The first anti-Jewish boycott
1933 · Event
Two months into power, SA men take up posts outside Jewish shops, doctors' surgeries and law offices with placards and cameras. The one-day national boycott is the regime's first official act against Germany's Jews — the Civil Service purge follows within the week.
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