4.18 Nazi Polcies Towards The Jews 1933-37

Question 1

April 1933

Answer 1

Boycott of Jewish shops

Law for the restoration of the professional civil service

Law against overcrowding or German schools and universities

Question 2

October 1933

Answer 2

Exclusion of German Jews from the press

Question 3

September 1935

Answer 3

Nuremberg laws

Question 4

November 1935

Answer 4

Supplementary Decreee on the Reich citizenship law

Question 5

Describe the boycott of Jewish shops.

Answer 5

SA mark out which business to be targeted

Boycott abandoned after 1 day due to lack of support

Question 6

When is law for restoration of civil service?

Answer 6

April 1933

(37,000 jews leave Germany)

Question 7

Legal profession?

Answer 7

Jews made up 16%

Exclusion of lawyers gradual 60% could still practise in 1933 but less over time

Question 8

Doctors?

Answer 8

10% of population

Only allowed to practise on Jewish patients

Question 9

Education

Answer 9

Law of overcrowding of German schools April 1933

Not all Jews forced out of school until 1938 though

Question 10

Press?

Answer 10

Reich press law October 1933

Strict censorship to close down publications they didn’t like silenced Jewish public and editors

Question 11

What was Hitler’s excuse for the nurembrug laws?

Answer 11

Communists had declared war and Jewish-Bolshevism needed to be ended once and for all

Question 12

What was included in the Nuremberg laws 1935

Answer 12

Reich citizenship law: can only be a German citizen with pure German blood

Law for protection of Jewish blood and honour outlawed marriage between aryans and non aryans (illegal for sexual relations with Jews and aryans)