18th March 1933

Jewish lawyers were

forbidden to conduct

legal affairs in Berlin

31st March 1933

Jewish judges were

suspended from office

31st March 1933

Jews could no longer

claim medical health

insurance

1st April 1933

Jewish teachersbanned from teaching in

municipal (state) schools

April 1933

Aryan and non-Aryan

children were forbidden

to play with each other

7th April 1933

Jewish civil servants

were dismissed from

public office

25th April 1933

Jews were excluded

from sport andgymnastic clubs

28th June 1933

Films were onlyrecognised as

German if they were made by

citizens of German descent

9th July 1933

Jews were excluded from

the German Chess

Federation

16th August 1933

Jews were excluded from

choirs

22nd August 1933

Jews were not allowed

to use thebathing beach

13th September 1933

Genetics and ethnology

(the study of race) were introduced in all schools as part of the examination syllabus

March 1935

Jewish writers were not allowed to engage in any

other form of literary activity in

Germany

31st March 1935

Jewish musicians were not allowed to practise their

profession

April 1935

Jews were only allowed

to sit on benches with

yellow marking

April 1935

Jewish art and antique dealers were prohibitedfrom practising

their trade

10th July 1935

Young Jews were not allowed to go

on walks in groups of more

than 20

15th September 1935

ALL JEWS HAD THEIR

GERMAN CITIZENSHIP REMOVED

Marriage ceremonies and extra marital sex between Germans and

Jews was punishable by imprisonment.

Marriages which had already taken place were declared

invalid.

29th January 1936

Jews had to hand over their electrical and optical equipment,

bicycles, typewriters and records

3rd April 1936

Jewish veterinary

surgeons were banned from

practising their

profession

14th April 1936Journalists had to

establish their Aryan descent back

to 1800 for both themselves and

their spouse

August 1936

Anti Jewish posters were temporarily

removed during the Olympic

Games

15th April 1937

Jews were forbidden to

obtain a doctorate

1st January 1938

Jews were forbidden to

become members of the

German Red Cross

22nd March 1938

Only Aryan Germans

could become allotment

holders

26th April 1938Jews had to disclose

their financial circumstances so that their assets

could be seized by the government

27th July 1938

Jewish street names

were changed

25th July 1938

Jewish doctors were notallowed to

practise any

more

31st July 1938

Non Jews were forbidden to

leave anything in their wills

to Jews

17th August 1938Male Jews were forced to add the name “Israel”,

and female Jews the name “Sara” to

their first names

5th October 1938

Jewish passports had to

be stamped with a letter

‘J”

5th October 1938

Passports of Jews whose emigration

was

undesirable were

confiscated

12th November 1938

Jews were no longer allowed to

conduct independent businesses as

craftsmen

12th November 1938

Jewish actors and

actresses were forbidden

to carry out their profession

12th November 1938

Jews were banned from conducting a

retail or

wholesale business

12th November 1938

Jews were banned from

visiting cinemas, theatres, operas

and concerts

12th November 1938

Jews were no longer

allowed to buy

newspapers and

magazines

15th November 1938

Jewish children were no

longer allowed to visit

state schools

3rd December 1938

Jews were not allowed to

use open-air and indoor

swimming pools

3rd December 1938

Jews had to hand over their

driving licenses and vehicle

permits

3rd December 1938

Jews were banned from

certain districts in the

city of Berlin

21st December 1938

Jewish women were no

longer able to practise

as midwives

December 1938

Jewish publishing

houses and bookshops

were closed down

16th January 1939

Emigrants were not allowed to take jewellery

and valuables with them

17th January 1939

Jewish dentists,

chemists and nurses

were forbidden to

practise

21st February 1939

Jews had to hand over jewellery,

gold, silver,

platinum and pearls

24th March 1939Jews had to clear up

the ruins of their synagogues that had been attacked by the

mobs and were forbidden to rebuild

them

30th April 1939

Jews could be evicted from their homes without a reason given and

without notice being served

1st September 1939

Jews were no longer allowed to leave their homes

after 8.00p.m (or9.00 p.m in the

summer)

23rd September 1939

Jews had to hand over

their radio sets

January 1940

Jews no longer received

ration cards for clothes

4th July 1940

Jews were only allowed to buy

groceries

between 4.00pm and 5.00pm

4th March 1941

All Jews were compelled

to do forced labour

24th March 1941

Jewish children were only allowed to use public transport if their school was further than 5 km from their home

26th June 1941

Jews were forbidden to

receive soap and

shaving soap

29th July 1941Jews had their

telephones

disconnected and were banned from

using

public telephones

2nd August 1941

Jews were banned from

using public libraries

1st September 1941

All Jews over the age of 6 had to wear the yellow star with

the word Jewwritten on it

13th September 1941

Jews were only allowed to use

public transport

on their way to work

18th September 1941

Jews were forbidden to use public transport

during rush hour and were only allowed to

occupy a seat if no other passengers were

standing

18th September 1941

Jews needed a police permit if they wanted toleave their place

of residence

January 1942

Jews were forced to hand over furs

and woollen clothing

14th February 1942

Bakers were forbidden

to sell cakes to Jews and Poles

26th February 1942

Jews were forbidden to

use ticket machines

24th March 1942

Jews were only allowed to use

public transport if their workplace was

more than 7 km from their home

26th March 1942

All Jewish residences

were to be marked with

the Star of David

24th April 1942

All use of public

transport was prohibited

15th May 1942

Jews were no longer

allowed to keep pets

11th June 1942

Jews were no longer allowed to receive cigarettes

or cigars

20th June 1942

All schools were closed to Jewish

children

22nd June 1942

Jews were no longer

allowed to have eggs

10th July 1942

Jews were no longer

allowed to have fresh milk

11th July 1942

Berlin Jews deported

directly to the

extermination camp at

Auschwitz

7th August 1942

Poles and Jews were

forbidden to give

evidence in court

against Germans

18th September 1942

The supply of meat,

meat products and other rationed groceries to

Jews was discontinued

9th October 1942

Jews were no longer

allowed to buy books

26th March 1943

Organised arrests took place at the

workplace

for deportation

16th February 1945

Files dealing with anti-

Jewish activities were

destroyed