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Legislation

Germany · Government / NSDAP Government. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

10Records
1933–1938Date range
1Named people
1Places

Chronological records

1933

Adolf Hitler23 March 1933

Berlin · Government / NSDAP Government

The Kroll Opera House, where the voting will be held, is surrounded by SA & SS. The Centre Party votes for the Enabling Law, the "legal" basis of dictatorship

1934

Adolf Hitler1 January 1934

Berlin · Government / NSDAP Government

Sterilization measures come into effect to prevent hereditary illness

1935

Adolf Hitler30 April 1935

Berlin · Government / NSDAP Government

A Jewish tenant can be evicted if an alternate lodging is available

Adolf Hitler26 June 1935

Berlin · Government / NSDAP Government

Men aged between 19 & 25 are conscripted for 6 months, prior to military service

Adolf Hitler15 September 1935

Berlin · Government / NSDAP Government

The Reichstag passes further anti-Semitic & Nuremberg laws. Jews are stripped of German citzenship

Adolf Hitler15 September 1935

Berlin · Government / NSDAP Government

Jews lose legal equality as Germany is divided into "subjects"& "citizens"

Adolf Hitler6 October 1935

Berlin · Government / NSDAP Government

Orders abortion if either partner suffers from hereditary disease

Adolf Hitler1935

Berlin · Government / NSDAP Government

Law for the Protection of German Blood & Honour. Decrees full "racial purity" by forbidding mixed blood co-habitation

1937

Adolf Hitler1937

Government / NSDAP Government

Civil Service Act, teachers become executors of the Party State

1938

Adolf Hitler3 December 1938

Berlin · Government / NSDAP Government

Jewish property is "legally" confiscated

Names involved

Adolf Hitler

Provenance

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