1935 REICHSGESETZBLATT, PART 1, PAGE 1146
Imbued with the conviction that the purity of the German blood is the prerequisite for the permanence of the German people, and animated by the inflexible will to safeguard the German nation for all future, the Reichstag has unanimously enacted the following law, which is promulgated herewith:
Article 1
(1) Marriages between Jews and German nationals of German or related blood are prohibited. Marriages concluded despite of this are void, even if concluded abroad in order to circumvent this law.
(2) Only the public prosecutor can file an action for nullification.
Article 2
Sexual intercourse (except in marriage) between Jews and German nationals of German or related blood is forbidden.
Article 3
Jews may not employ female German nationals of German or related blood below 45 years of age in their households.
Article 4