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Each of the lots offered for sale below on this USMBOOKS web page contains a nice assortment of extremely anti-British, Anti-Semitic (anti-Jewish), anti-American multi-color printed cards called Parole der Woche (Slogan of the Week). These little 3 x 4 inch (actually 73 x 100 mm) multi-color mini-posters came in four main types: anti-Jewish, anti-British, anti-American and pro-German. They were printed and circulated each week throughout Nazi Germany by the Central Publishing House of the NSDAP (Nazi Party) in München (Munich).
Perhaps the most virulently anti-British, anti-Jewish, anti-American material published in Germany during the Third Reich, each of the five different mini-posters offered in each lot very carefully attacks a specific aspect of non-Germanic culture, leadership, news or statistics. The mini billboards were printed in this small size intentionally so that they could be pasted up everywhere or left in menus, books, pockets, drawers - anywhere they were likely to be found and read.
These Nazi mini posters are extremely rare today because of the efficiency of Allied Occupation Forces who tried very hard to destroy all of them during the de-Nazification programs in Germany that followed World War II.
This is a unique opportunity to obtain an excellent sampling of rare and historic Nazi propaganda material. These Nazi Parole der Woche propaganda cards have become very collectible and very valuable in recent years, with huge sums being paid to European auction houses for the most desirable of them. We purchased this large collection years ago from a private party in Germany. All had been kept in albums and held there with postage stamp hinges so they are in very good to excellent condition. Each lot is priced and identified next to the picture.
Perhaps the most virulently anti-British, anti-Jewish, anti-American material published in Germany during the Third Reich, each of the five different mini-posters offered in each lot very carefully attacks a specific aspect of non-Germanic culture, leadership, news or statistics. The mini billboards were printed in this small size intentionally so that they could be pasted up everywhere or left in menus, books, pockets, drawers - anywhere they were likely to be found and read.
These Nazi mini posters are extremely rare today because of the efficiency of Allied Occupation Forces who tried very hard to destroy all of them during the de-Nazification programs in Germany that followed World War II.
This is a unique opportunity to obtain an excellent sampling of rare and historic Nazi propaganda material. These Nazi Parole der Woche propaganda cards have become very collectible and very valuable in recent years, with huge sums being paid to European auction houses for the most desirable of them. We purchased this large collection years ago from a private party in Germany. All had been kept in albums and held there with postage stamp hinges so they are in very good to excellent condition. Each lot is priced and identified next to the picture.
| LOT 10 (left), Parole der Woche number 40 of 1942, and four numbered simply 32, 50, 51 and 46. All in excellent condition. The card on the bottom reveals the names and positions of all the Jews surrounding American President Franklin D. Roosevelt - Baruch, Morgenthau, Frankfurter, Blum, LaGuardia and Hull. |
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| LOT 24 (right), Parole der Woche numbers 18 and 32 of 1941, 13, 32 and 39 of 1942. All in excellent condition. The card second from the bottom also quotes the brochure mentioned directly above and more of Theodor Kaufmann's suggestions for neutralizing Germany by sterilizing the population. |
| $65.00 delivered by 1st Class Mail in the United States. Additional charges apply for Priority Mail, insurance or shipment to foreign countries. |
| LOT 18 (right), Parole der Woche numbers 23 of 1941, 7, 18, 28 and 31 of 1942. All in excellent condition except that number 23 of 1941 has holes through it in two places.The one at the bottom quotes American Navy Secretary Knox in an extremely anti-German statement. |
| $70.00 delivered by 1st Class Mail in the United States. Additional charges apply for Priority Mail, insurance or shipment to foreign countries. |
LOT 19 (left), Parole der Woche numbers 27 of 1941, 35 of 1942, and three numbered simply 15, 25 and 44. All in excellent condition. The yellow card in front quotes Jewish financier Paul Einzig on what the new order will be like in Europe after the defeat of Germany.
| LOT 20 (right), Parole der Woche numbers 29 of 1941, 22 and 42 of 1942, and two numbered simply 28 and 49. All in excellent condition. The card at the bottom quotes a 1942 speech by Hitler about "Jews Pulling The Strings" behind the scenes in America and England. |
$75.00 delivered by 1st Class Mail in the United States. |
| LOT 22 (left), Parole der Woche numbers 3 and 33 of 1942, and three numbered simply 8, 47 and 51. All in excellent condition. The anti-Semitic card on the bottom quotes the Jewish historian Heinrich Graetz writing in 1885 as saying that a "large Jewish society would emerge in America in the 20th century". |
| $65.00 delivered by 1st Class Mail in the United States. Additional charges apply for Priority Mail, insurance or shipment to foreign countries. |
Have a look at other Nazi propaganda material for sale on USMBOOKS.com: |
| - "How they Lie", a 1940 book highlighting foreign hate propaganda aimed at Nazi Germany |
| - 1942 anti-American book "In God's Own Country, A Look into the Dollar-Paradise" |
| - an original 1940 Feldpost book "the Predatory Hand of England" |
| - rare 1940 Nazi book "Money Grubbing England" with transparent film overlays |
| - extremely anti-Jewish, anti-Bolshevist book "Why War with Stalin?" |
| - April 1943 issue of the anti-Jewish Die Judenfrage, Information about the Jewish Question |
| - 1941 Nazi political cartoon book about Winston Churchill |
PAROLE DER WOCHE - RARE ANTI-BRITISH, ANTI-SEMITIC (ANTI-JEWISH),
ANTI-AMERICAN NAZI PROPAGANDA CARDS
