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

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Significance of Nuremberg Laws
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When were Nuremberg Laws announced?

1935

What did Nuremberg Laws systematise?

Separation of Jews in Germany

Date Nuremberg Laws passed

15 September 1935

What did Law for Protection of German Blood ban?

Marriages and sex between Jews/Germans

What Reich Citizenship Law did to Jews

Stripped German citizenship

Two new categories created by Reich Citizenship Law

'Reich citizens' and 'nationals'

How Nuremberg Laws defined Jewish people

Through ancestors, not religious affiliation

Year of Berlin Olympics (Jews initially banned)

1936

Economic impact on Jewish businesses

Seized by non-Jewish Germans

Jewish professionals banned from practice

Doctors and lawyers

Political restrictions on Jews under Nuremberg Laws

Could not vote or work for public office

When Jewish govt officials forced to retire

December 1935

Date Nuremberg Laws extended to other minorities

14 November

Other minorities affected by extended Nuremberg Laws

Roma and African-Germans

Gleichschaltung meaning and period

Nazification/Nazi consolidation of power 1933-1934

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