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Nuremberg Laws
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Nuremberg Laws
stripped Jews of citizenship and civil rights (1935). [Ger. Hist.: Wigoder, 458]
See : Anti-Semitism
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Once the state becomes too prurient then we go the way of Nazi Germany's Nuremberg laws.
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It is inconceivable to believe that Jewish people will support a state that lacks a Constitution, contains laws comparable to Nazi Germany's Nuremberg Laws, discriminates severely against its non-Jewish citizens, separates citizenship from nationality, behaves as a money launderer for irregular financial transactions, and has brought the Palestinian people to desperation.
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Under the Third Reich, the Nuremberg laws defined people as Jewish not based on their religious practices but on so-called racial terms: having Jewish blood.
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