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| 1935-09-15 |
In 1935 Nazi Germany dissolved citizenship of all German Jews and changed the flag, incorporating the Swastika.
Hitler and his Nazi party had gained control of Germany in 1933 and began to introduce new laws which met with the parties anti-semitic and Aryan laws. The Nazi Party would hold annual Rallies in Nuremburg (the Nuremburg Rallies) where they would discuss policies and new laws. One such law defined Germans or true-bloods as having four German Grandparents and those with only two German grandparents as being half-bloods. Those with three or more Jewish grandparents were legally classed a Jewish and thus banned from citizenship. This was later extended to other minorities on the 26th of November that year. Relations between “true-bloods” and minorities were outlawed to keep the Aryan bloodlines pure. The new flag depicting the ancient Hindu and Buddhist symbol of the Swastika which the Nazi Party adopted as a sign for their Aryan Race.
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