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Is Kristallnacht a German word meaning the ''Night of Broken Glass''?

Yes


What was Kristallnacht called in English?

The night of Broken Glass


What does kristallnacht mean in english?

I think you mean Kristallnacht. Crystal night. A particular night in Nazi Germany where most Jewish owned businesses had their windows smashed.


What year did the Kristallnacht the night of broken glass occur?

1938


What kristallnacht mean?

The term kristallnacht means the night of the broken glass. It was the night Jewish shops and synagogues were attacked by the Nazi's leaving the streets covered in glass.


What was the event called when Nazi soldiers broke the windows of shops and synagogues in Jewish towns?

There weren't any Jewish towns and it was stormtroopers not soldiers who did it.It was called Kristallnacht which literally means "Crystal Night" or "Glass Night."Read more at the link below.


What is the burning of synagoes and Jewish businesses?

Kristallnacht, or "The Night of Broken Glass."


What do the terms Kristallnacht and Endloesung mean?

1. Kristallnacht - Night of the Broken Glass 2. Endloesung - Final Solution (of the Jewish question).


What does kristallnacht mean?

The "Night of the Broken Glass" happened in November 1938. Over two nights, Nazis destroyed homes, schools and businesses held by Jews and killed over 100 people.


Kristallnacht refers to what event?

The word means, Crystal Night, which refers to all the shattered glass which was caused by the damage the Nazis caused to Jewish buildings, shops etc. !!


A night of anti-Jewish violence became known as?

The night of anti-Jewish violence became known as Kristallnacht OR "night of broken glass".


Does the German word Krsyallnacht mean night of broken glass?

Kristallnacht (note the correct spelling) means Night of Broken Glass and refers specifically to the night of 9-10 November 1938. Please see the related question.