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![Carnet de Chéques [Checkbook], par Caran d’Ache. Paris, 1865. French.
Anti-Semitic caricature book by Caran d’Ache (p](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale38-public/259.jpg "Anti-Semitic Check Book – Caran d'Ache – Paris, 1865")
Auction 38 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture, Israeli and International Art
May 14, 2014
Opening: $250
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Carnet de Chéques [Checkbook], par Caran d’Ache. Paris, 1865. French.
Anti-Semitic caricature book by Caran d’Ache (pseudonym of Emmanuel Poiré, 1858-1909), a French artist and painter of political and anti-Semitic caricatures, a pioneering artist of comics and caricatures and one of the leading French caricaturists of the period. The caricatures in this book refer to the “Panama Affair,” the economic corruption affair that broke out in the Third French Republic in 1892 (in which the French Government took bribes to keep quiet about the financial problems of the Panama Canal Company). The book and its pages are designed as a checkbook. Most of the figures shown holding bills of money or bribing others are depicted with viciously obvious anti-Semitic characteristics. Original cover. [24] leaves, 12X27 cm. Very Good condition. Sporadic spotting.
Anti-Semitic caricature book by Caran d’Ache (pseudonym of Emmanuel Poiré, 1858-1909), a French artist and painter of political and anti-Semitic caricatures, a pioneering artist of comics and caricatures and one of the leading French caricaturists of the period. The caricatures in this book refer to the “Panama Affair,” the economic corruption affair that broke out in the Third French Republic in 1892 (in which the French Government took bribes to keep quiet about the financial problems of the Panama Canal Company). The book and its pages are designed as a checkbook. Most of the figures shown holding bills of money or bribing others are depicted with viciously obvious anti-Semitic characteristics. Original cover. [24] leaves, 12X27 cm. Very Good condition. Sporadic spotting.
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Anti-Semitism, the Holocaust and She'erit Ha-Pleita, Jewish Brigade
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Auction 38 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture, Israeli and International Art
May 14, 2014
Opening: $2,500
Sold for: $3,125
Including buyer's premium
24 issues of Le Petit Journal concerning the Dreyfus Affair and the Zola Affair. December 1894 – September 1899. French.
Issues of the illustrated supplement to the Parisian daily newspaper, Le Petit Journal. On the first and last page of each issue appear illustrations in color, most of them depicting the Dreyfus Affair events: Dreyfus in a court martial; the military ceremony of tearing off his army ranks (the illustration features a French officer breaking Dreyfus's sword – sign of expelling him from the army); Dreyfus in prison, a guard serving him food; Dreyfus in Devils' Island; General Pellieux and Esterhazy; Esterhazy in court – reading the verdict; arrest of Colonel Picquart; "scandal in the French House of Commons"; Major Henry accuses Picquart of lying in court; duel between Henry and Picquart; Zola Affair – Court; Departure of Emil Zola; Military prison in Rennes; Dreyfus and his lawyers; attempt to assassin Dreyfus's lawyer; etc.
Most of the illustrations are by the French illustrator and caricaturist Henri Meyer (1844-1899). Other illustrations are by the illustrator and etching artist Fortuné Méaulle (1844-1901), painter Lionel Royer (1852-1926) and Eugène Damblanc (1865-1945).
During the Dreyfus Affair the power of journalism increased, and caricatures were published to transmit messages to the masses who grabbed the papers as soon as they appeared. In issue no. 217 of January 13, 1895 appears an illustration most identified with the Dreyfus Affair, (by the illustrator Meyer) – "The Traitor: Removal of Dreyfus's ranks". This humiliating ceremony was planned ahead of time (the sword was broken in advance to avoid mishaps during the ceremony). The illustration features the moment of breaking the sword, after Dreyfus was forced to march around the formations arena while the masses cried “Death to the traitor! Kill Him! Dirty Jew! Judas Iscariot!” The caption next to the illustration “Dreyfus in Devils’ Island” protests that Dreyfus was not forced to shave his moustache. The moustache (according to the caption) is a national symbol of France and it
is appropriate that whoever stole bread should be forced to shave it, not to mention whoever sold his homeland.
“Le Petit Journal” was one of the extreme opponents to Alfred Dreyfus and expressed its attitudes harshly. Presented here are issues Nos. 214, 217, 218, 306, 370, 372, 375, 376, 377, 380, 381, 383, 387, 400, 402, 403, 430, 431, 451, 452, 457, 458, 460, 462. 43 cm. 4 leaves per issue (issue 372: only first and last leaves). Most of the issues in good codition. Spots. Minor tears to borders of leaves. Several loose or detached leaves.
Issues of the illustrated supplement to the Parisian daily newspaper, Le Petit Journal. On the first and last page of each issue appear illustrations in color, most of them depicting the Dreyfus Affair events: Dreyfus in a court martial; the military ceremony of tearing off his army ranks (the illustration features a French officer breaking Dreyfus's sword – sign of expelling him from the army); Dreyfus in prison, a guard serving him food; Dreyfus in Devils' Island; General Pellieux and Esterhazy; Esterhazy in court – reading the verdict; arrest of Colonel Picquart; "scandal in the French House of Commons"; Major Henry accuses Picquart of lying in court; duel between Henry and Picquart; Zola Affair – Court; Departure of Emil Zola; Military prison in Rennes; Dreyfus and his lawyers; attempt to assassin Dreyfus's lawyer; etc.
Most of the illustrations are by the French illustrator and caricaturist Henri Meyer (1844-1899). Other illustrations are by the illustrator and etching artist Fortuné Méaulle (1844-1901), painter Lionel Royer (1852-1926) and Eugène Damblanc (1865-1945).
During the Dreyfus Affair the power of journalism increased, and caricatures were published to transmit messages to the masses who grabbed the papers as soon as they appeared. In issue no. 217 of January 13, 1895 appears an illustration most identified with the Dreyfus Affair, (by the illustrator Meyer) – "The Traitor: Removal of Dreyfus's ranks". This humiliating ceremony was planned ahead of time (the sword was broken in advance to avoid mishaps during the ceremony). The illustration features the moment of breaking the sword, after Dreyfus was forced to march around the formations arena while the masses cried “Death to the traitor! Kill Him! Dirty Jew! Judas Iscariot!” The caption next to the illustration “Dreyfus in Devils’ Island” protests that Dreyfus was not forced to shave his moustache. The moustache (according to the caption) is a national symbol of France and it
is appropriate that whoever stole bread should be forced to shave it, not to mention whoever sold his homeland.
“Le Petit Journal” was one of the extreme opponents to Alfred Dreyfus and expressed its attitudes harshly. Presented here are issues Nos. 214, 217, 218, 306, 370, 372, 375, 376, 377, 380, 381, 383, 387, 400, 402, 403, 430, 431, 451, 452, 457, 458, 460, 462. 43 cm. 4 leaves per issue (issue 372: only first and last leaves). Most of the issues in good codition. Spots. Minor tears to borders of leaves. Several loose or detached leaves.
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Anti-Semitism, the Holocaust and She'erit Ha-Pleita, Jewish Brigade
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Auction 38 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture, Israeli and International Art
May 14, 2014
Opening: $700
Sold for: $875
Including buyer's premium
Zola 32 caricatures, by Lebourgeois, Paris: E. Bernard, 1st edition.
Series of 32 caricatures in color, attacking Emil Zola for supporting Alfred Dreyfus. In the same year when the caricatures were published, Zola was sentenced and found guilty, was expelled from the Legion of Honor and fled to England. About one year after the conviction Zola was permitted to return to France. The caricatures make use of Zola's books and of testimonies in Dreyfus trial. Among the figures appears Colonel Henry who led the campaign against Dreyfus, and judges. Zola appears in one of the caricatures as a clown tapping on a drum with the writing: "J'Accuse". 32 caricatures and a title page, 26.5 cm, in the original folder (binding-like), restored. Good condition, borders of leaves somewhat spotted, minor tears to borders of some of the leaves.
Series of 32 caricatures in color, attacking Emil Zola for supporting Alfred Dreyfus. In the same year when the caricatures were published, Zola was sentenced and found guilty, was expelled from the Legion of Honor and fled to England. About one year after the conviction Zola was permitted to return to France. The caricatures make use of Zola's books and of testimonies in Dreyfus trial. Among the figures appears Colonel Henry who led the campaign against Dreyfus, and judges. Zola appears in one of the caricatures as a clown tapping on a drum with the writing: "J'Accuse". 32 caricatures and a title page, 26.5 cm, in the original folder (binding-like), restored. Good condition, borders of leaves somewhat spotted, minor tears to borders of some of the leaves.
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Anti-Semitism, the Holocaust and She'erit Ha-Pleita, Jewish Brigade
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Auction 38 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture, Israeli and International Art
May 14, 2014
Opening: $300
Sold for: $400
Including buyer's premium
Three issues of "Le-Rire", May 1898-August 1899. French. Issues no. 186,195,249. Title pages illustrations: Joeph Reinach – a supporter of Alfred Dryefus, Georges Clemenceau – A supporter of Dreyfus and a future Interior Minister and Edgar Deamnge, the lawyer of Dreyfus in his 1894 trial.
"Le-Rire" was a satiric weekly richly illustrated. The attitude of the paper to the Dreyfus Affair was relatively moderate. Three issues, 30 cm. 12 pp per issue, most of the issues in good condition. Several leaves loose or detached.
"Le-Rire" was a satiric weekly richly illustrated. The attitude of the paper to the Dreyfus Affair was relatively moderate. Three issues, 30 cm. 12 pp per issue, most of the issues in good condition. Several leaves loose or detached.
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![Die verschiedenen stände im menschlichen leben [diverse ranks in human life]. An anti-Semitic print in color. Frnakufrt](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale38-public/263.jpg "Anti-Semitic Print – Frankfurt, 19th century")
Auction 38 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture, Israeli and International Art
May 14, 2014
Opening: $300
Sold for: $400
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Die verschiedenen stände im menschlichen leben [diverse ranks in human life]. An anti-Semitic print in color. Frnakufrt am Main: Ed. [Eduard] Gust. [Gustav] May, [ca.mid 19th cent.] German.
A satiric anti-Semitic print, featuring steps with seven figures standing on them: an emperor, nobleman, priest, Jew, soldier, beggar and a farmer. Under each figure appears an inscription. The Jew stands on the highest step with an inscription: "I must live on profits". 27X37 cm. Good condition, spotting. Frame: 30X40 cm. Somewhat damaged. Not examined out of frame.
A satiric anti-Semitic print, featuring steps with seven figures standing on them: an emperor, nobleman, priest, Jew, soldier, beggar and a farmer. Under each figure appears an inscription. The Jew stands on the highest step with an inscription: "I must live on profits". 27X37 cm. Good condition, spotting. Frame: 30X40 cm. Somewhat damaged. Not examined out of frame.
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![Scroll. Stenciled on paper, [France], ca.1922.
The scroll presented is an unknown transcription of the story of the Exodus fr](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale38-public/264_1.jpg "Exodus from Egypt Scroll – Anti-Semitic Contents and Illustrations – F")
![Scroll. Stenciled on paper, [France], ca.1922.
The scroll presented is an unknown transcription of the story of the Exodus fr](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale38-public/264_2.jpg "Exodus from Egypt Scroll – Anti-Semitic Contents and Illustrations – F")
Auction 38 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture, Israeli and International Art
May 14, 2014
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Scroll. Stenciled on paper, [France], ca.1922.
The scroll presented is an unknown transcription of the story of the Exodus from Egypt, with anti-Semitic characteristics and matching illustrations. Moses asks Pharaoh to give him a passport for the Jews, in order to leave Egypt. The latter refuses. Later, the Jews ask to pay for exit and Pharaoh refuses again. The last illustration is of a pyramid on top of which is a snake, surrounded by marine creatures, crying: fish, an octopus, sea horse and two scorpions holding handkerchiefs with the letter "H". An inscription on the pyramid reads: "Garde-vous Bien De Garder "Un Juif Qui veut S'en Aller" [watch well the Jew who wants to go]. On the lower part of the leaf, in Latin, appears a signature of the creator of the scroll and the illustrations: M. Qvilliard, noting that it was created in 1922 and an additional year (blurred) in which changes were made. Egyptian motifs are integrated into the illustrations; the plagues are depicted through comics in a surrealist and fantastic style. The Jews are portrayed with a long nose and even with money bags. Height: 26 cm, length 446 cm. Poor condition, first part torn, spots throughout the scroll.
The scroll presented is an unknown transcription of the story of the Exodus from Egypt, with anti-Semitic characteristics and matching illustrations. Moses asks Pharaoh to give him a passport for the Jews, in order to leave Egypt. The latter refuses. Later, the Jews ask to pay for exit and Pharaoh refuses again. The last illustration is of a pyramid on top of which is a snake, surrounded by marine creatures, crying: fish, an octopus, sea horse and two scorpions holding handkerchiefs with the letter "H". An inscription on the pyramid reads: "Garde-vous Bien De Garder "Un Juif Qui veut S'en Aller" [watch well the Jew who wants to go]. On the lower part of the leaf, in Latin, appears a signature of the creator of the scroll and the illustrations: M. Qvilliard, noting that it was created in 1922 and an additional year (blurred) in which changes were made. Egyptian motifs are integrated into the illustrations; the plagues are depicted through comics in a surrealist and fantastic style. The Jews are portrayed with a long nose and even with money bags. Height: 26 cm, length 446 cm. Poor condition, first part torn, spots throughout the scroll.
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![Der Giftpilz, ein Stürmerbuch für Jung u. Alt [poisonous mushroom, a book for children and adults]. Nuremberg: Der Stü](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale38-public/265.jpg "\"Poisonous Mushroom\" – Anti-Semitic Children's book – Nuremberg, 1938")
Auction 38 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture, Israeli and International Art
May 14, 2014
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Der Giftpilz, ein Stürmerbuch für Jung u. Alt [poisonous mushroom, a book for children and adults]. Nuremberg: Der Stürmer, 1938. German.
"The Poisonous Mushroom", an anti-Semitic children's book published by "Der Stürmer". The book, written by Ernst Hiemer, an author and journalist in "Der Stürmer", portrays Jews as "Poisonous Mushrooms". Incorrect citations from the Talmud appear in one of the chapters claiming the Talmudic law permits Jews to cheat non-Jews and enslave them. The book is accompanied by illustrations in color by the caricaturist of "Der Stürmer" Philipp Rupprecht who published his works under the pen-name "Pips". [64] pp, 27 cm. Good condition. Spotting. Hardcover, cloth covered, to which the cover is attached.
"The Poisonous Mushroom", an anti-Semitic children's book published by "Der Stürmer". The book, written by Ernst Hiemer, an author and journalist in "Der Stürmer", portrays Jews as "Poisonous Mushrooms". Incorrect citations from the Talmud appear in one of the chapters claiming the Talmudic law permits Jews to cheat non-Jews and enslave them. The book is accompanied by illustrations in color by the caricaturist of "Der Stürmer" Philipp Rupprecht who published his works under the pen-name "Pips". [64] pp, 27 cm. Good condition. Spotting. Hardcover, cloth covered, to which the cover is attached.
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![Two anti -Semitic posters. Beranek Printing press, Belgrad, [1941]. Serbian.
1. Invitation to "The Great Anti Masonic Ex](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale38-public/266_1.jpg "Two Anti -Semitic Posters – Belgrad, 1941")
![Two anti -Semitic posters. Beranek Printing press, Belgrad, [1941]. Serbian.
1. Invitation to "The Great Anti Masonic Ex](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale38-public/266_2.jpg "Two Anti -Semitic Posters – Belgrad, 1941")
Auction 38 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture, Israeli and International Art
May 14, 2014
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Sold for: $1,375
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Two anti -Semitic posters. Beranek Printing press, Belgrad, [1941]. Serbian.
1. Invitation to "The Great Anti Masonic Exhibition" (Exhibition against the Freemasonry) in Belgrad. A poster in color, portraying a Jewish man holding scales. On one pan Joseph Stalin is seen and on the other – coins and bills. Below the illustration appears the writing: who will overcome? No one! Since the Jew controls the balance. Visit the Grand Anti-Masonic exhibition and see for yourself" (Serbian). 45X68 cm framed 73X49 cm. Good condition. Folding marks and some tears. Tear with omission to borders (missing piece is attached).
2. Poster with an illustration in color of a Jew hiding behind a curtain with flag of USSR, USA and England. On the lower part the caption "culprit" (Serbian). 40X55 cm. Framed 44X60 cm. Fair-good condition. Folding marks. Tears. Tear at bottom of poster with text omission (printer's details).
Not examined out of frame.
1. Invitation to "The Great Anti Masonic Exhibition" (Exhibition against the Freemasonry) in Belgrad. A poster in color, portraying a Jewish man holding scales. On one pan Joseph Stalin is seen and on the other – coins and bills. Below the illustration appears the writing: who will overcome? No one! Since the Jew controls the balance. Visit the Grand Anti-Masonic exhibition and see for yourself" (Serbian). 45X68 cm framed 73X49 cm. Good condition. Folding marks and some tears. Tear with omission to borders (missing piece is attached).
2. Poster with an illustration in color of a Jew hiding behind a curtain with flag of USSR, USA and England. On the lower part the caption "culprit" (Serbian). 40X55 cm. Framed 44X60 cm. Fair-good condition. Folding marks. Tears. Tear at bottom of poster with text omission (printer's details).
Not examined out of frame.
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![1. A promotional leaf for the "Degenerate Art" exhibition. [Munich, 1937]. German.
A leaf inviting the public to vi](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale38-public/267_1.jpg "Promotional Leaf for the \"Degenerate Art\" Exhibition / Photographs of")
![1. A promotional leaf for the "Degenerate Art" exhibition. [Munich, 1937]. German.
A leaf inviting the public to vi](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale38-public/267_2.jpg "Promotional Leaf for the \"Degenerate Art\" Exhibition / Photographs of")
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1. A promotional leaf for the "Degenerate Art" exhibition. [Munich, 1937]. German.
A leaf inviting the public to visit the "Degenerate Art" exhibition, and "judge for themselves" the quality of the "pathological, sick and mentally rotten, canvas torturing" art. Free entrance, no entry for youth. Leaf 21 cm. Good condition. Creases and tears to borders.
2-4. Three Real-Photo postcards, souvenir-postcards of the "Degenerate Art" exhibition. One postcard portrays a painting by the Jewish artist Yankl Adler and the other a painting by Otto Dix ("War Invalids"), and the third features the section where Dada art is exhibited. Good condition.
5-10. Six photos documenting the visit of Berlin's Mayor (and senior Nazi officers), Julius Lippert, to the exhibition, on March 3, 1938. Joseph Goebbels, Minister of Propaganda, is seen in several photos, standing next to Lippert. The photos are pasted to paper leaves, two photos are annotated and all of them are dated (on the paper). Average size 18X13 cm. Good condition. Spots to papers.
The exhibition "Degenerate Art" opened in Munich in July 1937 and displayed 650 paintings and sculptures by 112 artists. The works were confiscated from museums and galleries all over Germany. The aim of the exhibition was to present whatever was considered by the Nazi party as degenerate and pervert. Works by leading modern artists of the first half of the 20th century were exhibited including Matisse, Picasso, Munk, Chagall, Kandinsky and others. Entrance was free and more than two million people visited.
A leaf inviting the public to visit the "Degenerate Art" exhibition, and "judge for themselves" the quality of the "pathological, sick and mentally rotten, canvas torturing" art. Free entrance, no entry for youth. Leaf 21 cm. Good condition. Creases and tears to borders.
2-4. Three Real-Photo postcards, souvenir-postcards of the "Degenerate Art" exhibition. One postcard portrays a painting by the Jewish artist Yankl Adler and the other a painting by Otto Dix ("War Invalids"), and the third features the section where Dada art is exhibited. Good condition.
5-10. Six photos documenting the visit of Berlin's Mayor (and senior Nazi officers), Julius Lippert, to the exhibition, on March 3, 1938. Joseph Goebbels, Minister of Propaganda, is seen in several photos, standing next to Lippert. The photos are pasted to paper leaves, two photos are annotated and all of them are dated (on the paper). Average size 18X13 cm. Good condition. Spots to papers.
The exhibition "Degenerate Art" opened in Munich in July 1937 and displayed 650 paintings and sculptures by 112 artists. The works were confiscated from museums and galleries all over Germany. The aim of the exhibition was to present whatever was considered by the Nazi party as degenerate and pervert. Works by leading modern artists of the first half of the 20th century were exhibited including Matisse, Picasso, Munk, Chagall, Kandinsky and others. Entrance was free and more than two million people visited.
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Auction 38 - Jewish and Israeli History and Culture, Israeli and International Art
May 14, 2014
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The International Jew. Dearborn, Michigan: The Dearborn Publishing Co., 1920-1922. 1st ed. English.
A series of four volumes published and distributed by the American industrialist Henri Ford. The series compiles anti-Semitic articles which were published in the "Dearborn Independent" newspaper, owned by Ford. 235, [1] pp, 255 pp; 246,[2] pp;256 pp. 19 cm. Good condition, minor spotting, second volume re-bound and contains comments. Adhesive tape on covers.
A series of four volumes published and distributed by the American industrialist Henri Ford. The series compiles anti-Semitic articles which were published in the "Dearborn Independent" newspaper, owned by Ford. 235, [1] pp, 255 pp; 246,[2] pp;256 pp. 19 cm. Good condition, minor spotting, second volume re-bound and contains comments. Adhesive tape on covers.
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![Kampf dem Weltfeind. Reden aus der Kampfzei [war against the world's enemy, speeches of wartime days], Julius Streicher. Nure](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale38-public/269.jpg "\"War against the World's Enemy\" – Anti-Semitic Speeches by Julius Stre")
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May 14, 2014
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Kampf dem Weltfeind. Reden aus der Kampfzei [war against the world's enemy, speeches of wartime days], Julius Streicher. Nuremberg: Der Stürmer, 1938. German.
"War against the World's Enemy", collection of anti-Semitic speeches delivered by Julius Streicher during the years 1920-1933. With eight photo plates – a photo of Streicher and photos of invitation-posters for events held by the Nazi party with Streicher's participation.
Julius Streicher (1885-1946), one of the Nazi regime leaders in Germany, editor of the anti-Semitic paper Der Stürmer (publisher of the book presented here). Sentenced to death in the Nuremberg Trials. 148 pp + [8] photo plates, 24 cm. Good condition. Spotting. New spine and end paper.
"War against the World's Enemy", collection of anti-Semitic speeches delivered by Julius Streicher during the years 1920-1933. With eight photo plates – a photo of Streicher and photos of invitation-posters for events held by the Nazi party with Streicher's participation.
Julius Streicher (1885-1946), one of the Nazi regime leaders in Germany, editor of the anti-Semitic paper Der Stürmer (publisher of the book presented here). Sentenced to death in the Nuremberg Trials. 148 pp + [8] photo plates, 24 cm. Good condition. Spotting. New spine and end paper.
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![1. Juden mit der Weissen West [Jews with the White West], Edwin Knocker. Berlin: Deutsche Kultur-Wacht, 1936. 1st edition, Ge](https://files.kedem-auctions.com/files/Sale38-public/270.jpg "Two Anti-Semitic Booklets – Robert Ley / Edwin Knocker")
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1. Juden mit der Weissen West [Jews with the White West], Edwin Knocker. Berlin: Deutsche Kultur-Wacht, 1936. 1st edition, German. 56 pp, 21 cm. Very good condition.
2. Internationaler Völkerbrei oder Vereinigte National-Staaten Europas?, Robert Ley. Berlin: Deutsche Arbeitsfront (German Labor Front), 1941. 1st edition, German. A nationalistic, anti-Semitic booklet, with photos. The author was one of the heads of Nazi regime in Germany and responsible for war crimes; headed the "German Labor Front". Ley was arrested when the war ended, judged in Nuremberg trials, found guilty and committed suicide. [34] pp, 20.5 cm. Very good condition.
2. Internationaler Völkerbrei oder Vereinigte National-Staaten Europas?, Robert Ley. Berlin: Deutsche Arbeitsfront (German Labor Front), 1941. 1st edition, German. A nationalistic, anti-Semitic booklet, with photos. The author was one of the heads of Nazi regime in Germany and responsible for war crimes; headed the "German Labor Front". Ley was arrested when the war ended, judged in Nuremberg trials, found guilty and committed suicide. [34] pp, 20.5 cm. Very good condition.
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