The Nuremberg Laws

Jillian & Nicole

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The End Of The Beginning...

A meeting was held on August 20, 1935

This was to discuss the actions against the Jews

Adolf Wagner was the leader of the conference

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Annual Party Rally in

Nuremberg

The Two laws - The law for the protection of German Blood and German

Honor - The Reich Citizenship Law

September,15th 1935

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!e Significance

Hitler Promised the Germans that he would “take care” of the Jews. When the Nuremberg laws were passed this proved to all of the German citizens that Hitler was victorious with his promise.

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Not only did the Nuremberg laws exclude the Jews from social events and the culture of society but it also proved the Nazi’s to be extremely racist.

The Reality For The Jews

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Nuremberg Germany

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The leaders of the Nazi’s demanded that Jews should not be able to have

the same rights as others such as the Germans

This started lots of conflict in the 1930’s

Once the Nuremberg laws became well known, Jews were not

accepted in society. The Germans became the ones to decide if one

was a Jew and if they were how Jewish they really were.

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The New Life Of The Jews

The Nuremberg Laws also took away the Jews independence and made it very hard for the Jews to go out and enjoy the luxuries that they once had. Jews were not welcome in many places in the community. The Germans made sure that they could not take pleasure in the theater or shops. Jews were not even allowed to seek medical attention after the laws were introduced.

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Everyone in Germany had to carry around identification cards, the government forced all Jews to have a red “J”. For all the boys your middle name would be Israel and for girls it would be Sara. This allowed the police to

easily identify the Jews.

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“Mixed Blood”The Nuremberg laws had different policies when they described people as jews.

If a Jew had three or four grandparents that

were apart of the Jewish race, they were excepted to follow the Nuremberg laws. A Jew with two or less Jewish descendants

were what they called a “Mischling” which was a crossbreed or

“mixed blood”.

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NEW MARRIAGE REQUIREMENTS

OCTOBER 18, 1935

“The new law” - "Law for the Protection of the Hereditary Health of the German People"

This law required all married partners to stay away from the public health authority

This applied to all people suffering from “hereditary” illness and those attempting to marry in violation of the Nuremberg Laws.

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Key figures

Adolf Hitler was the main figure who encouraged, created and supported these laws. The Germans were the people who supported these laws and worked together to help wipe out the Jew population. During the uprise of Hitler their was an instant expansion in German legislation.

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The Nazi’s changed some of their tactics before the Olympics. Hitler did not want any bad

publicity so the German’s removed some of the signs saying "Jews Unwelcome" from public

places.

Before the Olympics

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In 1937 after the olympics, which the Jews were not aloud to participate in, the Nazi’s continued the persecution of German Jews

Jewish workers and managers were dismissed and most Jewish business’ were taken over by Non Jewish Germans

Jewish doctors were forbidden to treat non-Jews, and Jewish lawyers were not permitted to practice law.

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!e Ugly Tru"After the Nuremberg laws of 1935 approximately twelve Nazi’s commanded to eventually get completely rid of the Jewish race and deny them as persons.

This is a diagram of the mixed Jew/German race that would qualify people as a Jew or Not

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Works Cited

http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/judaica/

ejud_0002_0015_0_14977.html

http://www.ushmm.org/outreach/en/article.php?ModuleId=10007695

http://www.archives.gov/publications/prologue/

2010/winter/nuremberg.html

http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Holocaust/

nurlaws.html

http://www.historyplace.com/worldwar2/hitleryouth/hj-

aftermath.htm

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Thank You For Your Time

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