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invasion of austria and kristallnacht--
ight of broken glass\: on november 9 - 10, 1938: narrator: the goal of nazi propaganda was to demonize jews and encourage germans to see jews as dangerous outsiders in their midst. after 1935, everyday antisemitism was a regular part of carnival parades and floats. public displays of antisemitism reinforced a climate of hostility toward jews in germany, or at the least, indifference to their treatment. in march 1938, german troops moved into neighboring austria. germany shredded another provision of the versailles treaty, as hitlers homeland was incorporated into germany. it was a disaster for austrian jews. within a year, the nazis achieved in austria what had taken five years to carry out in germany. on november 9th, the nazi party orchestrated an outbreak of anti - jewish violence throughout greater germany. it was a lawless onslaught that outraged the world and provoked criticism of the regime by many germans. jewish businesses that had already suffered antisemitic attacks were targeted for deliberate vandalism disguised as spontaneous public action. party officials directed the sa, ss and hitler youth to destroy jewish shops and torch synagogues. over 7,000 jewish - owned businesses were vandalized. germans named the violent attacks kristallnacht - night of broken glass - for the shattered windows of jewish - owned stores that littered the streets. the nationwide violence damaged or destroyed more than 250 synagogues.
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Explanation:

The text details Nazi propaganda's goal to demonize Jews, leading to antisemitism. It covers the invasion of Austria in 1938 and Kristallnacht (November 9 - 10, 1938), where over 7,000 Jewish - owned businesses were vandalized and more than 250 synagogues damaged or destroyed.

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The text describes Nazi efforts to demonize Jews through propaganda, resulting in antisemitism. It also details the 1938 invasion of Austria and Kristallnacht, where Jewish - owned businesses and synagogues were attacked.