Third Reich - Anti-Jewish propaganda (photo)

The motif from the National Socialist propaganda shows on archive photos from the 1920s from left top to right bottom the literary critic Alfred Kerr, the lawyer and police vice president of Berlin Bernhard Weiss, the SPD politician and police president of Berlin Albert Grzesinski, the journalist Theodor Wolff, the chess player Emanuel Lasker, the journalist Georg Bernhard, published in February 1942. The National Socialist reporting writes on the back of the picture on 09.02.1942: "The plutocratic war aim: 'Re-establishment of the Jewish economic position in Europe'. Jewish faces are looking at you. They are supposed to direct the European economy one day. That could suit the Englishmen so. The Führerand the German Wehrmacht are already taking care of that. Above from left: The Jewish theater critic Alfred Kerr, who was up to no good in Berlin before the seizure of power. The bribed Jew Dr. Bernhard Weiss, the former police vice president of Berlin, the former inglorious Jewish police president of Berlin Grzesinski. Below from left: Theodor Wolff, former editor-in-chief of the Berliner Tageblatt, Jewish chess player Emanuel Lasker, and former Jewish editor-in-chief Georg Bernhard." Photo: Fotoarchiv fuer Zeitgeschichte/Archiv