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Initially, the main target of Nazi racism was the Jewish people in Germany. So pretty much the very first thing they did regarding it was pass a series of laws, called the Nuremberg Laws, in September 1935.

These laws basically did two things- first, made it illegal for Jews and "Aryans" (the Nazi term for non-Jewish "pure" Germans) to marry or have sex, and some other things (like Jews couldn't hire young Aryan women as housemaids); second, stripped Jews of their German citizenship, changing them to "state subjects"- which also stripped them of any legal protections under the German constitution.

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Q: What were the first steps in the the Nazis plan to kill the people that were judged racially inferior?
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