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Business
The Nazis decide to stage a boycotting of all Jewish business in Germany. They beloved that Jews should not be able to own a business so they decided it would be a good idea to try and make sure they got no business. They wanted to make sure that the Jews were going to suffer and they wanted to be quite at first. -
Civil Servants
One of the first civil rights laws made was the "Law For The Restoration of the Professional Services". This law made any Jews that were apart of the civil servants would not be included from state service. This was one of the first ways to get rid of the Jews in public spaces. -
Insurance
On top of all of the things going on to attack the Jews, the German government thought it would be a great idea if they took national insurance from them. This put several Jewish families in a hard spot. With out the insurance they wouldn't be able to really afford medicines that might be needed. -
citizenship
The Nuremberg Law was put into action. This made Jews no longer legal citizens on Germany. Since they were stripped of this title they where no longer granted certain rights. -
Doctors
On this day any Jewish doctors that were in practice were no longer allowed to. This lead to several out of the job and scramming to find ways to get money to feed families. If you were caught practicing you went be sent to jail. -
Privet Instructions
The Ministry of Service and education banned any privet instructions from anyone who was a Jew. Jews found if they did this there would be some serious consequences to the action. Once again this left many out from the job. -
Number of Jews in School
On top of some rules already made about how many Jews could attend a school the, the rules only got harsher. The number of Jews that could attend any public German school decreased dramatically. Many Jews had to go to a school that was just for them. -
Identification
Hitler then placed a law saying that anyone who was a Jew MUST carry an identification card with them. This was placed for many reasons, one being so that they could tell what the Jews did and see what they could catch them in the act of doing. Another reason was to see how many Jews there where so that they could keep it on record. -
Jewish Expelled
Again another law was made about Jews and the German schools. This law said that every Jewish student that was enrolled in a German school would be expelled. Since they could not go to a normal German school, all Jews now had to go to a school specifically for them. -
Consideration camps
The German government closed every Jewish school in Germany. This put several kids in consideration camps where they would be treated horribly, work constantly, and not learn anything. This hurt so so much of the Jewish race.
