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The document summarizes key aspects of the Nuremberg Laws passed in Nazi Germany. The laws stripped German Jews of their citizenship and rights, regarding them as subjects rather than citizens. They were isolated and faced medical exams to determine their racial purity before being allowed to marry. Later amendments defined anyone with three Jewish grandparents as a "full Jew," completely segregating them from the rest of society. The laws restricted Jews' rights and freedoms and laid the foundation for further anti-Semitic persecution.
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