That would depend upon where they were. In most countries they would only need their identity card or passport. In Nazi occupied countries they might need more or they might need less:
In the camps they would only need their uniform, as their identity number was on it. In the ghettos they would need their identity card and work card and whatever card they might need for access to wherever they needed to go.
the role of the identity cards in world war two were to make sure there were no enemy imposters :D x
Because Jews are not just a religion they are a race of people, and you can tell the difference. just like you can tell the difference between Asians and whites.
it is Goering's signature on the papers.
they didn't. In the eyes of the Nazis the Jews never had individual identities.
Those non-Jewish people risked their lives by hiding Jews or by helping them escape to neutral countries such as Switzerland or Sweden.
Never, their identity papers were usually held in a pocket.
the role of the identity cards in world war two were to make sure there were no enemy imposters :D x
Because Jews are not just a religion they are a race of people, and you can tell the difference. just like you can tell the difference between Asians and whites.
it is Goering's signature on the papers.
yes some of the jews:D
religious community
The entire Torah.
they didn't. In the eyes of the Nazis the Jews never had individual identities.
He gave them a number and took away their identity
By keeping the Torah.
The answer is Recontructionists :)
By learning the Torah and keeping its laws.