| Even those in a position of power and influence, | | | | this means that Jews are being discriminated |
| who could have prevented the seriousness of the | | | | against to benefit others. Later in 1935 a law was |
| discrimination, chose not to. Teachers especially, | | | | passed to say that Jews were banned from the |
| could have helped prevent the younger generation | | | | armed forces, as the war is drawing nearer, with |
| from developing this type of discrimination in | | | | no Jews allowed to be in the war, more |
| schools, out of schools and in later life. However, | | | | discrimination goes on, in towns and cities where |
| both German schools and the Hitler youth | | | | Aryans identify that Jews are doing nothing to |
| discriminated against Jews by teaching lessons | | | | help what might be the war effort, even though, |
| that were designed to do this and to teach that | | | | they have no choice but to find another, legal, |
| Aryans were the superior race. One of the main | | | | occupation. This discrimination separates Germans |
| areas of teaching where discrimination took place | | | | from Jews. |
| was in racial science where students were taught | | | | In early 1935 it was announced that Jews were |
| how Jews had a different skull shape/size to | | | | no longer citizens of Germany, and had lost their |
| Aryans and other races and taught how they | | | | right to vote as written down in the Nuremburg |
| could identify a Jew by their physical features; this | | | | laws, 1935 "Jews have no vote". This was a big |
| created a lot of discrimination towards Jews | | | | step in discriminating Jews. It had separated |
| among the young people of Germany.One of the | | | | Germans and Aryans completely, so now they |
| events to describe and demonstrate how Jews | | | | could not still be equal, they were different, and |
| were discriminated against in Germany is the April | | | | this meant that their reaction to eachother had |
| Boycott; for one day Germans all over the | | | | changed.Laws that had a real effects on any Jew |
| country were told not to buy from shops and | | | | at that time that dealt with their daily lives had |
| business' owned by Jews. SA men stood by the | | | | was a massive discrimination on them. For |
| doors of these shops to discourage anyone from | | | | example in late 1933 Jews were banned from all |
| going inside. The SA men would have discouraged | | | | sports and athletic clubs, and in late 1935 Jews: |
| business, leading business away from the Jews | | | | were no longer allowed to marry Aryan, nor to |
| and back into Aryan owned businesses and shops. | | | | have sexual relations with them; who had married |
| This is discriminating against the Jews and while it | | | | Aryans no longer had a valid marriage; were |
| was probably very beneficial to the Aryans | | | | banned from parks, restaurants and swimming |
| working at the time, the Jews would have lost | | | | pools; and finally it was passed that Jewish leaders |
| business, and would be looked at differently by | | | | were stopped from preaching or speaking publicly. |
| Germans.In many places in Germany, there were | | | | Afar from this sort of discrimination, there is also |
| signs that read 'Jews not welcome here'. These | | | | the fact that Jews were banned from having |
| could be put on park benches, outside places of | | | | electrical and optical equipment, bicycles, |
| public interest, or even where it means that Jews | | | | typewriters, or records and were ordered to |
| are not welcome in the village, city or town. This | | | | hand them over to the authorities. This |
| separates Jews from the rest of the population, | | | | discrimination meant that many Jewish families |
| by discriminating against them, making Germans | | | | went without the opportunities and comforts that |
| feel like they are different people to them, so | | | | Aryans lived with, thus separating them even |
| they should be treated differently!On the 9th | | | | further, while discrimination becomes easier.All of |
| November 1938 a very big event occurred which | | | | these things lead to the ease of what happened |
| was the result and cause of more discrimination | | | | after 1939 where Jews were put into Ghetto's, |
| towards Jews. Kristallnacht was a night of violence | | | | where the Vansee conference took place and |
| across Germany and Austria, 91 Jews were | | | | where Jews were transported to death camps. |
| murdered, synagogues were burned down, Jews | | | | The Nazi's had successfully created a place, in |
| were "dragged from their beds" sacred objects | | | | Germany, where people supported the ideas of |
| were desecrated, shop windows were smashed | | | | Nazism and didn't object to law passed against |
| and 20 000 Jewish men were rounded up and | | | | them, discriminating or de-humanising them even |
| sent to concentration camps. Yet in all of this the | | | | further.Jews were discriminated through making |
| German police did nothing to stop the attacks | | | | them unwelcome, to having laws passed against |
| "such actions were not to be discouraged", so the | | | | them, and later, to death, where they were seen |
| discrimination grew to a point where it was | | | | as different people who should be treated |
| acceptable to kill a Jew.Throughout the period | | | | differently and deserved what they got. Jews |
| 1933 to 1939, many laws were passed by Nazi's | | | | were restricted in everything they did, and |
| to further discriminate against the Jews, and to | | | | because of this they became easy to discriminate |
| separate them from Aryans, and the 'normal life | | | | against.The article was produced by the member |
| in Germany'. This started as restricting their job | | | | of |
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| dentistry, journalism, teaching and farming. Thus, | | | | |