Jewish persecution (AQA GCSE History): Flashcards
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Kristallnacht meaning in English
Kristallnacht meaning in English
Night of the Broken Glass
Year SA boycotted Jewish shops
Year SA boycotted Jewish shops
1933
What marked Jewish shop doors in 1933
What marked Jewish shop doors in 1933
Yellow stars
Year Nuremberg Laws declared
Year Nuremberg Laws declared
1935
Year park benches painted yellow for Jews
Year park benches painted yellow for Jews
1934
Letter stamped on Jewish passports (1937)
Letter stamped on Jewish passports (1937)
J
Names Jews had to add to legal names (1937)
Names Jews had to add to legal names (1937)
Israel or Sarah
Year Jews banned from owning businesses
Year Jews banned from owning businesses
1939
Date of Kristallnacht
Date of Kristallnacht
9-10 November 1938
Event that triggered Kristallnacht
Event that triggered Kristallnacht
17-yr-old Polish Jew shot German official in Paris
Jews killed during Kristallnacht
Jews killed during Kristallnacht
100
Synagogues destroyed in Kristallnacht
Synagogues destroyed in Kristallnacht
191
Shops destroyed in Kristallnacht
Shops destroyed in Kristallnacht
814
Fine on Jews after Kristallnacht
Fine on Jews after Kristallnacht
1 billion marks
5 professions Jews banned from in 1936
5 professions Jews banned from in 1936
Vets, accountants, teachers, dentists, nurses