History 2145A/B Lecture Notes - History Of The Jews In Ukraine, Warsaw Ghetto, Joana Heidrich

• School: Western University
• Department: History
• Course: History 2145A/B
• Professor: David Norton

Document Summary

All people were supposed to stay out of jewish establishments (shops, banks, etc. ). This was enforced when the ss would stand guard and prevent anyone from entering. In fact, many ss guards would not approve of the harsh treatment of the jews, and left their posts. American government contacts hitler, and warns him that he will lose all respect from the international community if he carries out this plan. Not supported, this movement only lasted a day. The nazis were now going to pass laws to make things more difficult for the jews: 1933 civil service law this was a way for the nazis to legally run the jews out of the country. Made life so uncomfortable that it was practically impossible. Jews were not permitted to work in any form of civil service. They could not enter professions that consisted of government involvement or assistance (welfare).