After the _______________________ was passed, nothing could be done to stop the Nazis enacting any laws that they wanted.
Back in 1920, the young Nazi Party had issued its so-called “Twenty-five Points” which set out what they would do if they were ever to come to________.
One of the points said that, “Only those of German blood…may be members of the nation. No ______ may be a member of the nation”.
Hitler had always made it clear that, in his opinion, the Jews were the source of all Germany’s______________.
In his book ________________, which he wrote whilst in prison in 1924, Hitler frequently repeated his claims against the Jews.
It was not surprising, therefore, that on 7 April 1933, just two weeks after the Enabling Act was passed, the Nazis passed their first piece of ___________________ legislation.
The Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service meant that all _________________ civil servants at every level were dismissed.
Four days later this was followed up with a decree which defined the term ‘non-Aryan’ as anyone who had one parent or grandparent who was “_______________________”.