Increasing Nazi Anti-Semitic Actions

Question 1

March 1933

Answer 1

A boycott of Jewish shops organised for one day.

Question 2

April 1933

Answer 2

A law removed all Jewish and political opponents from public service.

The number of Jewish school children reduced and controlled.

Question 3

October 1933

Answer 3

Removed Jews from the media

Question 4

May 1935

Answer 4

All Jews removed from the army

Question 5

September 1935

Answer 5

Anyi-Semitic Nuremberg Laws introduced:
1. The Reich Citizen Law’: declared that only those of German or related blood were eligible to German citizenship.
2. Law for the protection of German Blood and German Honour: forbade marriages and sexual relations between Jews and Germans. It was a law designed to protect German blood and punishment for breaking it was severe.

Question 6

March 1936

Answer 6

Withdrawal of finance assistance for Jewish children

Question 7

October 1936

Answer 7

Jewish teachers forbidden to teach non-Jewish children

Question 8

1937

Answer 8

Jewish people unable to gain a university degree

Question 9

1938

Answer 9

Jewish dictors lose their license to work-soon all lawyers and professional jobs also lose their right to work.
All Jews must tell the government how much wealth they have and where it is.
All Jewish women must have ‘Sara’ and men ‘Ishmael’ in their name.
A red ‘Jew’ dtamp must be in all Jewish passports.
All Jewish children banned from attending German schools.
Park benches and shops “for Aryans only”.
Forced to wear distinctive clothing like a star on their clothes.