Nazi Party
"Reich Citizenship Law"                                                                                                                              Often seen and regarded as one of the most significant and important law the Nazi Party issued, this law separated and defined who were pure German and who were Jews. According to the Reich Citizenship Laws and other related decrees, only people of that were pure German or had mixed blood could be citizens of Germany. Because of this, many Jews gave up traditional practices and Judaism. Some even started celebrating Christmas with Christians.