Nuremberg Laws and the Rallies as a ‘Religious Experience’ (Leaving Cert History): Flashcards

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When were Nuremberg Laws enacted?

September 15, 1935

What did Reich Citizenship Law do to Jews?

Stripped them of German citizenship

Who could be citizens under Reich Citizenship Law?

Those of German or related blood

Law for Protection of German Blood - marriages?

Prohibited marriages between Jews & non-Jewish Germans

Age limit for German women in Jewish households?

Under 45

Why Nuremberg chosen - historical reason?

Historical importance in Holy Roman Empire

Why Nuremberg chosen - location?

Central location in Germany

What atmosphere did rallies evoke?

Religious fervour & communal transcendence

How was Hitler portrayed at rallies?

Messianic figure

What was the Nazi anthem called?

Horst Wessel Lied

What were Hitler's speeches compared to?

Preacher's sermon

How were Jews depicted at rallies?

Ultimate enemy of the Aryan race

How were Communists framed at rallies?

Jewish conspiracy

What was Treaty of Versailles blamed for?

Post-WWI humiliation & economic woes

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