During World War II there were lots of laws for the Jewish people. During World War II Jewish people had a lot of laws that they had to follow. They got punished if they did not follow the laws. If people did not believe in what the Nazis believed in then they would get punished. There were so many laws that affected World War II. If they did something wrong then that person would get punished.
During World War II Jewish laws were called Halakha. There are countless different kind of laws like Race Laws, Dietary Laws, Food Laws, and Religious Laws. Before World War II Religious Laws were not that big of a deal. But during the war they were reinforced and the guards were more strict about what they were to believe in. Jewish people did not go to church, instead they went to temples. There were two main laws that jewish people had to follow. There were five major key points that went with the two very important two laws. The Jewish laws had a lot to do with the Holocaust for example the laws made the city work differently. On special occasions they used to sing sacred songs.
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The book told them things like they could not Bake, Sew, or even Build. There was a law that said that you could not wring your washcloth out or even squeeze a lemon in your tea. When the Jews went to the top of Mount Sinai Moses told the Jewish people all of their food laws. Jews were not allowed to eat meat and drink milk in the same meal they had to be seperate. There are three parts to the food laws, the Animal Map, that is a map or list of all of the animals you can and can’t eat. Preparation, there was a certain way to prepare the food. And finally, the Don’t Mix It rule, you were not allowed to mix the ingredients so that the food was all natural and there was no