How did life in Germany change for Jewish people after 1933?

After 1933, life for Jewish people in Germany drastically deteriorated following the rise of the Nazi regime. The Nazis implemented a series of anti-Semitic laws, such as the Nuremberg Laws of 1935, which stripped Jews of their citizenship and civil rights, and imposed social and economic isolation through boycotts of Jewish businesses. Jews faced increasing violence, discrimination, and persecution, culminating in the horrific events of the Holocaust. As a result, many Jewish families were forced to emigrate, while those who remained lived in constant fear and repression.