Provision of medical services by Jewish physicians and their employment at public Putzschararbeit (degrading sanitation cleaning jobs) at the initiative of the Nazi party Directive from the professional association of physicians in Vienna regarding the obligation to maintain proper medical services, with no interruption to the situation of employing physicians at forced sanitation cleaning jobs, 06 June 1938; the Nazi party stamp is stamped on the proclamation issued by the Wirtschaftliche Organisation der Aerzte (Economic Association of Viennese Physicians)" with no mention of the word "Jew"; the background for the directive rests in activities initiated by Nazi party circles during the 1930s to humiliate respected Jews in the eyes of the public by their forced employment polishing stones on the roads or the walls of buildings.