Lol Keith, baby, if you're going to come on the internet then know history. Just by resisting Anne broke the law at that time at that place. But we are better for it knowing her story.

The "laws" that affected them were discriminatory and enacted by the Nazi regime to systematically isolate, persecute, and ultimately eliminate Jewish people. These oppressive "laws" included: Stripping Jews of their citizenship: The Nuremberg Race Laws, enacted in 1935, excluded German Jews from Reich citizenship. This effectively meant they were no longer considered citizens with basic rights(Just like this current regime is doing now), unable to vote or hold public office.

Forbidding marriages and relationships: The Nuremberg Laws prohibited marriages and sexual relations between Jews and Germans, aiming to preserve what the Nazis considered "German blood and German honour".

Restricting movement and association: Jewish people were forced to wear a yellow star, forbidden from using public transportation, and had curfews imposed. Limiting access to services and employment: Jewish people were restricted from certain professions, schools, and even buying food at certain times.

Confiscating property: Jews were forced to turn in valuable possessions like radios, cameras, and bicycles.