Significance of Nuremberg Laws (AQA A-Level History): Flashcards

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Significance of Nuremberg Laws
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Nuremberg Laws - year

1935

Date of main Nuremberg Laws

15 September 1935

Law for Protection of German Blood - what it banned

Marriage/sex between Jews & Germans; German women <45 in Jewish homes

Reich Citizenship Law - what it did

Stripped Jews of citizenship; created Reich citizens vs nationals

How Nuremberg Laws defined Jews

Through ancestors, not religious affiliation

Nuremberg Laws - impact on Jewish businesses

Seized by non-Jewish Germans

Nuremberg Laws impact on Jewish doctors/lawyers

Banned from practice

When Jewish govt officials forced to retire

December 1935

When Nuremberg Laws extended to other minorities

14 November 1935 (to Roma & African-Germans)

Gleichschaltung definition

Nazification; Nazi consolidation of power 1933-1934

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