Jewish persecution 2
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- Jewish persecution 2
- The Nuremberg Laws, 1935
- The Reich Law for the Protection of German Blood and Honour
- No Jew must marry a German citizen
- The Reich Law on Citizenship
- Jews must wear a yellow star-shaper patch sewn on clothes for ease of identification
- Jews cannot vote, have a German passport or work for the government
- Only those of German blood can be citizens
- Jews must become subjects/citizens
- A new set of laws passed to make it easier to persecute Jews
- The Reich Law for the Protection of German Blood and Honour
- Kristallnacht (the Night of Broken Glass), 1938
- 7th November - 17-year-old Polish Jew entered the German embassy in Paris and shot a German
- 8th November - Goebbels used the event to stir up resentment against Jews by attacking homes and synagogues in Hanover
- 9th November - Goebbels and Hitler decided to increase the violence to a nationwide attack
- 9-10th November - Groups of uniformed and non-uniformed gangs ran amok amongst Jewish communities, destroying and burning home, shops, businesse and synagogues
- 9th November - Goebbels and Hitler decided to increase the violence to a nationwide attack
- 8th November - Goebbels used the event to stir up resentment against Jews by attacking homes and synagogues in Hanover
- 100 Jews killed, 814 shops destroyed, 171 homes destroyed, 191 synagogues destroyed
- Consequences of Kristallnacht
- Goebbels blamed the Jews for starting the trouble on Kristallnacht and ordered to pay damaged. Jews - fined 1 billion marks
- 7th November - 17-year-old Polish Jew entered the German embassy in Paris and shot a German
- The Nuremberg Laws, 1935
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