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The Nuremberg Laws- These laws were established in 1935, and it basically defined the Jews as "objects" since many of their rights were taken away. The Nazi party got together on September 15, 1935 to discuss the "Nuremberg Laws", which were laws made to ban Jews from becoming citizens and they were not allowed to marry Aryan people. During this meeting, they also discussed about who could be considered as a "full Jew". They said that anyone who had three Jewish grandparents was all Jewish.