This wave of violence took place in Germany, annexed Austria, and areas of Sudetenland that were occupied by Germany.[23] These attacks took place against synagogues, Jewish-owned businesses, other Jewish establishments, and Jewish citizens in general. More than 100 Jewish people were killed, and thousands more were arrested during these attacks.[24] This was also the start to organized Nazi attacks, and the mass incarceration of the Jews. There was no clear Instructions on how to execute the violence, so it caused the destroying of Jewish property and inhumane treatment of Jewish people.[25] The rioters destroyed 267 synagogues throughout Germany, Austria, and Sudetenland.