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Anti Jewish laws in Pre-war Germany
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1. Enabling Act (3/23/1933)
This act allowed Hitler and the Nazis to preform almost any act they wanted. The picture is a Nazi meeting where they were discussing the laws. -
Jewish Boycott
This is when Hitler called a boycott for the Jewish businesses; he put posters all over the country to publicize this event. The picture is of Hitlers Nazis making the matter public. -
Aryan Law (Civil Service=Government Jobs)
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4. Berlin Book Burning
Hitler burned over 7o,ooo tons of jewish books. the un-German spirt was removed and burned form all the Library's around the cuntrey -
Nuremburg Laws
The Nuremburg Laws were passed in two parts. "The Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honor" and "The Reich Citizinship Law." The first part, the Protection Law, forbid marriage between Jews and those of German blood. Sexual relations between Jews and those of German blood were forbidden. Jews were forbid to hold the German flag or display the German colors. The other half, was the Citizenship Law. This law stated that only full Germans with are consitdered citizens, not Jews. -
Law #174 - Jewish Name Change
The law made Jews choose from a set list of names to be considered Jewish. -
Night of Broken Glass
On the Night of Broken Glass, the Nazis smashed the windows of Jewish stores and homes, and covered the German streets with glass. An order was also set out to burn all the Jewish synangogues in a certain section of Germany. One thousand Jews were killed throught the country. Over 30,000 Jewish men were sent to concentration camps. At least 1,118 synagogues were destroyed. 815 shops, 29 department stores, and 171 houses were burned that night. -
Jewish Star Requirement
The Nazi's passes a law that stated that all Jews that were older than 6 were not aloud in publie without wearing the Jewish Star of David.
