Anti-Semitic German kids essays - Set of 4 - 1935

Anti Semitic set of 4 texts or essays with horrible anti-Semitic messages written by young girls from German school answering this question: "Why should we be warned about the Jews?" If you read throu

Invitation Leaflet to an Anti-Semitic Cultural Meeting "Judah & Rome & The German People's Creation". Meeting that took place in 1935 in Germany. Given by the writer Hans Kurth. Size: 24x16cm VERY IMP

Marvel of Marvels Prediction Box. German, ca. 1935. Two complete sets of the trick with instructions in German and English. Numbered cubes are arranged in a pine box (4 x 1 ”) any order, yet the mag

German 916th Mortar Team #17456, U.S. Bazooka Anti-Tank Team #17490, and Normandy Hedgerow #17594. 4 pieces. Mint condition. Boxes excellent.

Terracotta Anti-Semitic German sculpture, "Ein Börsengeheimnis". Decorated with a Jew figure whispering a "stock market secret" to the ear of a wealthy Jewish gentleman. Height including the base:

Anti-Semitic German Advertising announcement on cardboard "Cakes Won't Be Given to Jews and Poles". Probably to use in Aryan pastisseries in occipied Poland. Size: 30x21cm **** Important**** Shipping

Pair of anti-Semitic German postcards, one urging Germans not to buy from Jews, the other urging that Jews be placed into a ghetto lest they 'lock you into a Christian quarter!' Both were published in

Anti-Semitic German propaganda in the form of a two-sided U.S. one dollar bill. This item would be thrown about the streets, and when picked-up, the bill would fold open to 12.25 x 2.75, the text with

A German anti-Semitic ceramic beer mug. Decorated with a relief of four chubby, stereotypical-looking Jews sitting on a horse-drawn plow. Above them is the caption: "dieser pflug war nicht schwer wenn

A 1930s German anti-Semitic label with a German inscription: "Wer beim Juden kauft ist ein Volkserrater" (he who buys from a Jew is a traitor). Diameter: 6.5 cm.

German patriotic and anti-Semitic and anti-communist propaganda leaflet printed for Czech. Text can be translated from Czech as follows: Imperial victory for Europe! Victory in all fronts against the

German Anti-Semitic Pamphlet entitled "The Part of Jewry in the Collapse of Germany" by Dr. Walter Lief. soft cover. Published by the "Regeneration of Germany" monthly magazine. Published in 1919. ***

Lot of four German anti-Semitic reproduction posters, all approx. 23.5 x 33.5 in., made for the Russian people, all bearing anti-Semitic images and text, the first of which features caricatures of Jew

EXTREMELY RARE GERMAN WW2 ANTI-SEMITIC WHW 10 ZLOTY BANKNOTE Anti-Jewish WHW (Winterhilfswerk) 10 Zloty bank note issued in Generalgouvernement for the campaign 1943-1944. Banknote is with anti-Semiti

German Violent Anti-Semitic Propaganda Leaflet with very direct messages:"Down with Judah! Outlaw the jews socially! Boycott the Jews economically! Make life unbearable for the Jews! German wake up!".

LOT (2) GERMAN WWII ANTI-SEMITIC METAL COINS. DIAMETER 1 1/2" (UN-AUTHENTICATED)

Ultra Anti-Semitic Libel Published in Polish by German Occupiers "Mortal Enemy of Christianity" written by Zbigniew Kowalewski and printed in 1943 in Warsaw. Soft cover. May cartoons and photos that d

2 Old German Publications. One is a number of the "Der Oldenburger Residenz-Bote" political newspaper and the other one is an anti-Semitic Booklet called "Juden und Lords Hand in Hand" (Jews and Lords

Collection of circa 1920-1923 German and Austrian notgeld with anti-semitic themes, includes notes from Bockenem (Ambergau), Amstetten, Arnstadt, Beverungen, Bielefeld, Brakel, Bremen, Brixlegg, Frank

Three Anti-Semitic newspapers "Arijsky Boj", or "aryan struggle" , printed in Czech Republic! Very interesting set of three very rare anti-Semitic newspapers. Printed by a Czech fascist party that sup

Super rare and old Estonian anti-Semitic magazine called "Juudid", published in 1923 in its number 1 (4). In Baltic Countries, the anti-Semitic and Jewish pogroms were very common during the 19th cent

Super rare and old Estonian anti-Semitic magazine called "Juudid", published in 1923 in its number 1 (4). In Baltic Countries, the anti-Semitic and Jewish pogroms were very common during the 19th cent

AN ANTI-SEMITIC SILVER CHARITY CONTAINER. Probably Russian, 20th century. In the shape of a Hasidic Jewish mane with long payos and a long nose. Coin slot in back. Illegibly marked. 4" wide and 4.5" t

Set on an original marble base. The Holocaust Museum in Washington D.C. has this identical figure in their collection. On their website, they describe it as anti-Semitic due to the stereotypical facia