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176. Hainewalde
that his military service meant little to the guards. Stereotyped as an intellectual, he was ordered to
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177. Zdenka Popper
German stereotypes of Jews. In July 1944 the Nazis let the Red Cross inspect the ghetto. Before the visit
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178. The United States and the Nazi Threat: 1933–37
public protests might contribute to widespread antisemitic stereotypes that grossly exaggerated Jewish
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179. Oranienburg
Vernehmungsabteilung. Seger characterized him as “a stereotypical sneaky, especially disgraceful sadist.”15
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180. Gray's Pottery pitcher with two Henry Heath transfer printed images of Jewish peddlers
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... is depicted with a large nose, sidelocks, and a beard; three stereotypical physical features commonly ... antisemitic stereotype of the Jewish peddler. The stereotype originated from the economic and professional ... stereotypical Jewish figures.
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181. Porcelain figure of Fagin counting his money by candlelight
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... stereotypical physical features attributed to Jewish men. In “Oliver Twist,” Fagin is the villainous leader of a ... fire holding a toasting fork, imagery that reinforces the antisemitic stereotype of Jewish associations ... antisemitic stereotypes. However, in a later edition of the novel, Dickens reduced his use of “the Jew
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182. Print depicting the finance committee from the series Hollandia Regenerata
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... and wears a fur hat and long-coat; all stereotypical features and clothing commonly attributed to Jews ... The transaction also furthers the antisemitic stereotypes of the greedy Jew who exploits Gentiles for ... their own economic advantage, and Jewish control of finance. These stereotypes originate from the
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183. Print from a German periodical depicting two Jewish theatergoers conversing
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... in evening attire and have prominent, stereotypical Jewish features: bushy eyebrows, hooded eyes, and ... or actively doing so. This stereotype originated from the economic and professional restrictions ... stereotypical Jewish figures.
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184. Bisque figurine of a Jew in a white plasterer’s coat and gray boots
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... stereotypical physical features commonly attributed to Jewish men. The text on the figurine indicates the man is ... reference to the stereotype of the greedy Jew. This stereotype dates back to the Middle Ages, when economic ... stereotypical Jewish figures.
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185. Bisque figurine of a Jew in a white plasterer’s coat and blue boots
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... stereotypical physical features commonly attributed to Jewish men. The text on the figurine indicates the man is ... reference to the stereotype of the greedy Jew. This stereotype dates back to the Middle Ages, when economic ... stereotypical Jewish figures.
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186. Painted porcelain Fagin with his toasting fork
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... eyebrows, and hooded eyes; all stereotypical physical features attributed to Jewish men. In “Oliver Twist ... antisemitic stereotype of Jewish associations with the devil, due to its resemblance of a pitchfork. He is ... character; all traits aligning with common antisemitic stereotypes. However, in a later edition of the novel
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187. Franklin Porcelain miniature Fagin Character jug
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... and hooded eyes; all stereotypical physical features attributed to Jewish men. In “Oliver Twist ... antisemitic stereotype of Jewish associations with the devil, due to the toasting fork’s resemblance of a ... and cowardly character; all traits aligning with common antisemitic stereotypes. However, in a later
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188. Royal Doulton ceramic figurine of Fagin dressed in black
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... stereotypical physical features attributed to Jewish men. In “Oliver Twist,” Fagin is the villainous leader of a ... fire holding a toasting fork, imagery that reinforces the antisemitic stereotype of Jewish associations ... antisemitic stereotypes. However, in a later edition of the novel, Dickens reduced his use of “the Jew
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189. Porcelain figurine of a rosy cheeked Fagin
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... portrayed with a long beard, a large nose, thick eyebrows, and hooded eyes; all stereotypical physical ... toasting fork, imagery that reinforces the antisemitic stereotype of Jewish associations with the devil ... stereotypes. However, in a later edition of the novel, Dickens reduced his use of “the Jew,” substituting it
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190. Cartwright and Edwards plate decorated with a scene from Oliver Twist
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... stereotypical physical features attributed to Jewish men. In “Oliver Twist,” Fagin is the villainous leader of a ... fire holding a toasting fork. This imagery reinforces the antisemitic stereotype of Jewish associations ... aligning with common antisemitic stereotypes. However, in a later edition of the novel, Dickens reduced his
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191. Character jug of Fagin sitting on a box
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... a large nose, and thick eyebrows; all stereotypical physical features attributed to Jewish men. In ... antisemitic stereotype of Jewish associations with the devil, due to its resemblance of a pitchfork. He is ... character; all traits aligning with common antisemitic stereotypes. However, in a later edition of the novel
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192. Character jug of Fagin sitting on a box
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... a large nose, and thick eyebrows; all stereotypical physical features attributed to Jewish men. In ... antisemitic stereotype of Jewish associations with the devil, due to its resemblance of a pitchfork. He is ... character; all traits aligning with common antisemitic stereotypes. However, in a later edition of the novel
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193. Faience tile with an image of a Jewish peddler with a large box on his back
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... French faience tile with a colorful image of a stereotypical Jewish peddler created in the 18th ... The peddler in the image has a large nose and a long beard, two stereotypical Jewish features ... an antisemitic stereotype of the Jewish peddler. They were barred from owning land, farming, joining
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194. Ceramic change holder in the shape of an Orthodox Jewish man
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... very long, bushy sidelocks, a stereotypical physical feature commonly attributed to Jewish men. The man ... presence on the coin dish, are likely references to the antisemitic stereotype of the greedy Jew who ... exploits gentiles for their own economic advantage. This stereotype originated from the economic and
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195. Alfred Meakin plate with an image of Fagin
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... another company. On the plate, Fagin is portrayed with a beard and a large nose; both stereotypical ... holding a toasting fork. This imagery reinforces the antisemitic stereotype of Jewish associations with ... with common antisemitic stereotypes. However, in a later edition of the novel, Dickens reduced his use
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196. Royal Doulton Dickens Ware dinner plate decorated with an image of Fagin
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... portrayed with a beard and a large nose; both stereotypical physical features attributed to Jewish men. In ... seen hunched over a fire holding a toasting fork, imagery that reinforces the antisemitic stereotype of ... aligning with common antisemitic stereotypes. However, in a later edition of the novel, Dickens reduced his
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197. Porcelain figure of Shylock, richly dressed and carrying a dagger
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... 's play, The Merchant of Venice. He has a large nose, side curls, and a long beard; all stereotypical ... stereotypes. In the play, Shylock is a Jewish moneylender who demands a pound of flesh as recompense from a ... grotesque and inhuman. Despite the stereotypical and anti-Jewish elements, the play remains popular and
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198. Small ceramic figure of a Jewish man in a long red coat
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... prominent, molded nose, with painted sidelocks and a beard; all stereotypical physical features commonly ... antisemitic stereotype of the Jewish peddler. The stereotype originated from the economic and professional ... stereotypical Jewish figures.
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199. Toby Jug of a seated Fagin clutching his treasure box
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... portrayed with red hair, a beard, a large nose, thick eyebrows, and hooded eyes; all stereotypical physical ... toasting fork, imagery that reinforces the antisemitic stereotype of Jewish associations with the devil ... stereotypes. However, in a later edition of the novel, Dickens reduced his use of “the Jew,” substituting it
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200. Hand painted vase with a scene of Portia and Shylock in the courtroom
stereotypical Jewish figures. ... wearing a skullcap, both stereotypical features attributed to Jewish men. Jews were expelled from England ... longstanding antisemitic stereotypes. In the play, Shylock is a Jewish moneylender who demands a pound of flesh ... that was grotesque and inhuman. Despite the stereotypical and anti-Jewish elements, the play remains