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 : Anti-Semitic propaganda at the Nuremberg Rally, 1938


Anti-Semitic propaganda at the Nuremberg Rally, 1938

Anti-Semitic propaganda at the Greater Germany rally in the tent encampment Harnischlag belonging to the Berlin party organization. The sign makes fun of the Jews who have been forced to emigrate. A puppet represents a Jew in a barrel. Under the barrel is the text: Holy screaming! Where shall we go? On the barrel is a sign with the text: Doctor Liebling. Doctor is supposed to mean Joseph Goebbels

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10627609
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48190208
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2502px x 1929px (1.9MB)
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Mary Evans / Sueddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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