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Kristallnacht was an anti-Jewish pogrom that took place in Nazi Germany on the night of November 9-10, 1938, when a crowd of Nazi followers began attacking Jewish people, their homes, businesses, synagogues and other sites related to them, murdering 91 people and arresting thousands more of them, confining them to concentration camps. The name of this event refers to the broken glass in the shop windows of the Jews, which were a constant the other day of the event. This event, in turn, was the final step towards the systematic persecution of Jews in Nazi Germany by the German government.
