No, routine mass killings of Jews by the Nazis started in 1941. (On the other hand, harassment and persecution began in 1933).
In April 1933 the Nazi regime issued the first a series of anti-Jewish decrees. The first dismissed most Jews working in the public sector, including teachers. Later that month most Jewish students were expelled from German universities and colleges and Jews were banned from running theatres and acting. Already in March 1933 there had been some cases of Jews being beaten up in the street by stormtroopers. In other words, persecution and discrimination began very soon after the Nazis came to power. However, the word Holocaust is usually used for the systematic genocide that began in 1941.
Chat with our AI personalities
The Holocaust started from January 30, 1933 when Adolf Hitler became chancellor of Germany to May 8, 1945 when the war in Europe (World War 2) ended.____No, those are the dates of the Nazi period in Germany. The Holocaust refers to a specific program of extermination which began in June 1941 and lasted till the end of the war.
January 30, 1933 ________________ No, that is the day that Hitler came to power. If you're going to call the whole Nazi period 'the Holocaust', then the term is completely redundant. Please see the related question.
the Nazis prohibit Jews from owning land
Hitler was the leader of Nazi Germany from 1933 to 1945 and he was responsible for the Holocaust and WW2.
The Reign of Terror was called the Holocaust.