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Title: "German Christmas"
Caption: The German Christmas angel has her hands tied by
the swindling world bank Jews. Meanwhile, the department store Jew,
behind the mask of Christmas cheer, is doing a booming business.
(December 1928)
Explanation: The angel is bound by bands named taxes,
credit stops, Dawes tribute and Lugano. The Jew is selling beauty
creams and pornographic books.
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Title: "Fatherland!"
Explanation: In the top panel, German family is forced to
emigrate because of economic conditions. In the bottom panel, the
shop signs all have Jewish names. (March 1929) |
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Caption: "I can give him another injection. In the state he's in, he won't notice anything at all "
Explanation: The patient, representing Germany, is dripping blood into a pail titled "reparations," with various casts and bandages representing the treaties and international agreements allegedly responsible for Germany's misery. (#33/1929) |
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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)
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Caption: "One can do anything to those Goyim. Our people crucified their Christ on the cross, and we do a great business on his birthday...."
Explanation: A Christmas cartoon urging Germans to avoid Jewish shops was standard. (#51/1929)
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Caption: "The year is over. The struggle goes
on!"
Explanation: A Nazi grabs a Jew by the collar. (December
1929)
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Caption: "Sucked dry."
Explanation: The caricature suggests the Jews are sucking
the economic life from Gentiles. It is one of numerous Stürmer
cartoons comparing Jews to inhuman and unpleasant creatures.
(February 1930)
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Caption: "The beginning and the end."
Explanation: Streicher claimed that Jews were about
a massive campaign to seduce and destroy German womanhood. (July
1930)
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Caption: "They fight and the Jew grins."
Explanation: While Germany is crucified on the cross of
the Young Plan, an agreement on the payment of reparations from
World War I, German political parties are fighting with each other.
(August 1930) |
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Title: "The worm"
Caption: "Where something is rotten, the Jew is
the cause."
Explanation: The names in the background are those
of Jews involved in major financial scandals. The apple is named
"the German economy." The worm is named "Jewish
scandals." (November 1931)
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Caption: "Buy from the Jews, betray your people."
Explanation: Another caricature on the Christmas theme. The Jewish shopkeeper
is cynically profiting from Christmas. (December 1931) |
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Title: Immunization
Caption: "It occurs to me that little good comes from
poison or from Jews." [Streicher was suspicious of immunization]
February 1932 (Issue #6)
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