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Why didn't the Jews in Germany leave after the Nuremberg Laws and Kristallnacht?
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How did the Nuremburg laws push the Jews out of Germany?
It was probably the growing ban on employment for Jews that forced them to leave Germany at that stage. Moreover, the Nuremberg Laws (1935) made it very clear that the Nazis did not want them. However, many stayed till the 'Kristallnacht' (9 November 1938), after which there was a stampede to get out. Many never made it.
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What happened to Jews after the kristallnacht?
Their position worsened rapidly and drastically. In the days just after Kristallnacht about 30,000 Jews were seized and sent to concentration camps; by Christmas 1938 two thousand of those seized were dead. They were obviously no longer physically safe in Germany and there was a sudden stampede to leave the country.
Why didnt the Jews just leave Germany?
A few did most could afford it or believe they would be killed
How do Kristallnacht and the Holocaust relate?
AnswerKristallnacht was a part of the Holocaust and was a part of the destruction of Jewish economy and society. The cost of the damage caused by the night of the broken glass was charged against the Jewish population.AnswerThe Kristallnacht (9-10 November 1938) marked a very drastic intensification of the Nazis' campaign against the Jews in Germany (and Austria). The aim was to make life so difficult for Jews still in Germany that they would leave. At that stage, there was no genocide. That started in 1941.
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