The terrible horrible no good laws
EnJane Soule 5
The Nuremberg laws as they became known, did not describe a Jew as a person with certain religious beliefs. Instead anybody who had three or four Jewish Grandparents were automatically defined as a Jew even if that person never identified themselves as a Jew. Germans who hadn't practiced Judaism(religion of the Jews) for many years even found themselves caught in Nazi terror. People with Jewish grandparents who had changed to Christianity were labeled as Jews.
A moment to breathe
For a brief period after Nuremberg, leading up to and while the Olympic games took place in Berlin, the Nazi government surprisingly stopped its anti-Jewish attacks and even removed some of the signs saying "Jewish Unwelcome" from public places. Hitler did not want international judgement of his government to end in the movement of the Games to a different country. of course, good times don't last forever, after the Olympic games(and by the way, Nazis did not allow German Jewish athletes to participate)