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Jan 1933 Hitler becomes chancellor, economic, social, political - Coggle…

- - - - Jews are banned from inheriting property. This further restricts their rights and ability to pass wealth to future generations, isolating them economically.
      - 1934
        
        Persecution of gay men intensifies: Homosexuality is deemed a threat to Nazi ideals of masculinity and reproduction. Around 766 gay men are arrested this year under Paragraph 175, a law that criminalized male homosexuality. Castration is proposed as a method to "cure" homosexuality and prevent reproduction.
        
        may 1935
        
        Jews are banned from serving in the army. This further excludes Jewish people from public life and positions of national importance.
        
        September 1935
        
        September 15 1935 September 15: The Nuremberg Laws are passed, codifying racial discrimination into law: Reich Law on Citizenship: Jews, Roma, and Black people are stripped of German citizenship and become "subjects" of the state. They lose the right to vote, hold government positions, and have German passports. Reich Law for the Protection of German Blood and Honour: Marriage or sexual relations between Jews and "Aryan" Germans are prohibited. This was intended to prevent "racial mixing" and maintain the so-called purity of German blood. Roma (Gypsies) are classified as "asocial" and "lazy." The Roma are divided into three groups by the Nazis: Roma, Sinti, and Yenisch. They are labeled as drifters and blamed for crime and social disorder.
        
        1936
        
        Persecution of gay men continues: By this year, around 4,000 gay men are arrested under Paragraph 175. Castration remains a widely proposed measure against them. Jews are increasingly isolated through legal restrictions and propaganda campaigns.
        
        1938 march
        
        1938 March: Jews are required to carry identification cards. German passports belonging to Jews are stamped with a red "J" to make them easily identifiable.
        
        1938 nov
        
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