What did the Jewish people have to wear on their clothing?

Answer 1

Most common was a yellow star of David on the chest and back, there were variations in time and location, sometimes it was an armband and sometimes the armband was a blue star of David on a white background.

Answer 2

A big yellow Star of David, commonly referred to as a yellow badge, or Jewish badge, on their outer wear to mark them as Jews in public.

Homosexuals were to wear a pink triangle.

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Answer 3

Jewish people had to wear a yellow Star of David so that the officers could identify them easily. Jehovah Witnesses had to wear a purple triangle.

Answer 4

I believe that you are referring to World War II and the wearing of the "Star of David".

Answer 5

Jews were allowed to wear their standard clothes as long as the identification star was present, although the Nazis did offer free showers where the stars weren't necessary.

Answer 6

Yellow Star of David. Other groups were also forced to wear symbols depending on their classification.

Answer 7

A yellow Star of David.