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What step towards Nazi violence was taking citizenship away from Jews?

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Correct answer: A step to deprive Jews of legal rights and state protection

Taking citizenship away excluded Jews from full civic rights and the legal protection of the state. The Nuremberg Laws of 1935 deprived Jews of German citizenship, creating a legal basis for discrimination and later violence. Option B is the closest contrast, but Nazi policy aimed at exclusion, not equal participation. Exam tip: link the Nuremberg Laws with loss of citizenship, discrimination, and the legal groundwork for persecution.

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Nazi GermanyNuremberg LawsJewish PersecutionCitizenship RightsHolocaustHuman RightsOrdinary People And The Crimes Against HumanityNazism And The Rise Of Hitler

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