The Discrimination of Jews before WWII
Published on Nov 19, 2015
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The Discrimination of Jews before WWII
By: Anna Verwoerd
In 1933 the Nazi Party organized a boycott for Jewish businesses throughout Germany. When their businesses would collapse, others would swoop in and take over the businesses.
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Nuremberg Laws
- Passed in 1935
- Forbade Jews from having interpersonal relationships with "Aryans"
- Identified who was Jew with the Reich Citizenship Law
- Could not fly the German flag
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Jews were forced to march to Anti-Semitic songs, such as the Horst Wessel song, and read passages out of Mein Kampf.
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On November 9, 1938, the Nazi party and others who joined in took part in what is known as Kristallnacht, or "the Night of the Broken Glass." They torched synagogues and broke windows of Jewish businesses, and broke into their homes, robbing and beating them. About a hundred Jews were killed over the course of that night.
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