Anti-Sematism

Question 1

September 1933. (1)

Answer 1

Jews banned from owning land

Question 2

October 1933. (1)

Answer 2

Jews banned from key media jobs

Question 3

September 1935. (2)

Answer 3

Nuremberg laws

• Jews rights taken (reach citizenship law)
• illegal for Jews and Arians to marry etc (law for the protection of German blood and German honour)

Question 4

May 1935. (1)

Answer 4

Jews banned from joining the army

Question 5

August 1936. (1)

Answer 5

Persecution of Jews eased during Olympics

Question 6

January 1937. (1)

Answer 6

Jews banned from key professions is teaching

Question 7

April 1938. (1)

Answer 7

Jews ordered to register all wealth and property

Question 8

July/August 1938. (1)

Answer 8

Jews had to carry identity cards

Question 9

September 1938. (1)

Answer 9

Jews banned from ALL legal practices

Question 10

October 1938. (2)

Answer 10

• Jews passports stamped with J

- woman’s names turned to Sarah and men’s to Isaac

Question 11

November 1938 (kristalnacht). (7)

Answer 11

Murder of nazi diplomat in Paris led to kristallnacht

• 400 synagogues destroyed
• 7,500 shops destroyed
• 91 jews killed
• 20,000 sent to camps over next few months
• Jews fined 1 billion marks
• Jews had to clean it up

Question 12

November 1938. (2)

Answer 12

• Remaining Jewish businesses closed down

- Jews not allowed to attend school

Question 13

January 1939. (2)

Answer 13

• Jews encouraged to emigrate

- hitter spoke of annihilation of Jews

Question 14

April 1933. (2)

Answer 14

• boycott of Jewish shops

- Jews banned form gov. Jobs