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Anti Semitic laws against Jews, originated by the Nazi Government in 1935

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Based on the belief of scientific racism
Separate Jews from Germans (Aryans), they also deprived Jews of German citizenship

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In 1933, after the Nazis came to power

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1.The law for the protection of German blood and honor
1a. All marriages and relations between Germans and Jews were forbidden
1b. Jews are not allowed to have German females who are under 45 in their house
1c. Germans cannot work for Jews
1d. Jews are forbidden to display the Reich colors above their house
2. The Reich Citizenship law
2a. Defined who a Jew was
2b. Three or four Jewish grandparents means that you are a Jew, even if you do not consider yourself one or do not practice the faith.
2c. Mischlinge (mixed breeds)
2d. divided into two classes
2da First class
2db. Having two Jewish grandparents, but did not practice Judaism
2e. Second Class
2ea having only one Jewish grandparent

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-Anybody not apart of the Nazi party
-Jews
-Criminals
-Disabled
-People with family problems
-Those who were not pure
-blue eyes, blond hair, no impurities

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Jews were the scapegoat for ALL of Nazi Germany's problems

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The plan to eliminate ALL Jews from Europe by:
1.Shooting
2.Gas Vans
3.Camps

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The United States announced that they would hold an emergency conference in Bermuda to develop a plan to rescue the victims of Nazi atrocities. This was urged by all of the Jewish Americans, because non Jewish-Americans did not care too strongly.

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A series of court proceedings, in which Nazi leaders were tried for aggression, violations of the rules of war, and crimes against humanity.

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1945-1949
AFTER WORLD WAR II

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Nuremberg, Germany

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To punish the people who carried out the Holocaust

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Resulted in 19 convictions of the 22 defendants
A total of 12 death penalties