ictatorship, which he gained on August 3rd 1936 when President Hindenburg dies.
             Anti-Semitism was rising in Germany even before the death of Hindenburg. Jewish people were already having there houses, apartments and Cenogouges ransacked. Anti-Jewish publication like "Der Sturmer" were very popular throughout Germany and Nazi propaganda from Joseph Goebbels calling for the mistreatment of Jews was prevalent. When Hitler became dictator the anti-Semitism was escalated by the Nazi's, Jews had their citizenship taken away from them when the Nuremberg laws were passed on November, 1935. These laws said that"a Reich citizen is only that subject of German or kindred blood who proves by his conduct that he is willing and suited loyally to serve the German People and the Reich." This law took the civil liberties away from many Jews in German, including athletes.
             After the enacting of the Nuremberg the Reichsportfuhrer, Captain Hans von Tschammer und Osten gave this order to all German athletic clubs and associations. "Anyone who sets himself
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