[21] Jewish persecution in Germany, 1933-39

history ww2

Apart from Jews, provide an example of another group persecuted in Nazi Germany

How would you describe the Jewish population living in Germany pre-1933

What did the Nazis encourage to be

boycotted for a day in April 1933

What professions were Jewish people first removed from in 1933

Eugenics was taught in schools from

September 1933. What was eugenics

How were Jewish businesses identified as being Jewish

When were the Nuremberg Laws introduced

What did Jews in Germany lose as a result of these laws

Provide one impact on the lives of Jews living in Germany as a result of this

Provide another impact on the lives of Jews living in Germany as a result of this

Provide one example of something that was outlawed as part of the Nuremberg Laws

When did Kristallnacht take place? (month and year)

Provide one specific example of a result of Kristallnacht

Provide another specific example of a result of Kristallnacht

Kristallnacht was a turning point in the persecution of Jews in Nazi Germany. Why

Provide another reason for why Kristallnacht was a significant event

Provide one example of how the Nazis restricted the freedoms of Jews up to 1939

What possessions did Jews have to hand over to the Nazi authorities

By April 1939, why did many Jews find themselves homeless

How did these laws impact the way non-Jewish Germans perceived Jews