# How did Hitler get rid of Jews?

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- Also the same answer can be given to "What was the turning point for the Jews?".
- In 1935 Hitler created the Nuremberg Laws which was the turning point for Jews.
- It isolated Jews from Germans the Laws included "No marriages are allowed between Jews and Aryans".
- Kristallnacht - The night of the broken glass
- SS smashed up Jewish shops - 91 Jews were killed - 20,000 taken to concentration camps.
- No Germans protested about this.
- In 1939 30,000 Jewish men and boys had been taken to concentration camps.
- THE FINAL SOLUTION:
- Concentration camps were enlarged and death camps were set up.
- Jews, gypsies and many other groups were shot, gassed or worked to death.
- 6 million out of 8 million Jews were killed in the Holocaust.
- This was kept a secret from Germans.
- No Germans asked questions.