Kristallnacht Analysis

Have you ever heard of the night where rioters broke all the glass out of Jews places? Well, if you haven’t it’s called Kristallnacht and I will be telling you all about this night. This night was a good night for the Germans but bad for the Jews. Kristallnacht was a horrible night and day for some people and I will be explaining that by examples of who this night affected, what happened, the aftermath of the night, and how it affected Jews lives. Well, if you are ready we will get right into it and start talking about who this night affected. This night affected many Jew places. The Germans went around and destroyed the places that the Jews owned, where they went to church, their homes, and it affected their families. In the middle of the night these Germans came around and took out these synagogues. They did this because that is what Hitler told them to do and if they didn’t. Well, they would’ve been dead. They destroyed their homes so they had nothing to go back to when they woke up. They took out their businesses so they
Every single one of these Jews lost their business because the Germans took it over. The German government made it very difficult for these Jews to even have a life in Germany. They made Jews pay double to tax of anyone else. The Germans made special policies against Jews that were living in Germany. Jews could not hold public meetings and discuss things they had to do it private and then even if they did that they couldn’t let the Germans find out. The Jews could not go to school with the Germans anymore. They had to make their own school and then they could only go with other Jews. The German officials made the Nuremberg Laws against them. These were saying that Jew could not marry or have sex with a German. Every single Jew had to wear a badge on them stating that they were Jewish. Now that you know all this. Hopefully you learned a