History 3427E Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Adolf Eichmann, Madagascar Plan, Nuremberg Laws
22 Apr 2016
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Turning points: civil service act 1933, nuremberg laws 1935, kristalnacht 1938 centralization of anti-jewish policy. Goring and himmler come together and then it becomes centralized between the two of them. The ss take control over anti jewish policy. All places that were close to germany: because they were familiar places, easy to move back if hitler became more lax. It was very hard for these people to leave, and no one knew how bad it was going to get. 1934-1937 relaxation and re-entry things are settling some jews are comforted by the nuremberg laws because for many people they thought it was the end point. Many jews take them as a signal that they could come back and live in. 1936: germany hosts the olympics, hitler and the nazi"s wanted to put on a good face for the international community they put the lid on all the anti jewish propaganda they make german look really welcoming slowing of emigration.
