Antisemitic issue of the Italian magazine LA DOMENICA DEL CORRIERE, dated July 12, 1931.
On the last page is a great cartoon in which a Jew in the shroud strikes the surrounding. In the accompanying cartoon description, the newspaper reportedly was a Jew from a town in eastern Poland, and was supposedly "Close to 100 years old" and his death was determined by his doctors and brought to burial in Israel's tomb, and suddenly he awoke and began to strike all the people Who run away from him during the "funeral" they held for him. The message is clear: 'The Jew never dies...'
LA DOMENICA DEL CORRIERE Weekly was founded in 1899. In the 1930s it became the best-selling weekly in Italy with a record number of 600,000 copies. Each major first and last edition was accompanied by a large colored illustration. In its early years it was distributed among the bourgeois population only, and over the years penetrated all the avenues of the Italian population.
16 p. 41 cm. Very good condition.
