Did Nazi policy towards the Jews change between 1933-1939?
The first signs that the Hitler showed which suggested he didn’t like Jewish people was in early 1933 where he told the German people that anyone who bought from a Jew was a no good German. In the early 1930’s the Nazis policy towards Jews was not awful it was mainly against the fact that they didn’t want the Jews to be classified as normal German people by forcing them out of work in shops and civil services. After this the Nazis took more drastic actions to push the Jews out of Germany such as creating concentration camps to keep Jews in. I think that the law to make sure Jews weren’t allowed to join the army under the new defence law, but I think that this law meant nothing to the Jews as they only represented less than 1% of the population and if they weren’t allowed to join the army I doubt many Jews would have been unhappy about this, and I think this was more for show and the fact that the army would help in concentration camps and therefore wouldn’t of approved of Jews being kept in the camps. The Nuremberg laws were the first sign of change in Nazis policy towards Jews in that they didn’t want the Jews almost infecting their superior race by the Jews having sex or getting married to an Aryan. Another law, which suggested the Nazis, didn’t want to allow the Jews any rights such as the right to vote this gradually was to wear down the Jews pride and patience.