In April 1933 what were the rights or freedoms taken away from Jewish citizens?

In April 1933, the Nazi regime in Germany began implementing policies that stripped Jewish citizens of their rights and freedoms. The Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service was enacted, which prohibited Jews from holding positions in the civil service, effectively barring them from government jobs. This marked the beginning of widespread discrimination, including restrictions on employment, education, and public life, as part of a broader campaign of anti-Semitic measures that escalated in the following years.