31: The Third Reich Pt. 17 - Nuremberg Laws and the Saar

from History of the Second World War · host Wesley Livesay

This episode is a bit of a grab bag of topics. The Nazi government would put in place the Nuremberg Laws to further their discrimination against Jews, while also being unable to define who actually should be discriminated against. In early 1935 a small part of Germany would decide whether to join with France. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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