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1933, Applied to any Jewish groups, Organised by Goebbels - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Lacked Success
        
        Unclear which businesses were Jewish
        
        Many resisted the boycott
        
        Only lasted one day
        
        SA wished it was longer
      - Claimed in response to a potential Jewish boycott of German shop
  - - - Elites
      - Can see what was happeneing
    - - Fierce Nazi propaganda against Jewish doctors
        
        Said they would be malicious towards the Aryans
      - Doctors banned from treating non-jewish patients though many continued
  - - - Nazis can shut down any newspapers they didn't like
        
        No criteria
      - SA & SS raided print offices
    - - Nuremburg Laws
        
        Reich Citizenship Law
        
        Someone could only be a German citizen if they had pure German blood
        
        Law for the Protection of German Blood and Honor
        
        No marriage between Aryan's and non-Aryan's
        
        German citizens forbidden from having sex with Jews
        
        Gestapo, civil serivce, and judges enforced these laws
        
        All physical contact between Jews and German citizens was outlawed
        
        German women encouraged to leave Jewish husbands
      - November 1935
        
        1st Supplementary Decree on the Reich Citizenship Law
        
        Jew = 3 Jewish Grandparents or had Jewish grandparents and was married to a Jew
        
        Half Jews were labelled as Mischlinge
        
        Post 1933
        
        Hitler encourgaes Nazi groups in Austria to push for a union with Germany
        
        Austria quickly banned the Nazi Party
        
        Late 1937
        
        March 1938
        
        Austria organises a vote for the union
        
        99% in favour
        
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        March 1939
        
        Hitler occupies Czechoslovakia
        
        April 1938
        
        3 more items...
        
        Four year plan begins to take effect