6. The German authorities’ policy aimed at the deterioration of Polish–Jewish
relations.
7. The forms and consequences of German antisemitic propaganda.
8. The German authorities’ ordinances regarding lawful expropriation of
Jewish property.
a) the freezing of Jewish accounts and deposits
b) the limitation of payouts made to Jews
c) the prevention of Jews from being granted credit
9. The establishment of the receivership office.
10. The ordinance regarding declaration of Jewish property.
11. Outright robbery of Jewish property.
a) by soldiers
b) by administrative authorities
c) [2] by Volksdeutsche
12. Removal of Jews from flats, houses, and entire streets.
13. The ban on using and crossing main streets.
14. Removal of Jews from positions in “Aryan” companies.
15. Destruction of the Jewish educational system.
16. Deprivation of real estate.
17. Removal of Jewish owners from enterprises, factories, and shops.
18. The participation of Volksdeutsche in the looting of Jewish property.
19. The looting of furniture, clothes, and underwear.
20. The marking of Jews by means of patches, armbands, etc.
21. Extortion.
22. The establishment of Judenrats.
23. The period of the establishment of ghettos: differences in the political system
and in the functioning of ghettos.
a) hermetically sealed ghettos (Łódź, Kutno)
b) semi-closed ghettos
c) designation of streets for Jews without removal of the Polish population
d) insufficient food provision to the ghetto
e) mortality rate in ghettos
f) the establishment of German commissioners in ghettos
24. Constant deportations of the Jewish population from towns and cities.
