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How did the Nazi's define Jews children?

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if you had 3 or more Jewish grandparents you were considered Jewish

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From all areas under Nazi rule - in other words, from Germany and all areas occupied by Germany.
What are Nazi -Jews?
Nazis who are jewishbutIf they were caught then they would be sent to concentration camps
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