A pro-German, Anti-Semitic, poster. Printed by H. Čeněk, Tábor, (Czechoslovakia), [1930s-40s. Most probably from World War II period].
Printed in the center is the letter "V" in red, surrounded by text: "The German victory means destruction of Jewish Plutocracy and Bolshevism" (Czech and German).
63X47 cm. Good condition. Some damage, inscription in pencil on the reverse, folded.

La Libre Parole, Fevrier. Special edition of the paper La Libre Parole, paper of the anti-Semitic league in France, published after the February 6, 1934 riots, Paris.
Riots broke out when the right-wing parties were concerned that left-wing parties are about to take over the rule. Demonstrators were armed and police forces shot the public, killed sixteen extreme right people and injured two thousand. The paper accuses the commander of Paris police Adrien Bonnefoy-Sibour and Minister of Interior Eugène Frot of being involved in a conspiracy between Jews and Free Masons and claims that Jews are pulling the strings behind the stage. Caricature in the center depicts a characteristic Jew instructing the police to shoot the mob.
43X60 cm. Good condition. Folding marks and creases. Yellowed paper.

6 booklets and publications concerning Jewish refugees who fled Germany and the state of German Jews since the rise of the Nazi party, USA and England, 1933-1936. English.
* Persecution of Jews in Germany. Published by the Joint Foreign Committee of the Board of Deputies of British Jews, London, April 1933. English, 49, [1] pp.
* Persecution of Jews in Germany, supplementary bulletin no. 1. Published by the Joint Foreign Committee of the Board of Deputies of British Jews, London, May1933. English, 42, [1] pp.
* The Jews in Nazi Germany, the factual records of their persecution by the National Socialists. Published by The American Jewish Committee, New York, June 1933, English. 90 pp.
* Out of the Depths I Cry unto Thee, sermon preached by the chief rabbi on behalf of the Jews in Germany. Published by the Office of the Chief Rabbi, London, July 1933. English. 12 pp.
* The Third Meeting of the Governing Body of the High Commission for Refugees Coming from Germany. Published by The Office of the High Commissioner, London, November 1934. English. 31, [1] pp.
* The German Refugees and the League of Nations, James G. McDonald, foreword by Viscount Cecil. Published by Friends of Europe, London, 1936. English. 30, [1] pp.
Size and condition vary, good overall condition.

1. Questionnaire issued by Civil Administration Coordinator in Luxemburg for provision of an identity card, Luxemburg, early 1940s. German. When filling out the form a person has to state whether any of their ancestors three generations back was Jewish.
2. Questionnaire for Luxemburg citizens in France. France, early 1940s. German. Requesting the person to declare whether they or their sposes or ancestors are of the Arian race.
Size and condition vary, good overall condition. Some stains. Both forms are folded.

Lest We Forget the Massacre of the Warsaw Ghetto, The World Jewish Congress, [New York?], September 1943. English.
Published four months after the Warsaw Ghetto uprising. With a map of Treblinka camp (to where 245000-300000 Jews from Warsaw Ghetto were deported during the major deportation), description of life in the ghetto, of its establishment and of the uprising. Back cover features a map of the ghetto, showing the "Large Ghetto" and the area of battles during the uprising.
40 pp, 20.5 cm, good condition.