How Jews where persecuted

• When the Nazis came to power in 1933, they started making life very difficult for Jewish people.
• The Nazis encouraged people to boycott Jewish shops and businesses.
• Jewish people were sacked from many jobs such as teachers, lawyers, doctors.
• The Nuremburg laws aimed to keep Jews and non-Jews separate.
• It became against the laws for a Jew to marry a non-Jewish person.
• Many Jews fled Germany for countries like the USA.
• Many Jewish people had their businesses taken from them by the Nazis.
• On Kristallnacht (the night of broken glass), the Nazi Government encouraged people to smash up Jewish shops and set fire to synagogues.
• Many Jews were arrested and sent to concentration camps.
• Concentration camps were not death camps before the war.
• You cannot mention the Holocaust or the gas chambines in your answers to how the Jews were treated.