Describe How Jews Were Discriminated Against in Germany from 1933 to 1939

anti-semitic law to be passed in Germany for sixty years and marks the major law to curtail the rights of Jews. Then in September of 1933 another law restricting jewish employment was passed the Entailed Farm Law banned all Jews from owning farms. 1934 was a fairly untroubled year for jews with no major laws or attacks on them, except for the SD’s proposal to emigrate the Jews. But in 1935 unofficial jewish attacks commenced again and Hitler announced the Nuremberg Laws which included “The Law for the protection of German blood and German honour” which forbade mixed marriages and sex between aryans and jews, “The Reich Citizenship Law” which deprived jews of German citizenship and “The law for the protection of the Genetic health of the german people which made a medical examination before marriage compulsory to ensure both people are of aryan blood these laws mark when jews really began to be separated from the rest of German society they had their citizenship stripped from them and were banned from having relationships with Aryans. After these shocking laws were passed Germany had a quiet year in 1936 to help the economy and foreign relations but also because they were put on the world’s centre stage when Berlin hosted the Olympic Games, they removed anti-jewish signs from Berlin’s central areas in an attempt to give a good image of Germany however all German competitors were aryans and Hitler refusing to shake African American gold medal winner Jesse Owens’s hand. In 1937 at the Nuremberg Rally Hitler resumed his attacks on the jews by making a fierce attacking speech. In March of 1938 the Anschluss or union with Austria gave Germany another 150,000 jews, 45,000 of them were forced to emigrate immediately. From June to October there were a number of anti jewish decrees which restricted their employment further by excluding jewish doctors, dentists and lawyers from working for aryans. All Jews with German sounding names were forced to add Israel if a boy and Sarah if a girl to their name they also had to stamp their identity cards with a J we can see how the jews are gradually being more and more excluded from society and aryans. On the 9th of November 1938 Ernst Von Rath a German diplomat was assassinated by a jew this triggered the largest public display of anti-semitism in Germany it was called Kristallnacht, thousands of jewish businesses were attacked and destroyed, synagogues were burnt down, 91 jews were murdered and 20,000 were sent to work camps and at the end of this vicious and cruel attack the jews were forced to pay 1 billion RM in damage. Never before had Jews felt such rampant anti-semitism in Germany and many historians as the beginning of the final solution. Later that month decrees further excluded jewish people from society they were banned from all trades, shops and businesses. Excluded from schools, universities, cinemas and sports facilities. Public business contracts were also banned from being awarded to jews. They truly were second class citizens now. In January of 1914 there is an exodus of jews out of Germany encouraged and helped by the Reich Central Office for Jewish Emigration.  Looking back we can see the jews gradually being stripped of their basic rights beginning with exclusion from certain occupations then to segregation from aryans and ending with violence from the public and almost total detachment from German society.