Along with the Jews, the Romani people and Black people were also mentioned in the Nuremberg Laws.
Explanation:
The Nuremberg Laws were several laws declared by the German government during Nazi Germany. These laws were more racist and anti-Semitic, preventing the intermarriage between Jews with the Germans, or even becoming German citizens.
While the initial laws were just about the Jews and their inability to be legal German citizens and preventing them from marrying Germans, the law was further extended to include Black and Romani people. And through their inclusion, the Romani and Black people were also categorized to be in the same position as the Jews and were prohibited from marrying a German or becoming a German citizen.
