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Key Dates

Key Dates. 1934 & 1935. 1934. Jan 24, 1934 - Jews are banned from the German Labor Front. May 17, 1934 - Jews not allowed national health insurance. June 30, 1934 - The Night of Long Knives occurs as Hitler, Göring and Himmler conduct a purge of the SA (storm trooper) leadership.

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Key Dates

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  1. Key Dates 1934 & 1935

  2. 1934 • Jan 24, 1934- Jews are banned from the German Labor Front. • May 17, 1934- Jews not allowed national health insurance. • June 30, 1934- The Night of Long Knives occurs as Hitler, Göring and Himmler conduct a purge of the SA (storm trooper) leadership.

  3. July 20, 1934 - The SS is made an independent organization from the SA. • July 22, 1934- Jews are prohibited from getting legal qualifications. • Aug 2, 1934 - German President von Hindenburg dies. Hitler Becomes Fuhrer. • Aug 19, 1934 - Hitler receives a 90 percent 'Yes' vote from German voters approving his new powers.

  4. 1935 • May 21, 1935- Nazis ban Jews from serving in the military. • June 26, 1935- Nazis pass law allowing forced abortions on women to prevent them from passing on hereditary diseases. • Aug 6, 1935- Nazis force Jewish performers/artists to join Jewish Cultural Unions. • Sept 15, 1935 - Nuremberg Race Laws against Jews decreed.

  5. Nuremberg Laws • The Nuremberglaws were announced by Hitler at the Nuremberg Party rally. It Defined who was a “Jew” and systematizing and regulating discrimination and persecution of Jews in Germany. The “Reich Citizenship Law” deprived all Jews of their civil rights, and the “Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honor” made marriages and extra-marital sexual relationships between Jews and Germans punishable by imprisonment.

  6. Nuremberg Laws • This was the start of legislation aimed at alienating and segregating the Jewish population of Germany. This legislation was largely written by Hans Globke, a minor political official, who based these laws on the attempts by the British government to create clear social hierarchies within their empire.

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