"When the Vermin are Dead...," Der Stürmer Antisemitic Cartoon

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"When the Vermin are Dead...," Der Stürmer Antisemitic Cartoon

The poster features a Nazi officer with a extermination pump and several rats. The officer stands next to a tree with the German crest carved into the bark of the tree.

Title: "When the Vermin are Dead..." Caption: "When the vermin are dead, the German oak will again flourish." Der Stürmer was published by the Nuremberg Nazi leader Julius Streicher. It was the most vicious antisemitic newspapers among all those the Nazis published and combined racist stereotypes with pornographic material to accuse the Jews of race defilement.

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Germany

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Antisemitism & Religious Intolerance

"Jewish Culture," Der Stürmer Antisemitic Cartoon

Title: "Jewish Culture" Caption: "The natural and the unnatural." Explanation: A German couple enjoy the outdoors, while a Jew with his Gentile girlfriend are watching a pornographic movie. (August 1929) Der Stürmer was published by the Nuremberg Nazi leader Julius Streicher.

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A cartoon from antisemitic newspaper Der Stürmer of an officer walks into a small apartment where a family has died.

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Antisemitism & Religious Intolerance

"Nothing the November Republic Promised...," Der Stürmer Antisemitic Cartoon

Title: "The Way Out"
Caption: "Nothing the November Republic promised them has been fulfilled." Der Stürmer was published by the Nuremberg Nazi leader Julius Streicher. It was the most vicious antisemitic newspapers among all those the Nazis published and combined racist stereotypes with pornographic material to accuse the Jews of race defilement.

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