At the beginning of the Occupation, the Nazis basically let the Jews go about their business. This all changes in October 1940. Measures are introduced one after the other. Civil servants must sign an official declaration stating whether they are Jewish or not. Just like in Germany earlier on, Jewish civil servants and teachers are fired from their jobs. At the beginning of 1941, all Jews in the Netherlands must register.
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Jewish doctors, lawyers, and other Jewish professionals could only serve the Jewish community. All Jewish farms had to be sold. Jews were not allowed to go to public parks or pools.
In her diary, Anne explains that Jews weren't allowed to ride in cars, own bicycles, attend the theatre, or use any public sporting facilities.
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