It was a six-pointed Star of David, about the size of a human palm, and yellow in color. And it was not worn on the arm, it was worn on the left breast of the outer garment. During the Holocaust Jews were required to wear yellow star of david's on the chest and back of their clothing.
the "yellow star" was the star of David - a Jewish symbol and since the Germans wanted to "keep tabs" on all the Jews they where ultimatly trying to kill off they had all the Jews where the "yellow star" or the star of David sewn on their clothing with the word "Jude" inprinted beneath it which was the German word for "Jew". hope that helps you :) It also let the Nazis no who were Jews and who were not so they could stop them from doing different things
At all times in public by Jews, in Nazi-occupied Europe. The Star of David was a means of identification, to allow the Nazis, citizens etc. to know who was Jewish so they could treat them as called for by Nazi policy. It was introduced in September 1941 in Germany and the occupied territories, but had been introduced in Poland late in 1939. Jews were then required to wear a visible sign identifying themselves as Jews. The "Star of David" was the most common form. In some places the name "Jew" was also sewn inside the star. (Note: Danish Jews did not have to wear the star.)
Traditionally, the Shield of David (or Magen David) represented King David's shield, though this is only a legend. It arose as a Jewish symbol in the Middle Ages and today represents the Nation of Jews all over the world.It is the symbol of Judaism religion.
Yellow Star of David was worn by all European Jews with some regional variations. This was so Nazi soldiers, SS like the lightning (the s for the band kiss) and Jew haters could identify Jews at a glance. There were also several other symbols worn by inmates in the concentration camps. Pink triangle for homosexuals, brown triangle for gypsies, black triangle for anti social prisoners, red for political enemies, green for habitual criminals, blue for foreigners, purple for Jehovah's Witnesses. If the person was a Jew and one of the above she would wear a yellow triangle with the appropriate color badge on top of it to form a two-color Magen David. All Jews over the age of ? were forced to wear a white armband with a blue Magen David on it when they were outdoors. Again, so they could be easily identified and presumably harassed. Nazi Swastika. The swastika has been around for thousands of years but brought into ill repute by Hitler and his minions of evil. The derivation of the word "swastika" is Sanskrit and roughly translates "icon" or "good luck charm." Some form of the swastika can be found in many cultures but it has fallen into disuse because of its association with the evil committed by Hitler and his followers.
It had to be worn whenever they were outside the home.
It was a six-pointed Star of David, about the size of a human palm, and yellow in color. And it was not worn on the arm, it was worn on the left breast of the outer garment. During the Holocaust Jews were required to wear yellow star of david's on the chest and back of their clothing.
Yes, it had to be worn in all countries under Nazi occupation.
David's Star or the star of David is the "symbol" of Israel....You know it mostly for being the STAR worn by the Jews during the holocaust.....2 triangles, 1 pointed up the other down and "laying on one another...
I assume you're talking about the yellow Star of David worn by Jews in Germany and nations occupied by Germany during World War 2 - and the answer in that case is all Jews in those nations had to wear it. This would have been somewhere in the region of nine million people.
the "yellow star" was the star of David - a Jewish symbol and since the Germans wanted to "keep tabs" on all the Jews they where ultimatly trying to kill off they had all the Jews where the "yellow star" or the star of David sewn on their clothing with the word "Jude" inprinted beneath it which was the German word for "Jew". hope that helps you :) It also let the Nazis no who were Jews and who were not so they could stop them from doing different things
Actually it was not worn anywhere but placed upon shields during the time of Kind David.
Jews were required to wear the star of David so they know who were Jews or not and so they can't run and the Nazis know who they whereAnswer 2Strictly speaking, they weren't. The Star of David or Magen David is a symbol consisting of two superimposed triangular outlines. The yellow star that Jews have sometimes been required to wear as a distinguishing mark was a solid filled-in six-pointed star.They were required to wear it so that other people would be reminded to ostracise and abuse them, to make them, and anyone who treated them decently, conspicuous.
There's no specific time during which a Star of David is worn. It's a non-religious symbol representing the Jewish Nation and people wear the symbol as part of jewelry or graphics on clothing whenever they wish.
They would be fined heavily, or imprisoned, or beaten, or killed. Sources
At all times in public by Jews, in Nazi-occupied Europe. The Star of David was a means of identification, to allow the Nazis, citizens etc. to know who was Jewish so they could treat them as called for by Nazi policy. It was introduced in September 1941 in Germany and the occupied territories, but had been introduced in Poland late in 1939. Jews were then required to wear a visible sign identifying themselves as Jews. The "Star of David" was the most common form. In some places the name "Jew" was also sewn inside the star. (Note: Danish Jews did not have to wear the star.)
The stars of David were to worn by all Jews over the age of 12 in Germany onNovember 23 1939 Just as the war started.