did not win, the President made Hitler, his chancellor so that he could calm down the people that follow Hitler (“Nazi Germany”). One night the Nazis held a protest know as the Beer Hall Putsch, although there was a fight and he got arrested (“The rise of the Nazi Party”). That night about a…

and I fought for the underdogs). One day, he called me that name over and over again until I had had enough. I was going to teach him a lesson. I raced home on my bike, complete with ribbons and training wheels, and sat down at my desk to write Chancellor an angry complaint. I wrote that I did not in fact like to be called “Hannah Montana” and he should cease this funny business before I did something really crazy (These were far from the truthful words, but they symbolize the spirit in which I…

promised the Germans a better life and a new Germany. In 1932, he ran for president against Paul von Hindenburg and came in second both rounds. Hitler game 30% of the vote in the final election and Hindenburg agreed to appoint Hitler as chancellor. After becoming chancellor, he use his power to form a de facto legal dictatorship and make the passage of the Enabling Act. Hitler now had all power over the legislative and executive branches. By July 14, 1933 the Nazis were declared only legal…

Introduction Nazi Germany was a place full of racism, and hate with the German people starving and looking for someone to blame for them losing the Great War (Kramer). Many may believe that racism has ended, but unfortunately it still exists. Along with genocide which seems to be forgotten over the years. However, there are genocides still taking place in our world today (United to End Genocide). The Jewish Holocaust was started due to racism and hatred even though Judaism is a religion leading…