Nazi Persecution and the Holocaust: Nazi Policies and Laws
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Adolf Hitler Order Authorizing (October 1939)→Aryanization of Jewish Property - Report of the Public Prosecutor→Dispatch to UK Government on Persecution of Jews in Germany→Domestic Help in Jewish Households after the Nuremberg Laws→Establishment of The Reich Central Office For Jewish Emigration→Heydrich's Guidelines for Higher SS and Police Leaders in Nazi Occupied Territories (July 1941)→Hitler Bans Public Reference (July 1943)→Hitler's Threats Against the Jews (1941-1945)→Homosexuals and the Third Reich→Keitel Bans Wehrmacht Contacts with Jews in the East→Kristallnacht - "Night of Broken Glass" Table of Contents→LAGEBERICHT [SITUATION REPORT] OF THE SD FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER 1938→Nazis Planned To Deport Jews To Russia→Nuremberg Laws→Order Banning the Emigration of Jews from the Reich→Regulation for the Elimination of the Jews from the Economic Life of Germany→Reichszentrale Fuer Juedische Auswanderung→Reports on the Nazi Terror System (January 1936)→Sippenhaft→Special Report of the State Police in Hannover to Heydrich (August 1935)→SS Orders Expulsion of Soviet Jews From Germany→SS Secrecy Pledge (July 1942)→The "Final Solution" Table of Contents→The Deportation of the Jews From The Palatinate (Pfalz, Germany)→The French Vichy Regime→The Madagascar Plan→The Nazi Anti-Jewish Boycott→The Nazi Euthanasia (T-4) Program Table of Contents→The Nazi Regime in Germany→The Nazis & the Jews→The Nuremberg Laws Table of Contents→The Situation of the Jews in Germany in the Summer of 1941→The Wannsee Conference→Yellow Badges, Stars & Markings Table of Contents→