Measures taken against the Jews, 1933-1939

Measures taken against the Jews, 1933-1939

1. Political

   • Denied basic rights in many Christian companies
   • Marriage between Jews and Non Jews was forbidden
   • This had stopped for a short period due to the Berlin Olympics
   • New law excluded Jews from government jobs
   • Nuremberg Law meant Jews were no longer protected by the law as they're not a German Citizen

2. Economic

   • They had tried to bankrupt the Jews
   • Jews could not afford medicine
   • 10,000 Shops were stolen or destroyed
   • SA painted "Jude" on their shops to stop people shopping there

3. Social

   • They were forced to leave Germany
   • They were banned from using public transport
   • Hard to get medication
   • Forced to scrub the streets
   • Parks, Swimming pools and dinning was banned