16 Nazi propaganda postcards, some of them with anti-Semitic illustrations, inked stamps and postage stamps of the German Reich. Germany and Austria, [1930s-1940s].
* Official postcard of a Nazi party conference held in Nürnberg in 1933 and two postcards with stamps of Nazi party conferences from the years 1937 and 1938. * "Mander s'ischt Zeit!", an anti-Semitic postcard issued after the Anschluss (with a color illustration by Franz Köck). * "Bolschewismus ohne Maske" [Bolshevism without a mask], a postcard from the Great anti-Bolshevik Exhibition (Grosse Anti-bolschewistiche Ausstellung) that was held in Vienna in 1939. Two copies. * "Der Jude verlässt das Ghetto" [The Jew escapes the Ghetto], a postcard from the Great anti-Bolshevik Exhibition. Two copies, with stamps of the Eternal Jew exhibition that was held in Berlin in November 1938. * Two postcards from the Great Exhibition 1918 (Großausstellung 1918) which was held in Vienna in 1944 and presented the Jews as guilty of the defeat of Germany in World War I. One of the postcards depicts portraits of Jewish dignitaries, including Albert Einstein. The second postcard, which is titled "Das Kriegsziel der Weltplutokratie" [The War Goal of World Plutocracy], appears in two copies. * A postcard with an illustration of the Judengasse in Vienna. Printed on verso: "Wien vor 1938" [Vienna before 1938]. * And more.
16 postcards (some of them duplicate). 14X9 cm to 10.5X15 cm. Condition varies.