10 antisemitic paper items. Austria and Nazi Germany, the first decades of the 20th century to the 1930s.
Among them: Rare publication – DE JUDEN IM WELTRIEG – an antisemitic poem about the Jews in World War – printed in Berlin [1920s] as a four-page booklet – the author describes how the Jews exploited the war of peoples for personal interests; a postcard with an antisemitic poem distributed during World War II: “Run over the Jews, and stand up for arms … Long live Germany, and death to Judah …”; postcard with a printed caption publishing the German Journal of Genealogical Research with a list of German experts in the field of race theory – stamped with ink and sent by mail in October 1924; Antisemitic postcards – including postcard of “Der Kleine Cohn” (Little Cohen – sent in 1916) – and a rare postcard with a stereotypical figure of a Jew from Munich greedily holding the silver sack (sent in 1910); an advertisement in a postcard format for the antisemitic magazine “Der Jude” – “The Jew” Distributed in Austria, signed in 1917; an advertisement in a postcard format for an antisemitic German newspaper inviting the public to come and attend a convention to distribute it; an antisemitic pamphlet published in Hamburg in the 1930s describing how the rise of the Nazi party and its capture of the German Reichstag would eventually break the jews; Antisemitic stamp ‘The new face of the beggar Jew’ – around 1910; and more.
Various sizes, general condition very good.
