The Nuremberg Laws
Adopted by the Nazi government in the 1930s, these racist, anti-Semitic laws were designed to strip Germany’s Jewish people of their citizenship and civil rights.
This table details three Nuremberg Laws created under the Nazi Regime: the Flag, Citizenship, and Blood law. The Nuremberg laws were adopted by the Nazi government in the 1930s; these racist, anti-Semitic laws were designed to strip Germany’s Jewish people of their citizenship and civil rights.
