15 set 1935 ano - Nuremberg Race Laws

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The Nazi group announced two new laws. The Reich Citizenship Law The Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honor.

These laws unofficially became known as the Nuremberg Race Laws. They were first announced at a Nazi Party rally held in the German city of Nuremberg. Nazis believed in the theory of "the perfect race" which they believed was the Aryan race, having blonde hair and blue eyes. They thought this race was above all others, and wanted to establish its power. They passed these laws to help accomplish their goal. The Reich Citizenship Law was then created. This law defined a citizen as a person who is “of German or related blood.” This meant that Jews, defined as a separate race, could not be full citizens of Germany. They had no rights.
The Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honor was a law to prevent "race mixing". It banned future marital and sexual relations between Jews and people of German blood. The Nazis wanted to prevent "Impure" or "weak" blood, which is what they believed biracial children had. They enforced these new laws very strictly, to the point of making anyone who was going to marry have to go through a medical examination first.

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