Holocaust laws timeline

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    Holocaust laws timeline

  • No mixed marriages

    No mixed marriages
    German law forbid any German marrying a Jew because of Jewish "impure" blood.
  • Forced abortion law

    Forced abortion law
    Jewish women were forced to have an abortion do they wouldn't spread or pass down hereditary disease.
  • Nuremberg laws

    Nuremberg laws
    This law was actually two laws passed by Nazi Germany. These two laws included racist beliefs and with this law, Jews were not citizens. Jews were "subjects of the state" .
  • Jewish in schools

    Jewish in schools
    Jews were no longer aloud to attend school. Universities kicked out even kicked their Jewish students out of college
  • Jewish doctors prohibited by law to practice medicine.

    Jewish doctors prohibited by law to practice medicine.
    Jewish doctors were banned from working with medicine or patients
  • Jewish citizens required to have a marked J on their passports

    Jewish citizens required to have a marked J on their passports
    The Germans kept finding way to permanently separate the Jews from everyone else. So every Jew was stamped with the red J or the passport would not be valid.
  • Aryanization

    Aryanization
    Jewish business owners were forced to register their businesses so that the German government could keep tabs on them. The plan was to give non-Jewish Germans their jobs. This was nicknamed "Aryanization".
  • Jews evicted

    Jews evicted
    Jewish families were evicted from their homes for no reason and no notice
  • Jewish curfew

    Jewish curfew
    Jews were under a curfew for summer and for winter. For summer, the time they couldn't be outside was from 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. And during the winter, 8:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m.
  • Arm bands for the disabled

    Arm bands for the disabled
    Disables Jews were no longer allowed to wear the arm band that showed disability to traffic, endangering the disabled Jews.