What happend when the Jews were stripped of their citizenship?

Answer 1

Their heads were shaved, and a "blue number was tatooed on their body to be used as an only mean of identification. In some camps they even had to wear the same clothing, such as the blue striped uniforms of Auschwits prisoners.

Answer 2

1. Strictly speaking, the Nuremberg Laws of 1935 made German Jews second-class citizens ('members' instead of citizens of the Reich). German Jews who emigrated from Germany in 1935-1941 did so on German passports, stamped with a red J from late 1938 onwards.

2. In December 1941 German Jews were stripped entirely even of second class citizenship. They became stateless, at least in the eyes of countries that recognized this decree. (The Allies, for example, did not recognize it as valid).

Answer 3

The rise to power of the Nazis, and the Nazis' creating the Nuremberg Laws in 1935.