Jewish persecution 1
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- Created on: 07-04-18 18:13
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- Jewish persecution 1
- Reasons why there were persecuted
- Used as scapegoats for Germany's problems
- Jealous of their success - many Jews owned professionals/good businesses
- Suspicious of a different religion
- Associated with communism (Karl Marx was Jewish)
- Blamed for Germany's defeat in WW1 and the Treaty of Versailles
- Reasons why most non-Jewish German people let the persecution happen
- The influence of Nazi anti-Semantic propaganda
- Long-standing distrust of Jewish people - a common belief across Europe
- The fear of the Gestapo and ** if they did speak out
- Timeline of Jewish businesses
- 1939 - Jews were banned from owning businesses
- 1938 - Jews had to register their property. Jewish shops were set on fire or vandalised (Kristallnacth)
- 1933 - SA organised a one-day boycott of Jewish shops. Painted a yellow star on doors and discouraged people from going inside
- 1937 - Jewish businesses taken over by Aryans
- Timeline of professions and other aspects of life
- 1933 - Jewish actors and musicians were banned from performing. Civil servants and teachers were sacked. No longer to join the army. Banned from inheriting land. 1-day boycott of Jewish lawyers + doctors
- 1934 - Some Jews were banned from public places - parks, swimming pools. Other councils painted yellow starts on benches - specifically for Jewish ppl
- 1935 - The Nuremberg Laws - placed further restrictions on Jewish life
- 1939 - The Reich Office for Jewish Emigration was set up - aimed to expel all the Jews from Germany
- 1936 - Jews were banned from working as vets, accountants, teachers, dentists and nurses
- 1937 - Jewish passports had to be stamped with a 'J'. 'Israel/Sarah' had to be added to Jewish names
- Reasons why there were persecuted
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