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Hitler's restrictions

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    Hitler's Restrictions

  • No to lawyers and judges

    No to lawyers and judges
    Jewish lawyers were not allowed to work in Berlin and Jewish judges were not allowed to work in a office
  • Jewish teachers and children

    Jewish teachers were not allowed to teach in state schools, Aryan and non-Aryan were not allowed to play with each other. Jews were excluded from sports nad gymnastic clubs.
  • Jewish writers and musicians

    Literary work was not allowed to be done by Jewish writers in Germany and Jewish musicians were not allowed to work in state orchestras
  • Chairs and art

    Chairs and art
    There were specific benches that marked 'For Jews' and Jews were only allowed to sit there. Jewish art and antique dealers were not allowed to carry out their trade
  • The Nuremberg Laws

    Jews has their German citizenship removed. Germans and Jews were punishable by imprisonment if they had marriage ceremonies and extramarital sex.
  • Jews and equipment

    Electrical and optical equipment, bicycles, typewriters and records were things that Jews were not allowed to have
  • Religion

    Religion
    Jews were classed as members of the Jewish race even if they converted to Christianity and were baptised
  • Finances and Assets

    Finances and Assets
    Jews had to declare their finances so that their assets was in the hands of the government
  • Non-Jews and Jews

    Non-Jews were not allowed to leave anything in their wills to Jews
  • Names

    The name 'Israel' was added to the first names of male Jews and for females, the name 'Sara' was added to their first name
  • Passports

    The letter 'J' was stamped onto Jewish passports and Jews whose emigration did not suit the Nazis were seized
  • Businesses

    Jews were not allowed to run independent businesses as craftspeople and they were banned from running a retail or wholesale business
  • Swimming pools and licences

    Open-air and indoor swimming pools were not allowed to be used by Jews. Jews who had driving licences and vehicle permits had to hand them in to the police
  • Jewellery

    Jewellery
    Jews were not allowed to own jewellery, gold, silver, platinum and pearls. The Jews had to hand them in to the police.
  • Homeless Jews

    Jews could be kicked out of their own homes without a reason and without notice being served