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Apparently, Dr Joseph Goebbels was responsible for the Kristallnacht in 1938.

Although, some say otherwise, believing that the Kristallnacht was started by the example set by numerous pairs of strangers entering German cities, making anti-Jewish speeches and attacking Jewish shops and businesses.

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Historians of the period have no doubt that it was Goebbels.

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Kristallnacht has not been identified to have been planned but many journalists around the time have believed it to be 'systematic plot' which implies to us that it was planned as a movement or motive to destroy the Jews between the Nazi's

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Kristallnacht was the name given to a series of deadly attacks on the Jews by Nazi Germany and Austria. These attacks were carried out by SA paramilitary forces on November 9th and 10th of 1938.

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Jewish-hating German citizens were given permission, almost ORDERED by one of hitlers high men to carry out brutal attacks on Jewish shops, place of worship, and even citizens. The event took place from 9-10th November 1933 and marked the unofficial beginning of the holoucaust, although this is debated within some historians. IThis event had a big impact on the beggining of the persecutuion of the jews, as previously before the events of THe night of broken glass took place, most of the violence towards the jews was just threats and torment, but now it had became physical violence and a lot worse.

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Kristallnacht (the 'Night of the Broken Glass) was a planned attack by Goebbels who thought an attack against the Jews would please Hitler and other Nazis.

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