Booklet 2

Question 1

Nuremberg Laws

Answer 1

1935

Question 2

14th June 1938

Answer 2

Jewish doctors, dentists and lawyers forbidden from having Aryan patients or clients

Question 3

16th July 1938

Answer 3

Jews were excluded from commercial occupations

Question 4

9-10th November 1938

Answer 4

Kristallnacht (Night of broken glass)

Question 5

12th November 1938

Answer 5

a Decree excluding Jews from German economic life was passed

Question 6

20th January 1942

Answer 6

Wansee Conference decision on Final Solution - gas all Europe’s Jews

Question 7

1st April 1933

Answer 7

Boycott of jewish businesses

Question 8

1937 (mixed-race children)

Answer 8

By 1937, every identified mixed-race child in the RHineland had been forcibly sterilised

Question 9

From 1939-41 (disabled)

Answer 9

T4 programme carried out

Question 10

1933 (disabled)

Answer 10

Law for the Prevention of Hereditarily Diseased Offspring

Question 11

1920s (how many blacks living in Germany)

Answer 11

24,000

Question 12

Following WW2 in 1939…

disabled

Answer 12

T4 programme expanded, with 6 killing centres established to quicken the process

Question 13

By 1920s…

homosexuals

Answer 13

Para 175 of the German Penal Code was being applied less often

Question 14

6th May 1933

Answer 14

Nazis violently looted and closed The Institute for Sexual Science

Question 15

1st April 1935

Answer 15

Nazis made it illegal to be a Jehovah’s Witness

Question 16

Himmler issued in 1939

Answer 16

The Decree for the Struggle against the Gypsy Plague

Question 17

March 1933

Answer 17

Dachau, first concentration camp was built

Question 18

7th April 1933

Answer 18

‘The Law of the Restoration of Civil Service’

Question 19

April 22nd

Answer 19

Jews were prohibited from serving as patent lawyers and doctors in state-run institutions.