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What were some restrictions placed on the Jews prior to the ghettos in night?
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- Jews were prohibited to leaving residences for three days, under penalty of death
- Jews could not own any valuables (like gold or jewelry)
- star of David must be worn
- No longer had the right to be in restaurants, travel by rail, attend synagogue, and be on the streets after six o' clock in the evening
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