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The Nuremburg Race Laws were a set of antisemitic (Anit-Jews)laws set in action in 1935. The laws defined who and what Jews were, and what there privileges were. These laws were an excuse for many *Aryan companies to liquidate and bankrupt Jewish companies, or take control of them. These laws also defined who Jews were allowed to marry, ect.

  • The first of these laws, the "Laws for the Protection of German Blood and German Honour", included several edicts. This particular law forbade marriage between Germans and Jews, forbade sexual relations between Germans and Jews, and forbade Jews from hiring female Germans under the age of 45 as domestic servants.
  • The second of the Nuremberg Race Laws was the "Reich Citizenship Law", a law designed to strip German Jews of their citizenship. The significance of this law is that, for the first time, the Nazis outlined what they thought made a person a Jew. The law stated that if a person had three or more Jewish grandparents, in the view of the Nazi party, they were considered a Jew. Religious beliefs were disregarded.

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They didn't lead to WW2 directly. But they were the first step that lead to the 'Final Solution' and the actions that Hitler took that started the WW2 soon after those laws were passed. The Nuremburg Trials (at the end of WW2) punished those that carried out Hitler's madness.

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The Nuremberg Laws were an important step in the process of isolating the Jews. Please see the related question.

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