When was the 'Nuremberg Law' made in Germany?

Correct option is C

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• The Nuremberg Laws were introduced by the Nazi regime in Germany on 15th September 1935.

• These laws were a key part of Adolf Hitler's racial ideology and were passed during the Nazi Party rally in Nuremberg, hence the name.

• The two main laws were:

1.The Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honour – Prohibited marriage and sexual relations between Jews and Germans.

2.The Reich Citizenship Law – Stripped Jews of their German citizenship, declaring them "subjects" rather than citizens.

• These laws laid the legal foundation for the systematic persecution of Jews that culminated in the Holocaust.​