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4 reasons of the restrictions Jewish people faced in Nazi Germany?
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∙ 12y ago
Germany passed this law called the Nuremberg Laws which strictly stripped Jews from a lot of things they were able to do.
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Please also see the related question. Most of these laws and restrictions date from the period before the actual start of the Holocaust (in the normal sense of the systematic mass murder of the Jews). The Nazi regime issued 429 decrees and laws in all against the Jews in Germany alone. The last of these dates from 1943 and was secret: it denied Jews the right to appear in court and said that any Jew suspected of a crime was to be handed over to the Gestapo (secret police) who were to deal with the person as they saw fit. If one adds those issued in Nazi-occupied territories the number is much higher than 429.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 14y ago15 May '40 Dutch armed forces capitulated to the Germans.
1 Jul '40 Jewish volunteers are discharged from all Dutch air defense units.
6 Sep '40 Dutch government managers pledge not to appoint Jews as of this date.
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∙ 12y ago1. Jews wer seized without compensation
2. Businesses were destroyed
3.Jews were prohibitat to travel or live outside certain areas
4.they were denied employment
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Why were Natzi's killing people?
there are many reasons but when Hitler became chancellor of Germany he was feeling angry because his artwork in his school in Austria was turned down by a Jewish teacher.Thats one reason
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he thought that having people of the same race was better also because he didn't like the jewish religion although he was half jewish
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If you mean how were Jews identified, they were made to wear a white armband which had a yellow star on it so that everyone knew they were jewish. :)
Why did Hitler treat people like slaves?
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Too many rules and restrictions
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What were the restrictions for Jewish people?
I don't know what retrictions are you talking about. Jewish laws or Laws imposed on the Jews by outsiders?
What Kashrut restrictions do Jewish people have to follow?
See the attached Related Link.
What happens to Jewish people who do not return to Germany?
They remain where they are
How many Jewish people persecuted in Nazi Germany?
9
Why do people immigrate to Germany?
People immigrate to Germany for various reasons. Some of these reasons include family, occupations, school or college, or simply a change of scenery.
Why did Jewish people become refugees from Germany?
their rights and freedoms were being taken away in Germany.
Why were Natzi's killing people?
there are many reasons but when Hitler became chancellor of Germany he was feeling angry because his artwork in his school in Austria was turned down by a Jewish teacher.Thats one reason
What rights did Jewish people have in Nazi Germany?
as far as i know,none
What did the Jewish people have to wear in nazi Germany?
A yellow Star of David.
