Two antisemitic medals made in Dresden, Germany in 1923 by engraver Fritz Hornlein . The medals present the Jew as the economic rodent during the difficult period of inflation in Germany (in the early 1920s, many anti-Semitic banknotes and coins were issued in Germany). Aluminum and bronze.
Obverse: A Jew with open arms sitting on a pile of grain, and the antisemitic caption: 'If a Jew or a Christian, who benefits?' The year 1923 and the designer's acronyms: F.H. [Fritz Hoernlein].
Reverse: The antisemitic caption: "In bad times, no doubt, man, often for the other - the devil".
Same diameter: 38 mm. Good condition.
