They were a largely spur of the moment decision by their author, since his foreign minister, Neurath, persuaded him that his original speech supporting the Italian invasion of Ethiopia was too provocative.
The Law for the Protection of the Nation, which was passed in Bulgaria only a few years later, was largely inspired by these acts. They were a largely spur of the moment decision by their author, since his foreign minister, Neurath, persuaded him that his original speech supporting the Italian invasion of Ethiopia was too provocative. They made it illegal for members of the target (*) group to become citizens of the country, and prohibited intermarriage or the display of the national flag by members of said group. For 10 points, what was this set of discriminatory laws passed in 1935 by Adolf Hitler, abridging the civil rights of Jews and named for a city where some trials later occurred?
The Law for the Protection of the Nation, which was passed in Bulgaria only a few years later, was largely inspired by these acts.
The {Nuremburg} Laws