Adolf Hitler - Linha do tempo

Birth of Adolf Hitler

Adolf Hitlers Death

Death of Adolf Hitler's father

Death of Adolf Hitler's mother

Adolf Hitler moved to Munich Germany

Hitler was accepted to serve in the German Military

Germany surrendered

Hitler joined the DAP (Later changed to NAZI)

Hitler became the NAZI party chairman

Hitler and the NAZI party stormed a public meeting which the prime minister was attending

Hilters book was published

Hilter published his second book

Hitler ran against Paul Von Hindenberg in the election. Hilter lost, but HIndenberg appointed him as Chancelor

Nazi Party was declared the only legal political party in Germany

Hitler implemented a national boycott of Jewish buisnesses

Hitler instituted the "Law for the Restration of the Professional Civil Service"

The Nuremberg Laws were introduced

"Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honour"

Germany hosted the Winter and Summer Olympic Games

Jews were required to have their passports stamped with a J and carry identification cards

A wave of violent anti-Jewish programs swept Germany, Austria, and some of Sudetenland

Hitler signed the Munich Agreement

Hitler was named Time magazine's Man of the Year for 1938

Germany invaded Poland

Hitler invaded Norway, Denmark, France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, and Belgium

Hitler sends a massive army of troops to the Soviet Union

Japan attacked Pearl Harbor in Hawaii. This meant that Hitler was now at war with the allied powers

German forces tried to seize the Suez Canal, but they were unsucessful. This led to Germany losing control of North Africa.

Allied forces arrived in northern France. Many German officers believe that defeat was upon them, so they made plans to assassinate Hitler

The Night of Long Knives

Adolf Hitler's time as Chancelor of Germany

Adolf Hitler was put in prison and tried for treason

Nazis were responsible for more than 7 million deaths (Jews and noncombatants)