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Jewish lawyers were not allowed to work in Berlin and Jewish judges were not allowed to work in a office
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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.
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Literary work was not allowed to be done by Jewish writers in Germany and Jewish musicians were not allowed to work in state orchestras
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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
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Jews has their German citizenship removed. Germans and Jews were punishable by imprisonment if they had marriage ceremonies and extramarital sex.
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Electrical and optical equipment, bicycles, typewriters and records were things that Jews were not allowed to have
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Jews were classed as members of the Jewish race even if they converted to Christianity and were baptised
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Jews had to declare their finances so that their assets was in the hands of the government
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Non-Jews were not allowed to leave anything in their wills to Jews
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The name 'Israel' was added to the first names of male Jews and for females, the name 'Sara' was added to their first name
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The letter 'J' was stamped onto Jewish passports and Jews whose emigration did not suit the Nazis were seized
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Jews were not allowed to run independent businesses as craftspeople and they were banned from running a retail or wholesale business
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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
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Jews were not allowed to own jewellery, gold, silver, platinum and pearls. The Jews had to hand them in to the police.
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Jews could be kicked out of their own homes without a reason and without notice being served
