Aryanization was used by the Nazis to either help gain supporters or reward their already faithful followers. Even though there were still a lot of non-Jews who were not a part of the Holocaust, one way in which many instantly became involved was through Aryanization. In order to “de-Jew” the economy, all of the property and money owned by the Jews had to be taken. There were some moments during the Holocaust where Aryanization increased dramatically. One event was Kristallnacht. Jewish stores and property were burned down and destroyed. After this, the Nazis approved public confiscation of Jewish shops and property. Another important event was the publication of the Eleventh Decree in November 1941 (Dean, 225). According to this law passed