Flammenzeichen - Volkisch newspaper
Flammenzeichen ('Flame Sign'), rare volkisch weekly newspaper published in Stuttgart, August 1938. The front page features the headline Judische 'Matresse' ('Jewish 'Mistress') alongside a contemporary photograph illustrating a racial propaganda campaign directed against alleged Jewish influence and interracial relationships. Interior pages contain antisemitic political commentary, attacks on democracy and Freemasonry, discussion of international affairs, and illustrated articles such as Handlanger des Weltjudentums ('Agents of World Jewry'), reflecting the conspiracy theories and racial ideology promoted within sections of the National Socialist press. A scarce regional propaganda publication from Wurttemberg demonstrating how antisemitic themes circulated beyond better-known newspapers such as Der Sturmer. Stuttgart, Germany, August 1938
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