Wo ist Kleine Cohn?, movable (undivided) postcard with a coarse caricature and a rhyming caption. [Germany or Austria, ca. 1905]. German.
Movable postcard: when the tab is pulled, "Little Cohen"'s figure is revealed seated in the toilet.
The caricatures of Kleine Cohn ("little Cohen") appeared in many anti-Semitic postcards and illustrations in the early 20th century. His figure first appeared in a song composed by Julius Einedshofer, increasing in popularity until the First World War, and then waning.
14X9 cm. Good condition. Pencil inscription on postcard center. Some stains and inscription on reverse. Posted in 1905.

Collection of Anti-Semitic Publications in French:
1. En Israël. Trente zincs originaux de Charles Huard sur des légendes de Jean Mably. Paris, [late 19th century?].
"In Israel", thirty illustrations by Charles Huard, accompanying a text by Jean Mably - an anti-Semitic book written following the Dreyfus affair and dedicated to Édouard Adolphe Drumont. [32] leaves, 31.5 cm.
2. Exposition le Juif et la France au Palais Berlitz sous l'égide de l'Institut d'études des questions Juives [The Exhibition "The Jew and France" at the Palais Berlitz, sponsored by the Institute for the Study of the Jewish Question]. [Paris, 1941].
A guide to the exhibition "The Jew and France", prepared by the Institute for the Study of the Jewish Question and held in Paris between September 1941 and January 1942. The exhibition was based on the work of anthropology professor George Montandon and addressed the corrupting influence of the Jews on state institutions, and the ways of identifying a Jew by his outward appearance. The guide included a map of the display galleries and texts about the various exhibits. 15, [1] pp, 16 cm.
3. Alerte!, folded pamphlet, with photographs, warning of the Jews. No publisher, press or year mentioned. [France, early 1940s?]. Leaf 13X46 cm, folded in 4.
4. La France peut-elle se nourrir?, illustrated propaganda booklet. Text and illustrations by Pélan. Paris, [1942]. [20] pp, 24 cm.
5. Folded pamphlet, designed as a $1 bill. [France, ca. 1944].
On the inner part are derogatory statements against the U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau and against the Jewish influence on the economy. Leaf 6.5X31 cm, folded in two.
Enclosed:
6. Voila ce que le bolchevisme apporterait a l'Europe [This is what Bolshevism will bring to Europe]. No publisher, printer or year mentioned. [France, 1940s]. Propaganda booklet containing numerous photographs.
7. Frankreichs Schuld [France's Fault], supplement to a special issue of the Nazi newspaper Illustrierter Beobachter [Munich, 1940s]. German. Folded map of France and additional maps.
7 items in all. Size and condition vary.

Illustrated anti-Semitic and anti-Communist poster printed for the "Grand Anti-Masonic Exhibition" in Belgrade. [Belgrade, ca. 1941]. Serbian.
See previous items.
67X46.5 cm. Good condition. Folding marks. Linen-backed for display and preservation.