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During an annual Nazi Party rally in 1935 which was held in Nuremberg a set of laws were introduced and passed. These were called the Nuremberg Laws. They were antisemitic laws that defined and classified the people of Germany and deprived Jews of citizenship. These also forbade intermarriage between Jews and Germans.
