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On September the 15th, 1935, the Reichstag or German Parliament of the German Third Reich passed the infamous Nuremberg laws.

Comprising the law for the protection of German blood and German honour in the Reich citizenship law, these edicts forbade into marriage or premarital

sex between Aryans and non-Arians, namely Jews and Roma. It categorized people according to

ancestry and denied full citizenship to those who did not meet the prescribed standards for racial

purity. As part of this effort to create a unified race-based

Volksmine shaft or people's community, the Nazi government ran countless propaganda campaigns

aimed at illustrating the ideal Aryan citizen. Earlier that same year, the family magazine

Son In's House or Sunshine in the Home held a photo contest to find the perfect Aryan child.

On January 24, the magazine splashed the winner

across its front cover, a beautiful, round-cheeked, wide-eyed six-month-old girl. Over the following

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