Persecution of the Jews in Germany

Question 1

April 1933

Answer 1

Hitler ordered a BOYCOTT OF JEWISH SHOPS.

Jews were excluded and banned from government jobs.

Question 2

September 1935

Answer 2

Nuremberg laws.
Marriage between Jews and non-Jews banned.
Jews no longer considered citizens under Reich Citizenship Laws.

Question 3

1936

Answer 3

Jews were banned from professional jobs (teachers, lawyers etc.)

Question 4

10th November 1938

Answer 4

Kristallnacht: Jewish houses, businesses, shops smashed up, and synagogues destroyed.

Question 5

12th November 1938

Answer 5

Jews removed from economic life (forbidden to own shops and engage in trade).

Question 6

26th November 1938

Answer 6

Jews no longer allowed at German schools.

Question 7

September 1939

Answer 7

Jews now subject to a curfew - not allowed to leave their houses at certain times.

Question 8

June 1941

Answer 8

Einsatzgruppen: Ordered to follow the German army during Operation Barbarossa and kill inferior Jewish communities along the way.

Question 9

September 1941

Answer 9

Jews over 6 years old were forced to wear a Star of David in public.

Question 10

January 1942

Answer 10

Top ranking Nazis agreed on ‘The Final Solution to the Jewish Question’. The system style of murdering began soon after the conference (the Holocaust).