The Ustaša regime adopted laws on racial affiliation and “Aryan blood” that defined who would be categorized as Jewish or Roma and restricted citizenship to people classified as Aryan. These measures were issued by the Independent State of Croatia, a fascist state allied with Nazi Germany. They show how racial classification became a tool of state exclusion and preceded the mass arrests and deportations to Jasenovac.
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What did the Independent State of Croatia’s 30 April 1941 laws do?
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The Ustaša state’s racial laws defined Jews and Roma as targeted groups before mass arrest and deportation.
The Ustaša government’s 1941 racial laws defined Roma as a targeted group.
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The laws set out racial classifications and restricted citizenship.