The Imperial War Museum in London is facing criticism for its description of Nazi racial laws, which claims the 1935 legislation targeted only 'observant' Jews. Academics and Holocaust historians have called the caption misleading and historically inaccurate, noting that the laws defined Jewish identity based on ancestry and registration with Jewish communities, not religious observance. Despite expert feedback and requests for correction, the museum has refused to alter the exhibit, defending its curatorial choices and the review process behind the wording. Critics argue that the current description risks misrepresenting the scope of Nazi persecution and distorting historical understanding.