Broken Glass Jewish

Broken Glass Jews In 1938, the outbreak of fierce anti-Jewish riots in Germany caused one of the most terrible struggles of our time. This evil slaughter brought sadness and death to German Jews, as well as sadness and death to Jews living in the United States. In the broken glass of Artemis Miller, we saw the life of three completely different people. First, after my husband Phillip stepped down, I saw Silvia Gruberg who was a housewife. She was the first person affected by German news.

On 9th November 2006, the Munich Jewish community celebrated the destruction of the major synagogue in Munich in Hitler's order in 1938, celebrating the rebuilding of the Munich synagogue, accompanying it on 9th November 2006 It was. Kristallnacht's 68th anniversary (or "Crushing Glass Night") was held. It was made public to the public in 2007. Funding for the $ 72 million synagogue is provided by the city's Jewish community, Bavaria and Munich. The synagogue is called Ogerjakob made of glass and steel, and the base is made of white stone similar to the stone of Jerusalem of the symbol symbolizing the temple. The summit of the synagogue represents the tabernacle that was in the desert for many years. The building is in St. Jakobs square just a few blocks from the original synagogue. The museum and community center also have elementary schools, libraries and functional halls.

Immediately after Kristallnacht, the streets of the Jewish community were filled with broken glass broken buildings, and a broken glass night was made. According to the American Holocaust Memorial Museum, Nazis was responsible for the damage to German Jewish society and imposed a collective fine of $ 400 million (1938 rate). In addition, more than 30,000 Jewish men were arrested and sent to German Dachau, Buchenwald and Sachsenhausen concentration camps - these concentration camps were sent to Jews, political prisoners and other countries considered as Nazi countries It was designed to house enemies.

November 9, 1938 was a particularly bad night for the Jews. It was called 'Kristallnacht' (a broken glass night), 91 Jews were murdered that night and 30,000 to 40,000 were put in concentration camps. Jewish shops were robbed, Jewish houses and synagogues were burned. This was because the Jews completely killed Nazi officials, which was the main reason Hitler accelerated Jewish persecution in the late 1930s. These are the changes in the way Hitler and Nazis persecuted the Jews between 1933 and 1945. I already suggested some reasons why these changes are why, but they are a further reason for the Nazis. Policy changes Some of them will never be explained