polls 17.2 million votes (43.9%) and wins 288 seats. 9 March: Heinrich Himmler becomes Police President in Munich. 13 March: Joseph Goebbels named Reich Minister of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda. 16 March: Hjalmar Schacht takes over the role of President of the Reichsbank from Hans Luther. 17 March: Sepp Dietrich assumes command of Hitler's body guard, the Leibstandarte Adolf Hitler. 22 March: Dachau concentration camp opens, begins receiving political prisoners. First Nazi "racial hygiene" office established in the Interior Ministry. 24 March: Enabling Act, passed with help of Catholic Center Party, effectively hands the legislative powers of the Reichstag over to the Chancellor for a period of four years. Act permits Chancellor and cabinet to issue laws without a vote of Parliament and to deviate from the Constitution. Process of Gleichschaltung begins. 31 March: "Provisional Law on the Coordination of the States with the Reich" dissolves sitting Landtage and reconstitutes them based on the results of the Reichstag election, giving Nazi/DNVP coalition control of all state parliaments. 1 April: One day boycott of Jewish shops. Himmler is appointed police commander of Bavaria. 7 April: "Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service"Jewish and Communist inclined workers from the Civil Service purged, around 5% removed in total. "Second Law on the Coordination of the States with the Reich"Nazi Reichsstatthaltern (Reich Governors) appointed to rule in the German states. Effective end of federalism. 11 April: Hitler appoints Hermann Göring Minister-President and Interior Minister of Prussia. Papen resigns as Reichskommissar. 21 April: Kosher slaughter outlawed 26 April: Göring forms the Gestapo (Secret State Police) in the state of Prussia. 2 May: Trade union offices are stormed by SA. 10 May: Deutsche Arbeitsfront DAF (German Labour Front) created and headed by Robert Ley 10 May: A large number of Nazi book burnings takes place across Germany. 18 May: Landtag of Prussia meets for the last time and passes an "enabling act" vesting legislative authority in Göring's government. 23 May: Hitler visits Kiel Harbor to see the fleet consisting of the old pre-dreadnought battleships , , and and the light cruisers , , and . He boards Leipzig with leading SS and government officials including General Werner von Blomberg, Admiral Erich Raeder, Hermann Göring, and Franz von Papen. 6 July: At a gathering of high-ranking Nazi officials, Hitler declares the success of the National Socialist, or Nazi revolution. 14 July: "Law Against the Formation