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The Nuremberg Laws History 323 / April 5, 2013

The Nuremberg Laws History 323 / April 5, 2013. Julius Streicher (1885-1946). Title pages of Der St ürmer from 1934. Leo Baeck (1873-1956) President of the Reich Representation of German Jews, 1933-1938. German Jews learn shoemaking (1935). German Jews learn Spanish (1935).

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The Nuremberg Laws History 323 / April 5, 2013

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  1. The Nuremberg LawsHistory 323 / April 5, 2013

  2. Julius Streicher(1885-1946)

  3. Title pages of Der Stürmer from 1934

  4. Leo Baeck (1873-1956)President of the Reich Representation of German Jews, 1933-1938

  5. German Jews learn shoemaking (1935)

  6. German Jews learn Spanish (1935)

  7. A race politics lesson at a Nazi leadership academy (1935)

  8. Everyday anti-Semitism: a bench “only for Aryans”

  9. The NSDAP’s newspaper announces the Nuremberg Laws, Sept. 1935

  10. Chart interpreting the Nuremberg Laws(outlines who may marry whom)

  11. Population in German concentration camps, 1933-39 July 1933 26,700 July 1934 8,000 1936 5,000 1937 8,000 1938 24,000 (for a few weeks, 35,000 Jews) 1939 22,000 (half criminal, half political)

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