Germany banned the denial of Nazi genocide against Jewish people during the Holocaust.
Iranian Jewish businessman Habib Elghanian is executed.
Almost 50,000 Jews were transported to Israel, known as Operation Magic Carpet.
US General Eisenhower bid to raise $170 million in aid to help European Jews.
5,200 Jews from Athens arrived at Auschwitz.
The Warsaw Uprising involved Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto resisting Nazi Germany during WWII.
German troops liquidate the Jewish ghetto in Kraków.
Non-violent protests in Berlin prevent the deportation of 2000 jews.
300,000 Jews from a ghetto in Warsaw were deported and executed by Nazi rule.
Nazi officials meet to organize the extermination of Jews.
Adolf Hitler declared the imminent extermination of the Jews at a meeting in the Reich Chancellery.
Hitler declared that all of Germany's Jews must be relocated, and Polish Jews found outside of their ghettos would be shot on sight.
Babi Yar massacre begins.
Jews in Germany over six years old were forced to wear the yellow star of David.
Nazis launch Kristallnacht.
Germany expels Polish Jews.
Balfour Declaration letter written.
Sixty-six Jewish families founded the City of Tel Aviv.
Napoleon stated his support of re-establishing Jerusalem for Jews.
Thirty thousand lives were lost after a major earthquake shook Lisbon.
The world's first Jewish ghetto was established in Venice, Italy.
King Charles VI of France suddenly declared that no Jew may live under his rule, following complaints from Christians in France.
Between 100 and 3000 Jews were killed in riots in The Erfurt Massacre in the town of Erfurt, Germany.
Hundreds of Jews in Strasbourg, France, were publicly burnt to death.
During the Black Death persecutions, 700 Jews were burned alive in their own homes in Basel, Netherlands.
Pope Clement VI issued two papal bulls stating that Jews were not to blame for the Black Death.
King Edward I of England decreed that all Jews must leave the country by November.
All of London's Jews (approx. 680) were accused and arrested for coin clipping and counterfeiting.
All local Jews had to submit their books through King James I to be investigated.
King John of England taxed all of England's Jews for 66,000 Francs and imprisoned those who couldn't pay.
The Worms massacre began.
