NurembergLaws
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The Nuremberg Laws were a set of antisemitic racial laws enacted by Nazi Germany in 1935 that stripped Jews of citizenship and laid crucial legal groundwork for their systematic persecution during the Holocaust.
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| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
Nazi law
→
antisemitic legislation → racial laws → |
| aimedAt |
Jews in Germany
→
people defined as Jews under Nazi racial ideology → |
| announcedAt |
1935 Nazi Party Rally in Nuremberg
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|
| component |
Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honour
→
Reich Citizenship Law → supplementary decrees defining who was a Jew → |
| country |
Nazi Germany
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| dateEnacted |
1935-09-15
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| definedConcept |
Jewishness based on ancestry
→
Mischling (person of mixed Jewish and non-Jewish ancestry) → |
| discriminatedAgainst |
Jews
→
persons of mixed Jewish ancestry (Mischlinge) → |
| effect |
banned Jewish households from employing German women under a certain age as domestic workers
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excluded Jews from full political rights → institutionalized Nazi racial ideology in law → prohibited extramarital sexual relations between Jews and so-called Aryan Germans → prohibited marriage between Jews and so-called Aryan Germans → reduced Jews to subjects of the state → stripped Jews of German citizenship → |
| enactedBy |
Nazi Germany
→
Reichstag of Nazi Germany → |
| followedBy |
further antisemitic decrees in late 1930s
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| historicalContext |
prelude to the Holocaust
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| historicalPeriod |
Nazi era
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|
| ideology |
Nazi racial theory
→
antisemitism → |
| inForceUntil |
1945
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|
| justifiedBy |
pseudoscientific racism
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|
| language |
German
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|
| legalBasisFor |
Holocaust
→
systematic persecution of Jews in Nazi Germany → |
| namedAfter |
Nuremberg Party Rally
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| partOf |
legal framework of Nazi persecution of Jews
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| placeOfEnactment |
Nuremberg
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| promulgatedBy |
Adolf Hitler
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| recognizedAs |
key step in escalation of Nazi persecution
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milestone in the legal exclusion of Jews from German society → |
| targetedGroup |
Austrian Jews after the Anschluss
→
German Jews → |
| violatedPrinciple |
civil rights of Jews
→
equality before the law → |