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Jews no longer have the right to participate in elections
Jews no longer have the right to participate in elections -
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Friedrich 1936 - 1938
Systematic Loss of Jewish Rights -
The Olympic Games are opened in Berlin. Signs reading "Jews Not Welcome" are temporarily removed from the most public places.
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More Jewish students are removed from German schools and universities
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German Troops march into Austria
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Jews may no longer follow certain occupations such as broker, matchmaker, and tourist guide.
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As of January 1939, all Jews must carry ID cards.
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As of September 1938, Jewish doctors can be regarded only as "medical attendants." Additionally, all Jewish street names are replaced.
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As of January 1939, all Jews must have only Jewish first names. If a Jew has a German first name, "Israel" or "Sarah" must be added to it.
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Herschel Grynszpan, a Jew, attempts to assaninate the German attache, Vom Rath, in Paris. Vom Rath dies. recognizing the propoganda value, the Nazi's issue instructions that "spontaneous demonstrations" against Jews are to be "organized and executed" thro
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Following the Nazi-organized pogroms, "reparations" of one billion Reichsmarks are imposed on the Jews and they must further repair all damages at their own costs. Jews may no longer head businesses. Jews may no longer attend plays, movies, concerts, and
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Jews must hand in their driver's licenses and car registrations. Jews must sell their businesses and hand over their securities and jewelry. Jews may no longer attend universities.
