The ruling added a little clarity to America's incomprehensible racial laws.
In 1938, the fascist government handed down the anti-Semitic racial laws.
His eyes were opened on September 1 1938, when Mussolini issued Italy's anti-semitic racial laws.
He studied architecture in Milan, where, under Mussolini's racial laws, he was arrested and imprisoned.
Pavelić introduced racial laws, depriving the minorities, including the Serbs, of their civil rights.
Hitler, he wrote — after the promulgation of the 1935 racial laws — was "a great man".
As a youth, Mr. Gumperz, who was Jewish, was barred by Nazi racial laws from attending high school in Germany.
Misha was subjected to racial laws and would soon have to flee; Giaime would die during the partisan struggle.
Bethe was educated in Germany and left it in the early thirties when the first racial laws were passed.
He studied medicine in Berlin, but because of Nazi racial laws he was unable to practice as a doctor.
General Malan used the phrase "total onslaught" to describe the threats to apartheid, as the country's racial laws were known.
