In 1935, the German government passed the Nuremberg Laws to

The 1935 Nuremberg Laws stripped Jewish people of German citizenship and denied them basic legal and civil rights. They also barred marriage between Jews and people classified as German or related blood. The laws did not themselves force Jews to leave Germany, confine them in ghettos, or send them to concentration camps, so the best answer is “remove the rights of Jewish people.”

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