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Hitler became Chancellor of Germany in 1933 and took rights away from Jews, forcing them to wear yellow stars, as he believed Jews were bad and anything non-German should be forbidden, shown through Nazi and Jewish symbols.
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- 3. Jews had to wear Yellow Stars Hitler Youth Anything non- German is “Verboten”
- 4. Nazi Symbol Jewish Symbol