Between 1933 and 1939: 400
separate laws were passed to
define,
isolate,
exclude,
segregate,
and
impoverish
German Jews
January 30,
1933
April 1, 1933
April 7, 1933
April 21, 1933
April 25, 1933
July 14, 1933
August 3,
1933
September 6,
1935
September
15, 1935
March 7, 1936
July 2, 1937
November 16,
1937
Hitler becomes Chancellor of the German Reich.
Hitler announces a one-day boycott of all Jewish shops
and businesses.
All non-Aryan civil servants (not military personnel) are
forcibly retired.
Law enacted forbidding kosher butchering.
Few Non-Aryan children allowed into German schools
and universities.
Law enabling authorities to revoke German citizenship
of ‘undesirables”.
Hitler becomes president (as well as Chancellor) of the
Third Reich.
Law enacted banning the sale of Jewish newspapers
on the street
Nuremberg Laws enacted: Jewish people reduced to
“Subjects” not citizens, all marriage/sexual
relationships between Jewish people and Aryans
forbidden, Aryans under age 35 are no longer permitted
to be employed as servant to Jewish people.
Voting rights for Jewish people are revoked.
More Jewish students are removed from German
universities and schools.
Travel outside Germany is forbidden for Jewish people,
with a few exceptions.
July 16,
1938
Jewish people forbidden work as brokers,
matchmakers, guides and real-estate agents.
July 23,
1938
July 25,
1938
Jewish people must carry identification cards.
July 27,
1938
August 17,
1938
“Jewish” street names are replaced.
October 5,
1938
All Jewish passports are marked with a “J”.
November
9-10, 1938
Kristallnacht: a state organized destruction of
Jewish homes, businesses, and synagogues;
thousands of Jewish men deported to Dachau.
November
11, 1938
Jewish people may no longer carry own guns.
Jewish doctors not allowed to practice; many
rehired as “medical attendants.”
All Jewish people must have only Jewish first
names.
November 12,
1938
Jewish people throughout the Reich are fined one billion
Reichmarks for “causing” Kristallnacht destruction. Jewish
people may no longer own/head business, are forbidden to
attend public performances of plays, movies, concerts, etc.
November 15,
1938
Remaining Jewish students moved from German schools to
Jewish schools.
November 28,
1938
A curfew is imposed on Jewish people throughout the Reich.
December 3,
1938
Jewish people banned from the streets on Nazi holidays,
forbidden to drive & own cars, and must sell their jewelry,
property, investments, and businesses.
December 8,
1938
Remaining Jewish students removed from universities
throughout the Reich.
September 3,
1939
Curfew for Jewish people is made more stringent 9 p.m. in
summer, 8 p.m. in winter.
September 23,
1939
Jewish people must hand over radios to the police.
October 12,
1939
November 23,
1939
Austrian Jewish people deported to Poland.
Polish Jewish people must wear a yellow star of David.
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February 6,
1940
February 12,
1940
July 29, 1940
December 24,
1940
September 1,
1941
October 24,
1941
December 26,
1941
January 10,
1942
February 17,
1942
April 17, 1942
April 24, 1942
May 15, 1942
May 29, 1942
June 9, 1942
June 11, 1942
Jewish people forbidden to receive clothing coupons, unlike the
rest of German people.
More Jewish people taken into “protective custody” (meaning
deported to concentration camps).
Jewish people forbidden to have telephones.
A special income tax imposed on Jewish people.
German Jewish people must wear a Star of David & forbidden
to leave their homes without police permission.
Jewish people forbidden to have friendships with Aryans.
Jewish people forbidden to use public telephones.
Jewish people must hand over to authorities any wool and fur
clothing in their own.
Jew forbidden to subscribe to newspapers or magazines.
A Jewish apartment must be labeled as such with a Star of
David.
Jewish people no longer allowed to use public transportation.
Jewish people forbidden to keep pets.
Jewish people forbidden to use public barber shops.
Jewish people must hand over to authorities all “spare”
clothing.
Jewish people no longer allowed to receive smoking coupons.
June 19, 1942
Jewish people must hand over all electrical equipment,
typewriters, & bicycles.
June 20, 1942
All Jewish schools are closed.
July 17, 1942
Blind/deaf Jewish people not permitted to wear bands
identifying handicap in traffic.
September 9,
1942
Jewish people no longer allowed to bring civil suits in a court
of law.
September 18,
1942
Jewish people no longer permitted to buy meat, milk, or eggs.
October 4, 1942 Jewish people living in German concentration camps moved to
Auschwitz death camp.
April 21, 1943
Jewish people convicted of crimes are to be exterminated in
death camps after serving their sentences.
July 1, 1943
Property of Jewish people to be confiscated after their
deaths.
1943-1944
The Final Solution: Total extermination of Jewish
people. Millions of Jews exterminated in death camps.