The Nuremberg Laws stated that anyone with three or more Jewish grandparents was considered Jewish, which led to widespread discrimination against people of Jewish heritage. The laws did not order all professional Jews to leave Germany or create the Gestapo, and while they did deprive German Communists of the right of citizenship, this was not their primary focus.

Solved

The Nuremberg Laws

Question 27

Multiple Choice

The Nuremberg Laws

A) ordered all professional Jews to leave Germany.
B) created the secret police, the Gestapo.
C) deprived German Communists of the right of citizenship.
D) stated that anyone with three or more Jewish grandparents was Jewish.

Correct Answer: