The original manuscript of Germany’s Nazi-era Nuremberg Laws will go on display this week at the Skirball Cultural Center, a Jewish museum in Los Angeles. The document, which in 1935 deprived Germany’s Jews of all legal protection under the law, rested for 50 years in the vault of a small California library, its existence unknown even to Holocaust scholars.
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