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Nazi Wooden Bulletin Board with Antisemitic Notices. Germany, 1920s.

Opening price: $300

Sold: $1,800
12.24.2024 07:00pm

Nazi Wooden Bulletin Board with Antisemitic Notices. Germany, 1920s.

At the top of the board is an aluminum relief of the German eagle. The board features three prominent antisemitic notices: Right Side Notice:

Title: “Wir Juden lieben unser Vaterland – Wir Juden wollen Deutsche sein” – “We Jews love our homeland – We Jews want to be Germans.”

The text criticizes and rejects Jewish loyalty to Germany, alleging a conspiracy involving tens of thousands of influential Jews in Germany who are members of the secret global society “Alliance Israelite Universum.” It accuses these so-called “ancient sons of Judah” of anticipating Germany’s defeat. The notice ends with a warning to Germans: “Germans, do not let Jewish accusations mislead you… Think of the red oath!” It concludes with a call to join the antisemitic organization “Deutschen Schutz- und Trutz-Bund” (German Defense and Resistance League).

Center Notice:

Title: “Wohin Ihr fasst, Ihr werdet Juden fassen!” – “Wherever you look, you will find Jews!” This antisemitic text claims:

“Who were the biggest price gougers during the war? The Jews!”

“Who engages in the most ruthless black-market trade? The Jews!”

“Who constantly drives the people into poverty? The Jews!”

The notice ends with a rallying cry: “Germans! Free yourselves from Jewish rule!” and calls on German men and women to unite under the “Deutschen Schutz- und Trutz-Bund”, an antisemitic organization that promoted propaganda and sought to isolate Jews from German society, particularly in the aftermath of World War I.

Left Side Notice: Title: “Durch Volksabstimmung” – “By Referendum”

The text demands a referendum to decide whether further immigration of Jewish people from Eastern Europe should be allowed, claiming their foreign “way of life” poses an economic and cultural threat. The text emphasizes:

“German land must remain the home and fatherland of the German people.”

It ends with the slogan: “Germany for the Germans!” and includes a blank table for individuals to sign in support of the proposed referendum.

The board is made of thick wood with an iron chain for hanging. Dimensions: 47×34 cm. Condition: Minor cracks, good condition.

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47. Nazi Wooden Bulletin Board with Antisemitic Notices. Germany, 1920s.