Holocaust Human Experiments Nuremberg Code International Laws

Between 1933 and 1935, what were some of the anti-Jewish actions Nazis and their supporters took?

• Jews were forbidden to shower, cut their hair, or use the same drinking fountains as the Aryans in Germany
• Jews were paraded down the street and spit on by Nazi supporters
• Jews were forbidden to enter movie houses, pools,  and restaurants and propaganda against them increased violence against them
• Jews were forced to walk everywhere and were not allowed to use any form of public transportation

What was the primary goal of the Nuremberg Laws?

• designed to segregate the Jews into ghettos and starve them to death
• designed to separate Aryans from non-Aryans and define the rights of Nazi Germany and make laws to give Jews inferior status
• designed to integrate the Jews and Germans in society to fool them until they loaded the Jews into the trains for death camps
• designed to keep Jewish people away from Hitler so he didn't have to see them

According to the Nuremberg Laws, how were German "subjects" and German "citizens" different?

• subjects are those who follow another and citizens are those who belong to a group
• citizens of Germany have no obligations and subjects of Germany are unrelated to the country and don't deserve to be a part of it
• a citizen is a German who has obligations to Germany and a subject is of German or related blood who is fit to serve the German people
• subjects are people who need to be protected and citizens are those who live in a country

What were some of the restrictions the Nuremberg Laws placed on Jews in Germany?

• forbade marriages between those of German or related blood
• prohibited Jews from flying the Third Reich flag
• made Jews register with the government and wear a Star of David
• all of the answers are correct

What were the main goals of the Reichsvertretung?

• provide for education and establishment of Jewish schools
• guide Jewish youth toward vocational training
• all of the answers are correct
• protect Jews' economic status and right to work and get them ready for a life in Palestine

What services did the Committee for Relief and Reconstruction provide?

• building of new homes and providing all basic supplies that the Jews lost when they were deported
• economic assistance, advice, loans, legal aid, employment placement, and vocational training 
• transportation from the death camps, food so they didn't starve anymore, and new clothes 
• a shower, visit to a doctor to determine what they needed to recover from the tortures they endured

Why were Jewish Cultural Associations established? What purpose did they serve?

• both red and blue answers
• provided Jews with a framework for independent cultural activity 
• to create jobs for Jewish artists, intellectuals, and writers
• a community of Jews who had suffered through the holocaust that discussed their feeling in order to heal

How did they Jewish press contribute to resistance to the Nuremberg Laws?

• refused to publish any kind of Nazi propaganda that would make the Jews look bad
• sent their stories worldwide so that everyone could know about the treatment that the Nazi were giving the Jews
• spoke out against the anti-Jewish riots and gave reliable information about assaults on Jews and their businesses
• they rewrote the laws in hopes that the Nazi party would reconsider them and use the revised version instead