... three Jewish grandparents. The law changes probably had one of the biggest affects on children. These children were being brought up surrounded by discrimination and violence. Being a Jewish child at this time would be hugely difficult and confusing. It would be very hard to understand what was going on. The law change that had the biggest affect on children was that all Jewish children had to attend Jewish schools. This law was made by the Nazis so that Jewish children would not mix with non-Jewish children. They wanted to bring the children up thinking that Jews were the enemy. Although really they had done nothing wrong. Another law change that had a big affect was that children over 6 had to wear the Star of David on their arm to signify that they were Jewish. The law was made so Germans could tell who was Jewish and who wasn't. ...

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