Though there are many reasons for race and gender discrimination occurrence in Germany in 1930’s, I will try to summarize and present the keystones of the issue. It is my belief that in 1930’s the problem of German blood purity became an obsession of its Nazi leaders, resulting in humiliation and discrimination of many people, mostly Jews. As German’s culture and science was expending, certain elements of racism became vividly seen, though at that time, it was not yet considered racism. Forced euthanasia, racial policies (marriages, extramarital sexual intercourse, female employment), and other humiliations performed mostly on Jews, were bright examples of high level of popularity of race and gender discriminatory policies during the 1930’s.