Answer:
Prohibiting Jews from marrying non-Jewish Germans.
Explanation:
The Nuremberg Laws of 1935 implemented in Germany as antisemitism within Nazi Germany's ideas and theology. These laws proposed during the Nuremberg Rally. The laws secure the protection of German pure blood and honor. Marriages were banned between Jews and Germans. Jews were the victims of the Nuremberg Laws, which made them a separated figure in their own country.
Small bands of Patriots attacked British forces using the hit-and-run technique of "guerrilla warfare". This was absolutely necessary for victory because they were so outnumbered.
