This chart—produced in 1935 by Willi Hackenberger for the Reich Committee
for Public Health—instructs ordinary Germans about the meaning of the “Law
for the Protection of German Blood and German Honor” (one of the Nürnberg
Race Laws) and its effect on marriage law. The columns describe the three
racial categories established by the Nürnberg Laws and their enacting
legislation; the column on the left shows the racial genealogy that a “person
of German blood” would have; the next two describe the genealogies for
persons of mixed race (Mischlinge), first and second degree; the
two columns describe on the right present the new, a racial definition
of Jew. The graphs below these genealogies describe which marriages are
permitted under the Nürnberg Race Laws, and which are forbidden. The
original is 30 x 41,2 cm in size.
Source: Deutsches Historisches Museum, http://www.dhm.de/lemo/objekte/pict/d2z09371/index.html