Definition: Nuremberg Laws (scroll down for answer)       Definition: Nuremberg Laws, 1935 These were laws in the 1930s that labeled Jews as inferiors who could not hold government jobs, nor marry non-Jewish Germans. Jews were second-class citizens. When World War II began in Europe in 1939, they were forced to wear yellow badges in the shape of the Star of David. Click here for next flash card.      Back to eFlashcard headquarters