The Nazis convened a congress on September 10, 1935, in Nuremberg, Germany, with the main intent being to clarify the requirements of citizenship in the [[Third Reich]]. It defined the position of Jews, assured the purity of German blood, and it stated who could be a citizen in the Third Reich. These laws, along with the many auxiliary laws, are called the Nuremberg Laws. | The Nazis convened a congress on September 10, 1935, in Nuremberg, Germany, with the main intent being to clarify the requirements of citizenship in the [[Third Reich]]. It defined the position of Jews, assured the purity of German blood, and it stated who could be a citizen in the Third Reich. These laws, along with the many auxiliary laws, are called the Nuremberg Laws. |