Teplice

Jewish homes and businesses were attacked.

Synagogues burned to the ground across the region, including Teplice, Reichenbach and Tropau, which are today cities Teplice, Liberec and Opava in the Czech Republic.

Henlein drove a campaign for the complete removal of Jews from the Sudeten economy and territory, confiscating businesses and properties under the Nazi policy of Aryanization.

By the time the Second World War began, on the 1st of September 1939, when Germany invaded Poland, 90% of the Jews who had lived in the Sudetenland before October 1938 had already fled.