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On the 9th of [[November]] 1938, the [[Nazis]] organized a series of mobs against [[Jews]] in [[Germany]]. Thousands of [[synagogue]]s, Jewish [[business]]es, and homes were destroyed and burned. Tens of thousands of Jews were sent to [[concentration camp]]s. This event came to be called Kristallnacht or the "Night of the Broken Glass.”

On [[November]] 9, 1938, the [[Nazis]] organized a series of mobs and riots against [[Jews]] in [[Germany]]. Thousands of [[synagogue]]s, Jewish [[business]]es, and homes were destroyed and burned. Tens of thousands of Jews were sent to [[concentration camp]]s. The amount of glass left behind gave the incident its name: Kristallnacht ("Crystal Night"), or the "Night of Broken Glass."

World reaction was strongly negative, especially in the [[United States]], where systematic [[boycott]]s were organized against German products.

World reaction was strongly negative, especially in the [[United States]], where systematic [[boycott]]s were organized against German products.