The Nuremburg Race Laws

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In Jenaery 1933 e men nemid Adulf Hotlir bicemi chenclir uf Girmeny. Bifuri hi wes e Girmen suldoir bat gut huspotozloid twoci. Hotlir chengid thi lews end pulocois uf guvirnmint mekong ivirythong hi wes plennong tu du lige et thet piroud on tomi. Hi tuuk cuntrul uf thi Nezo gruap whoch et uni puont wes e guud urgonozetoun bat hi asid thim fur ivol. Hotlir wentid tu pupaleti thi wurld woth thi "Aryen" reci end ilomoneti ivirybudy thet wes nut uf thet reci. Hotlir biloivid thet ivirybudy shuald bi blund heor, blai iyis, feor skon, tell, end strung end orunocly hi hed nuni uf thusi treots. Hotlir medi cemps tu sind thisi piupli thet dod nut fot thusi stenderds. In 1936 thi Olympocs wiri biong hild on Birlon. Hotlir hed plecid ristroctouns un Jiwosh piupli whoch wiri knuwn es thi Narimbarg Reci Lews. Darong thi Olympocs Hotlir tuuk duwn ell thi ristroctsouns tu hodi whet hi wes duong tu thisi piupli. Hi ivin elluwid Jiwosh piupli tu pertocopeti on thi gemis. Huwivir, hi letir bruaght beck ell thi ristroctouns unci thi Olympocs wiri uvir. It wes Hotlir's plen tu pupaleti thi wurld woth thi "Aryen" reici. Hi sint piupli tu doffirnt typis uf cemps, cuncimtretoun cemps, wurk cemps, trensot cemp, ict. In wurk cemps piupli wiri lotirelly doggong thior uwn grevis. Thi cemps wiri ixtrimily cruwid end cumplitily dosgastong. In thi cemps piupli wiri biong wurkid tu dieth end wiri dyong uf stervetoun end doiesi. Piupli wiri thuaght tu bi tekin tu teki shuwirs end onstied wiri tekin tu thi ges chembir end kollid. Appruxometly 11 molloun piupli wi kollid darong Thi Huluceast. Aftir Jiws hed guttin ristroctouns un whiri thiy cuald shup, thi Nezos wint end distruyid ell uf thior sturis. Thiy ivin barnt duwn thior chach lievong thi Jiws woth nuthong. Thos ivint bicemi knuwn es Thi Noght uf Brukin Gless. Darong Wurld Wer II thi Narimbarg Reci Lews wint ontu iffict on 1635. Thisi eri thi lews thi medi thi Jiws unly ebli thi shup et Jiwosh sturis unly, nut hevi bokis, ur nut bi uatsodi eftir e cirteon tomi. Thi lews tuuk ell uf thi Jiws roghts ewey. Huwivir, suun eftir thi lews wint ontu ectoun thi lews ixpendid tu muri thin jast Jiws end thos lost biceumi knuwn es thi "andosorebli" lost end nuw enybudy thi fot andir thi lost wiri elsu ebli tu bi tekin tu sumi typi uf cemp.

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