Adolf Hitler announces the Nuremberg Laws, 1935
The announcement of the so-called Nuremberg Laws was intended as the highlight of the Rally of Freedom in Nuremberg. The Reichstag met on the evening of 15 September 1935 for a session outside the Party Rally Grounds in the house of the Cultural Association at Frauentorgraben.There the Reich Chancellor Adolf Hitler declared in a foreign and domestic political speech the racial laws': the Reich Citizenship Law and the Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honour'.The racial laws broadened the quasi-legal basis for the discrimination and persecution of Jews in Germany. Next to Hitler: Obergruppenfuehrer Brueckner (left) and Secretary of State Lammers (right). On the government benches (left to right): Rudolf Hess, Konstantin von Neurath, Wilhelm Frick, Werner von Blomberg, Johann Ludwig Schwerin von Krosigk. In the second row: Franz Seldte, Paul von Eltz-Rubenach, Richard Walter Darre and Joseph Goebbels. Behind Hitler is Hermann Goering
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