How did the Nazis determine who was a Jew and who was not?

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Chris Mullins · Answer 1 · 2020-01-27T04:41:11+0000

In the beginning of the war, the Nazis even won the hearts of the Jews. So when they called in the Jews and put yellow stars on them, often said "Jude" on them, they knew how to identify them.

How did the Nazis determine who was a Jew and who was not?

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