Great Britain, and the United States. Infanteriesturmabzeichen – Infantry assault medal Inländer – Native. Those protected as Reich citizens but with limited rights. innerbürtig – born within the German race Inschutzhaftnahme – Taken into protective custody Internationalismus (Internationalism) – according to the Nazi worldview, internationalism consists of political, economic, and social actions not linked to a specific race. Internationalism represented an ideological error to the Nazis since it was contingent upon the idea that all men are created equal, an idea they found abhorrent. Hitler decried the dangers of internationalism and its humanitarian and egalitarian nature as antithetical to the Nazi ideals and instead, fought against internationalism since for him, internationalism was a tool of Jewish bankers and Marxian Socialists, who were otherwise stateless people and for whom, their power culminated in this international abstraction. Hitler also coupled internationalism together with capitalism and democracy – asserting to the end that these ideas clashed entirely with the German national soul. Invalidenaktion – Operation against the sick; murder of sick concentration camp inmates Iron Cross – see Eiserne Kreuz Istjude – Being Jewish. According to the Reichsbürgergesetz of November 1935, a person was deemed Jewish who had three Jewish grandparents, regardless of his or her confession of faith or nationality J Jedem das Seine – "To each his own", German proverb uniquely displayed at the entrance to the Buchenwald concentration camp, in place of the Arbeit macht frei proverb at most Nazi concentration camps' entrances Journaille – pejorative term much used by the Nazi Party in their critique of the press of the Weimar Republic. The neologism, formed from the word journalism and the French loan-word kanaille (canaille), meaning scum, scoundrel or rabble, preceded the party. Judenboykott Juden-Christen (Jew-Christian) – a person unable to establish their Aryan/Germanic past two or three generations. Judenfrage Judenaushang – Notices identifying residences or businesses as Jewish-owned. Judenfrei – areas "liberated" (i.e., ethnically cleansed) from any Jewish presence. German for "free of Jews". Judenhäuser (Jewish Houses) – Gestapo term for buildings that were managed or administered by the Jewish Religious Federation. Judenkarte – Temporary food ration card for Jews, which comprised severely reduced food rations with the letter “J” stamped on it; the Nazis later printed the word "Jude" across the card. Judenknecht – "servant of the Jews". Gentile individuals, groups or states opposing Nazi Germany. Judenleihgebühr – Fee paid to the SS by German corporations for