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Within a year of Hitler becoming chancellor, He and the Nazi party had took control of Germany. Two months later they passed the Emergency Decree and that just about ended all opposition to the Nazis. A month later was when they passed the Enabling Act the Nazis were free to do whatever they wanted.
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Hitler decided to boycott al Jewish businesses in Germany. There was country wide preparationa for the boycott liike posters and newspaper articles. The boycott only lasted for one day.
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This was the first anti-Jewish law. It made all Jews in the civil-service expelled. This means that they were fired and they could not get a job anywhere.
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Berlin University students decided on an act "against the un-German spirit". They collected books writen by "undesirable writers" and threw them in a fire. They burned 70,000 tons of books.
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They were passed in two parts. One was called The Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honor and the other was called The Reich Citizenship Law. They basically removed all Jewish rights.
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If a Jew did not have a recognizably jewish name then they had to add Sarah or Israel. All jewish passports were stamped with the word Jude or a J.
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Jewish shops and synagogues were burnt down or their windows were smashed. It happened during the night.
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All Jews above the age of six were forbidden to appear in public without displaying the Jewish Star. The badge made its appearance as a mark of shame.
