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Which Jews were allowed to serve in the army of Nazi Germany?

In Nazi Germany, people were considered Jews who had at least three grandparents who were Jews. They were deprived of citizenship, the right to hold public office and serve in the army. However, if there were only 1 or 2 Jewish grandparents, the person was considered a half-breed and was called a Mischling. This category also included the blue-eyed, blond Werner Goldberg, the son of a Jew and a German, who served in the Wehrmacht and whose photograph was placed in newspapers with the caption "ideal German soldier." But in 1940, a new law was passed to dismiss all mischlings of the first degree from the army, and Werner had to return to work in a tailoring factory.

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