The Night of Brocken Glass and The Krystal Naught

Her family and other family members, Van Dance, were hidden behind the father's Otto Frank office building. They called "a secret attachment" for two years until they were found and arrested by a group of Nazis called Gestapo. . Ann writes in her diary that she names the kitten, tells her about the experience with the attachment, reports the location of the war and its most memorable event, and shares her personal information I felt it was during my secret attachment. Status

The riot occurred on November 9 and lasted for two days known as Kristal Night or Broken Glass Night. The synagogue was burned, the store was plundered and destroyed. The Nazis invaded the apartment to steal or destroy what they did not want. They also arrested as many Jews as prisons. For two days the Jews were kicked out of the train and buses, beaten by society and insulted, people encouraged to escape were shot. More than 20,000 Jews were arrested at Krystal night and about 72 people were killed or shot dead. Many people watched when the synagogue was burned down, even a firefighter stood. The police joined the robbery. Many Jews were unable to collect insurance money for insurance companies and were ordered to donate money to the government. The new law soon said that the Jew would no longer own the shop and would not see the drama, the movie or the exhibition. Many Jews are also forced to sell valuables and property

In 1938, the Nazi organization violently attacked Jewish citizens. There are too many broken glass on the street. I call this a broken glass night. By 1938, the life of the Jews living in Germany has become unbearable. After the outbreak of World War II in 1939, the situation deteriorated and the Nazis began adopting genocide policy. In the late 1930's, the Nazis killed thousands of disabled Germans with deadly injections and toxic gases. After the German invasion of the Soviet Union in June 1941, after the German army's attack, a mobile killing unit (a group of police officers called Einsatzgruppen) in a field or gully held in the suburbs of the conquered city was a massive Jewish I began shooting gypsies with people. city

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.