 The emancipation of European Jewry, in which she and her family played a significant role, became the main target of the Third Reich and its Nuremberg Laws.For some Jews, she may be a less than admirable figure as well, having left her Jewish husband, violated her divorce settlement, and converted first to Protestantism, and finally to Catholicism.Most of her later friends were Christians, assimilated or intermarried Jews (like Rahel Levin), or secular Deists and materialists.