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• 1101. Poster of an Orthodox Jew balancing Stalin and $ 1 billion on a scale

  Exhibition in Belgrade from October 22, 1941, to January 19, 1942. It portrays a large, stereotypical

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• 1102. Caricature of a Jew whispering to Stalin while he blows bubbles

  

  1947. The image depicts a Jewish man with stereotypical features behind Stalin who is in a military

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• 1103. Linen poster with the song and lyrics to Schnitzelbank

  for the rhyming sets used to vary the short verses. This version includes a stereotypical caricature

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• 1104. Book

  name Fips and became known for his variations on the antisemitic stereotype of the bearded, bulging

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• 1105. Antisemitic cartoon by Fips of a Jew selling nude women in a shop window acquired by a US soldier

  

  name Fips and became known for his variations on the antisemitic stereotype of the bearded, bulging

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• 1106. German-Austrian League of Anti-Semites, 50 heller donation receipt

  

  stereotypical Jewish figures. ... stereotypical Jewish figures.

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• 1107. Anti-American poster with fork tongued Eleanor Roosevelt in Star of David earrings

  

  stereotypical Jewish figures. ... stereotypical Jewish figures.

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• 1108. Text only trilingual poster with armband, health and registration orders

  

  stereotypical Jewish figures. ... stereotypical Jewish figures.

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• 1109. Charles Coughlin

  

  literary and religious references to spread antisemitic stereotypes. In a November 30, 1930 radio broadcast

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• 1110. French collaborationist anti-Bolshevist propaganda poster

  

  traditionally associated with communism. The man also has stereotypically antisemitic Jewish features; a large

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• 1111. Antisemitic Nazi propaganda poster declaring that Jews are the enemy of the German people

  

  stereotypes were proliferated in a defeated Germany after World War I (1914-1918). At the end of the war, the

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• 1112. Poster promoting enlistment for the Jewish Brigade designed by the Shamir brothers

  Zionist iconography, Palestinian landscapes, pioneering stereotypes, and images of soldiers in their works

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• 1113. Propaganda poster stamp warning of subversive elements during WWII

  

  Japanese-Americans were reinforced by long-standing racist stereotypes and restrictive laws that limited

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• 1114. Palestine as a haven from persecution

  scoffs at the stereotype that Jews aren't good farmers. Shots of a field with cattle and a new road

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• 1115. Antisemitic propaganda handbill warning Americans that Jews are against serving in the military

  

  on the back. The cartoon shows two men with stereotypical Jewish features outfitting a Christian

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• 1116. Anti-Jewish propaganda film: transmitting disease; assimilated Jews

  ," in which antisemitic stereotypes are disseminated by the Nazis, including scenes showing: Poland as a

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• 1117. Anti-Jewish propaganda film: Jews in Poland

  ," in which antisemitic stereotypes are disseminated by the Nazis, including scenes showing: Poland as a

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• 1118. Anti-Jewish propaganda film: migration of Jews

  ," in which antisemitic stereotypes are disseminated by the Nazis, including scenes showing: Poland as a

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• 1119. Propaganda filming of the Warsaw Ghetto: prison; street; corpses; burial

  because it is heavily staged, omits selective information, attempts to establish grotesque stereotypes

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• 1120. Gaerber family papers

  redhead, had to dye his hair black, since Polish stereotypes identified any redhead as a Jew. When they

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• 1121. Anti-Jewish propaganda film: rich Jews; "degenerate" art; prominent Weimar Jews

  ," in which antisemitic stereotypes are disseminated by the Nazis, including scenes showing: Poland as a

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• 1122. Anti-Jewish propaganda film: banking; government leaders

  ," in which antisemitic stereotypes are disseminated by the Nazis, including scenes showing: Poland as a

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• 1123. Pro-Nazi election poster with a farmer using a pitchfork against the bourgeoisie

  

  stereotypical Jewish businessman with a newspaper (the press) in his pocket, a businessman, and a communist. The

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• 1124. Caricature of Hitler and German historical figures as museum mannequins

  head of a stereotypical Jewish man with a very big nose, blood dripping from the neck. On the right, a

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• 1125. Antisemitic poster by Fips depicting a German shop being cheated by Jewish businessmen

  

  name Fips and became known for his variations on the antisemitic stereotype of the bearded, bulging

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