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Lawyers
Jewish lawyers were not allowed to participate to work in berlin. Jewish judges were denied from working in court -
Alienation
Aryan and Non-Aryan children were forbidden to play with each other -
Jewish teachers prohibited
Jewish teachers were banned from teaching in german state schools -
Discrimmination
Jews were discrimminated against by being only allowed to sit on benches marked 'For jews'. -
Removed citizenship
All jews had their german citizenship removed -
Invalid marraige
Marraiges invloving jews were declared invalid -
Equipment banned!
Jews were no longer allowed to use electrical and optical equipment, bicycles, typewriters and records, All of those were also to be handed over, -
Converted Jews deemed invalid
Jews who had converted to to christianity were still deemed as "members of the Jewish race" even though Judism is a religion and not a race of people -
No schooling
Jewish children where no longer allowed to attend state schools -
Allotments resctricted from jews
Only germans could be allowed to hold allotments which left the jews unable to take effective action -
Exclusion
All jews had their passport stamped with a J to show that they are a jewish person. This alienated the Jews and may have suggested that Jews were "different" -
Swimming pools
Jews were no longer allowed to use indoor and outdoor swimming pulls -
Humiliation
Jews had to clean up the ruins of attacked synagogues and were banned from rebuilding them -
Resctriction of freedom
Jewish people were not allowed to leave their own homes after 8pm in the winter and 9pm in the summer -
No rights!
All Jewish people had to hand in their radio sets